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Repairing holes in rendered wall
Am considering wall insulation. The sponge finished rendering is 3 year
old and freshly painted 1 month ago and in excellent condition. Would you trust the installers to fill the holes to match the rest of the wall. I was thinking maybe to ask them not to make it flush with the wall and then I would come along and do my own mix and filling (carefully). Would I need to know the exact grade of sand the renderer used and what sort of sponge he used.I don't want to have any scars/shadows as to where it was plugged. What do you reckon guys. |
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