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Plastering & Rendering

Fill holes in wall (interior to exterior)

Anonymous user 23/02/2024 - 3.44 PM

Hello, i am looking to fill holes that run internal to external. For example i am removing old cables such as a TV ariel, Sky cable etc... so will need to fill wall internally and externally...... Can i use expanding foam and Filler?? what would be the recommendations? UPDATE - 6/1/2022 Are their any recommendations for the filler I should for the external side please????? Thanks in advance

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5 Answers

Reno plastering ltd

Rating: 4.6 out of 5
Stockport
Hello This would be completely fine and just point up the outside when the foam is dry as well to Seal it. Hope this helped
Answered6 January 2022
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Anonymous user

Hi, Agree with the previous answer. Just be careful with expanding foam, a little goes a long way, I repaired a stud wall recently where the homeowner injected too much expanding foam which cracked the plasterboard as it expanded. Thanks, Iain.
Answered5 January 2022
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Lids Landscapes

Rating: 5 out of 5
Dereham
Hi, yes this will be completely fine but just be careful on the expanding foam as it goes a long way, then just point the external up with a mortar mix. Thanks Ryan
Answered5 January 2022
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Anonymous user

You need to apply interior kind of filler from inside into the holes and use exterior waterproof kind of filler from outside
Answered5 January 2022
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damien hurley

Rating: 5 out of 5
Belfast
expanding foam can be unsightly when you overdo it...go easy and leave enough space for filler on both walls to tidy up before painting.
Answered5 January 2022
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