pebbledash help

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hi all new to site i am going to do a d-i-y project soon but i need a little a help i want to pebble dash a wall but i do not know were to start ie how much sand , cement, lime if any do i need to water proof wall first how the best way to do the job i saw on the internet tryolean but cant seem to find it anywere what is tryolean how do you put it on what kind of texture would you need to stick to wall
thankyou all very good site
 
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hi all new to site i am going to do a d-i-y project soon but i need a little a help i want to pebble dash a wall but i do not know were to start ie how much sand , cement, lime if any do i need to water proof wall first how the best way to do the job i saw on the internet tryolean but cant seem to find it anywere what is tryolean how do you put it on what kind of texture would you need to stick to wall
thankyou all very good site

Hi . Unless this is a very small area, I think you'd be better off getting someone to do it for you. Dashing can't be patched up or rubbed down, and it does take a bit of doing for even a regular plasterer to get 100% right.

I'm not trying to put you off having a go, so if you are happy to give it a lash do a search on this forum first, but be prepared to to live with whatever the finished job it looks like.
 
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LOL reading this brings back memorys of a job we done. we done 1 panel for a bloke to see if he liked it. he said the stones where not the colour he wanted ( he said wash them so we did) he liked it. so we done the hole house like this. LOL in the end the house looked like a bowl of suger puffs. white cement and yellow-ish stones. lol
 

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