Hi, I am desperate to get this fixed, a builder has let me down and gone on a two week holiday so I was wondering if anyone can advise how to do this myself.
How to patch very bumper render
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I don't enjoy saying this, but i'd wait for the builder to come back, because it's not as simple to repair as it looks. There may be more loose around the edges of the patch, and it'll probably need to be "carefully" trimmed back to solid. The stop beading/mesh along the bottom is also begining to rust,,,, not a good sign. How long ago was it done??
I do not know. People are telling me to cement with pebbles and then paint. How would this have been originally done? and is it special material?
Thanks again Jonnie
Hi,
I have exactly the same problem, mine is a round patch approx 8" diameter that has bulged out and cracked around edge, is there an quick and easy way to stick this back on so i can paint over (in the middle of painting all exterior walls) or will i need to pull it off and refill and add gravel chips? if so what mix for the render?
Cheers and sorry for hijacking your thread
I have exactly the same problem, mine is a round patch approx 8" diameter that has bulged out and cracked around edge, is there an quick and easy way to stick this back on so i can paint over (in the middle of painting all exterior walls) or will i need to pull it off and refill and add gravel chips? if so what mix for the render?
Cheers and sorry for hijacking your thread
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