What is the best (easiest for a layman) to remove old and cracked render. I have recently bought a house with areas of old cracked render and I want to remove it and get it re-rendered. I assume it is just a hammer and bolster and hack away at it. But has anyone any good tips for doing the job effectively?
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Removing old, cracked render
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