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How to repair cracked plaster

1.Assess the Plaster Cracks While covering damaged plaster with drywall is cheaper, materials that are period-authentic maintain the historic integrity of an old house. In addition, the plaster will be more durable. Begin by assessing the cracks and trying to determine possible causes. In this case, there are large cracks that have been repaired previously, as well as mid-size and tiny "spider cracks." Settlement over time is one cause of cracked plaster, but another is key disintegration. This is where the plaster protrudes through the wood lath to create a bond. It can also be caused by poor-quality plaster, water damage or normal wear and tear. 2.Clean Out the Cracks The first step in repairing cracks is cleaning them out. Use a five-way tool or other scraping device. In the case of larger cracks with plaster falling out, remove the damaged plaster to reveal the binding course. Knock old plaster through keys in the lath to establish ...
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Few simple steps to reduce roof damping Use a good water proffing liquid  Before applying the coat Clean the surface throughly using wire Brush , remove all small debris And clean remove the dust And then apply one coat of  waterproffing coat. Allow it to completly dry for about 24 hours And then apply one more coat of waterproffing. This has to slove the problem if the problem continouos contact some experts on ......
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Top 5 Reasons For Building Cracks

There are many causes of cracks, anything, from natural causes like the recent tremors to using wrong or inadequate building materials. Cracks may appear in the walls bricks/block mortar plaster, beam-wall joints, columns –wall joints, slabs, beams, columns, foundations and in many other places. Much as it’s not a simple task, it’s essential you take any cracks seriously and get assessment done in order to specify their significance. Most buildings will develop cracks at some point in time during their service life due to the following causes. 1.Poor workmanship Poor mixing of building materials, like cement sand and aggregate will cause cracks in the walls, beams, slabs etc. Normally poor workmanship is as a result of ignorance, carelessness, negligence, lack of proper supervision and many others or worth still a combination of all these. 2.Temperature variations  It’s important to know that most materials tend to expand when subjected to direct sunlight and cont...
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