than I am.
our brown coat. It is a lot stronger than lightweight aggregate plaster such as structolite or gypsum plaster and perlite.
United States Gypsum says lightweight aggregates aren't recommended for metal lath, so why do it?
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| New metal lath applied. | A view of our scaffold. |
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| Scaffold is supported by these plaster jacks. If you have
visited my
site before, you may have seen some of my plaster jacks. They're older
than I am. |
Brown coat troweled on and rodded off. |
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| All we use is gypsum plaster and sand for
our brown coat. It is a lot stronger than lightweight aggregate plaster such as structolite or gypsum plaster and perlite. United States Gypsum says lightweight aggregates aren't recommended for metal lath, so why do it? |
Moldings were chipped up by the damage, Here, moldings are filled and restored. |