Filling chips in rendering before painting

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Hi there,

We've looking at repainting the rendering on our cottage as it hasn't been done in a while, but am unsure of what to use to fill and chips or holes in it. I'm not really sure of what the rendering is - it's a brick cottage, with a render on the bottom half of the house, which has been painted.

I know it's fairly old - at least 25 years old - and so has a few wear and tear chips and dips in it. Plus a couple of large holes (for example, someone obviously drilled a cable through the wall at some point, then removed it, and never bothered to fill the outside.

So my question is, what should I use to fill these gaps/holes? I tried a general exterior filler a few months ago on a couple of them, but it hasn't weathered very well, and has started to shrink/crack.

Is there a better product to use for this sort of thing?
 
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The same kind of render that is on currently; take a picture of a non painted section or pull a loose bit off

Post up the pic and maybe someone can tell you if its lime, cement etc
 

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