Paddo5819
2015-03-28 16:09:01
- #1
Good day,
I have the following problem:
My approximately 10-year-old base plaster is coming off. It is slowly flaking, and it seems that there are lime efflorescences.
I can no longer say whether cement plaster was used by the plasterer at that time.
It is such that the base plaster was applied to the masonry with reinforcing mesh. There is no insulation; below the base plaster is the perimeter insulation including the dimpled membrane.
Now the question for me is how do I best renovate this? I am not very keen on chipping everything off and redoing it.
I was thinking, for example, to let it dry well, replaster the decayed areas, and then apply liquid plastic from the base plaster up to 5 cm above the pavement right from the start?
What do you think?

I have the following problem:
My approximately 10-year-old base plaster is coming off. It is slowly flaking, and it seems that there are lime efflorescences.
I can no longer say whether cement plaster was used by the plasterer at that time.
It is such that the base plaster was applied to the masonry with reinforcing mesh. There is no insulation; below the base plaster is the perimeter insulation including the dimpled membrane.
Now the question for me is how do I best renovate this? I am not very keen on chipping everything off and redoing it.
I was thinking, for example, to let it dry well, replaster the decayed areas, and then apply liquid plastic from the base plaster up to 5 cm above the pavement right from the start?
What do you think?