This blog will detail the advocacy of a superior “flexible grout” as an element of wall and ceiling repair and finishing. The material is attributed to chemistry inventions of my twin brother, Paul Norman. I offer free samples upon sincere query, with mutual promise of blog-posted, unedited discussion. We will agree that any differences of view will be addressed by comments to a posting. Contact me: pjnorman@gmail.com Portland, Oregon, phone 503-255-4350
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
More photos of completed crack-repair prep
Simple closure of a crack using flexible grout is quickest, but general instability in a wall may be more-permanently cured with willingness to set in fresh plaster. Here is the opposing stairwell wall, ready for smoothing with setting mud.
Here is the prep of a bathroom ceiling, a first application of flexible grout, and two coats of basecoat plaster. The next step is near-leveling of all repairs using flexible grout. Finish with careful buildup of setting mud.
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