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removing plaster from bricks
We have had some rather bad plastering work done. Among other issues,
the plasterer managed to get plaster on some bricks which are supposed to be left exposed as a feature wall. He said that once it was dry it would brush off, but it has not. Does anyone have any ideas for removing dried on plaster smears from brickwork? Thanks |
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Sue Donime wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas Charge the plaster what it costs to put right? |
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On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 22:29:15 GMT, Sue Donime
wrote: We have had some rather bad plastering work done. Among other issues, the plasterer managed to get plaster on some bricks which are supposed to be left exposed as a feature wall. He said that once it was dry it would brush off, but it has not. Does anyone have any ideas for removing dried on plaster smears from brickwork? Thanks Apparently, preasure washer will do it, not the silly B&Q things but a power blaster machine from the hire shop. A knowledgable goy told me this is how to sort mine out, but I ain't tried it yet ..... Rick |
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