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Stone basement - point and paint
I have a stone walled basement. The stones are mortared and in reasonably good shape. No wall rebuilding required. Concrete floor in basement. I have removed several layers of paneling, insulation and dry wall and now I would simply like to have white washed style stone walls in the basement.
It looks like the original stone wall was at some time rendered to a rough finish with a very limey mix. Most of this is now coming away. How do I do the best clean up and preparation of the wall? Chisel wire brush and vacuum? What should I treat it with and then what should I paint it with? I want it to be like a white washed stone walled old time basement. Clean and dry and white. In am in NY and the stones are strong and hard. |
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