morning
had a bit of a mare lately - we've got an inside wall that's partly underground (we live on a hill where the back of the house is 1 storey below the front of the house). The plaster was all damp and crumbly so i took it off painted the under bricks with some waterproofing stuff (asked a bloke at b&q and he gave me this tin - fair enough) and plastered over it again - with the rain we've just had lately i found out that it didn't stop the damp coming through and now the plaster is damp again (cheers b&q for selling me the wrong stuff - it's for the outside of the house to stop rain penetrating brick - yeah i know i should have checked but i've never had experience of this kind of thing before and i thought they'd know (how wrong...)
anyway what i need is recommendations for a treatment that i can paint directly onto the bricks (gotta take that plaster off again - how annoying) and then re-plaster over - does such a thing exist out there???
cheers for you opinions
ady
had a bit of a mare lately - we've got an inside wall that's partly underground (we live on a hill where the back of the house is 1 storey below the front of the house). The plaster was all damp and crumbly so i took it off painted the under bricks with some waterproofing stuff (asked a bloke at b&q and he gave me this tin - fair enough) and plastered over it again - with the rain we've just had lately i found out that it didn't stop the damp coming through and now the plaster is damp again (cheers b&q for selling me the wrong stuff - it's for the outside of the house to stop rain penetrating brick - yeah i know i should have checked but i've never had experience of this kind of thing before and i thought they'd know (how wrong...)
anyway what i need is recommendations for a treatment that i can paint directly onto the bricks (gotta take that plaster off again - how annoying) and then re-plaster over - does such a thing exist out there???
cheers for you opinions
ady