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i have pebble dash on my house and it as blown in parts and i wont to paint it
- Yhodge_83 9th Feb, 2012 Plastering
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you will need to knock off the looses and replace with render then apply the pebble dash
- John Hodgins Plastering & Renovation Services 9th Feb, 2012
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Before you paint it, you will need to remove all the loose and blown parts, rerender and dash.
You should wait until warmer weather in the spring, its no good doing render or external painting in minus conditions.- B J D BUILDING/ROOFING 9th Feb, 2012
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waste of time painting it unless you strip of and repair the blown sections first.
- ADR PROPERTY MAINTENANCE 9th Feb, 2012
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Hackoff all loose areas then re-pebbledash then u can paint you can do it in cold conditions with the right additives and rapid cement.
- GD Plastering Experts 10th Feb, 2012
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