Is it possible to plaster over and then repaint external pebbledash which covers a house (this is currently painted yellow)? Can a professsional look be achieved or will it always look bodged. Would a normal plasterer be able to do this or do I need a particular specialist? Any idea on cost?
As an alternative can the pebbledash be removed? Is this sandblasting or something else? I have heard that sand blasting is very expensive and can result in damaged bricks so perhaps not the best idea.
Thanks.
2007-11-21
19:41:24
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Mel B
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Home & Garden
➔ Do It Yourself (DIY)
In answer to your question the pebble dashing is not damaged I want to do this as I do not like the look of pebble dashing and would like a smooth finish exterior.
2007-11-22
00:08:27 ·
update #1