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Bungalow external walls - painted pebble dash damage
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Thank you very much FreeBear, my listed house was solid sandstone, I've never dealt with this before. I'm semi detached and the neighbour has the same, I think I'm stuck with it unfortunately.£216 saved 24 October 20140
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These are small gaps, so pretty much anything will do. You could literally squeeze in StixAll or similar, and press in a few bits of pea-shingle. Do you take walks on t'beach?Once painted, it'll be 'visible.I suspect, tho', that if you tap the surrounding areas, you'll return lots of 'hollow' sounds
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Thank you Bendy_House, I do go to the beach every day and will get some small stones.
Not going to tap anything in case the place falls down, I don't think anything here was done by a reputable tradesperson!£216 saved 24 October 20141 -
...until nowyouth_leader said:Thank you Bendy_House, I do go to the beach every day and will get some small stones.
Not going to tap anything in case the place falls down, I don't think anything here was done by a reputable tradesperson!
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