 Ardurite: Ardurite is applied to all surfaces. It is a bonding agent which binds substances together such as any potentially loose material on the exterior of your property. This is a key stage of the process and vital in stopping the new coating breaking away.  Bag Rubbing: A process by which a cement mortar is applied to the surface of rough stonework similar to that found on old cottages. The mortar is applied so that it follows the contours of the stonework. As the mortar drys, it is rubbed over with hessian sacking or a similar material. This has the effect of pressing the mortar firmly on to the stone surface. Finally the mortar is wiped over with a damp sponge to achieve the desired finish.  |
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Clear Rain Stopper: A clear liquid substance that is applied to the existing stone or brickwork of your property. It is absorbed into the surface. Once dry, it provides a tough, weatherproof membrane for the external masonry.  Pebble Dashing: A common, rough textured finish, found on many properties dating from the 1920's.  Rendering: A process by which a cement coating is applied over brickwork to achieve a smooth finish.  |
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