I'm looking to get my house rendered. It was built circa 1900 so would need to be lime render so I've read. There is already render on the house, I don't know whether it is concrete or lime. None of the render has actually blown but the paint used on it is peeling all over and water is getting behind. I'm guessing the current render is concrete which is why we are suffering with damp so much?? Anyway, I was wondering what the best lime render is to use, as I've read that there's hydraulic, non-hydraulic and k-lime. Also doesanyone know of any good lime renderers that would work in Bexleyheath, Kent. Thanks
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Lime Render
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