Crack in wall

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Due to subsidence, I have a long thin crack in an external pebble-dashed wall.

Subsidence underpinned, what is best way to fill the crack?

The wall is covered in white dash stones of which I have a small supply. The crack is very thin so I don't think cement can be pushed in, is there something on the market that I could squeeze in from a tube?
 
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Silicone or polysulphide mastic.

Gouge the crack a little wider and deeper first. You may be able to get a colour to match the render or use clear

Or gouge it, brush in a cement slurry and repaint
 

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