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Very cool, thank you for sharing!

Did You use lime mortar?

Without getting into the specifics of the mortar all the rest of the video is mute.

What a great job😊

What is a daub?

Small world - I’m researching how to repair the mortar in our old warehouse in the Gothic quarter of Barcelona and your videos sent me to check out the Tigre products! Gracias!

Is there a best way to remove cement mortar? Trying to reuse bricks from a 1980s house.

48 over 24 sash, wow! Were they just painted? That's a lot of weight on the upper meeting rail. Nice job.

What sand did you use. Building sand or sharp sand?

So half-cleaning

I did tuckpoint in my house built in the 60 s I used brixment cement, should I be concern on having the same problem? Brixment type N For tuck point Thanks for the reply

Interested to know how much easy the mortar needs to come off if I take a flat head screw driver and drag it hard on the mortar, if I'm able to get out a few small grains of mortar is the mortar considered weak and crumbing? Thanks in advance. In your video just by touching the mortar, it all comes off, which is too easy.

What's clay plaster used on? Adobe walls? Compacted earthen walls?

Hi . What color did you get from this mortar when dry ? Do you need to treat the mortar after apply on wall to prevent cracking etc ? Can you help with this on a video etc Thanks

While repointing and filling of big cracks in very old walls of natural stones, which will be more stronger and durable only lime without mixing sand or any other things or Lime mixed with same quantity of sand or double quantity sand then Lime ? I want to make my very old building more strong and durable. Please guide me

So if someone wants to apply a stucco to this brick what kind of stucco does it have to be? I am assuming that it cannot be a portland cement/sand mix but a NHL 3.5/sand mix.

Wow - I’ll never say I can’t point again…. That looks a seriously rough/rushed finish. 😂

Very useful information, thank you.

I'm in need of repointing my historic 1870s foundation and learned alot from you videos, thx. I now know to use a nhl3.5 to do the job. Is it possible to purchase pre-mixed 5g buckets of this lime mortar mix?

v good. does this work on red sandstone too? any idea how expensive the machine is? Thanks

I have a question. I'm about to have to do this on an older home. The mortar on it has a red hue like it has red clay mixed in it. Do you know how to recreate that look?

In this video, you are showing a customer that seems to have literally put caulk EVERYWHERE on the mortar, and they seem to have left no area of the mortar uncovered by caulk which obviously trapped moisture perhaps because their mortar was decaying everywhere. I don't know that you'd have the same problem if they put it on a specific area where there is a crack. The moisture can still escape through the surrounding mortar, no?

Very good information. I made the mistake of using mortar *caulk* in deteriorated/missing mortar joints. After five years, those same joints are now showing signs of moisture trying to get out (small cracks alongside joints). There are cracks in my plaster walls (interior of house) corresponding to those mortar joints. My house is 75 years old. So I'm going to remove the caulk and replace with the hydraulic lime. Never knew how important mortar joints are and how careful we should be replacing them. Thanks so much!! 🙂

Hi, in terms of vapor permeability ( damp regulation on old brick and mortar walls) is there a difference between NHL5 and NHL 2? I want to plaster a cellar wall.

Hi I do lime repointing in the UK What make of NHL 3.5 do you use in the us

Looks like eyes higher up the wall.

Great organised mixing set up for posting stone walls. What would you recommend to to mix Hot lime mortar for plastering walls (Quicklime slaked with a sand) ? Do I slake before mixing with a paddle mixer, or use a Baron mixer or Roller pan mixer ?

How do you know if the bricks on a building need a lime mortar or will be fine with a cement mortar? I've got a shed with bricks probably not more than 150 years old...

Too much water…not much finesse with your trowel..good god ..a massacre

What did you do about the broken/spalled bricks in this wall please? for example, did you replace them all, some or none? If you left some how did you decide and did you give them any treatment? Thank you for great video!

Thank you. Exactly what I needed to know! I'm off to mix some mortar.

Everybody and their mother seem to add Portland cement. I looked up NHL5 and sand, and found you. I'd love to build a cob house on a stone foundation, cement free. What are your thoughts on stone foundations without cement in the mortar?

what do you do with brick walls that are so crumbly that the bricks just fall out or can just be pulled off?

I suggest using my device for such works. link in the comment ua-cam.com/users/shortsLTZ4z11udp0?feature=share

What about the foundation? Doesn't the NHL 3.5 stay wet too long when it's used underground? How do you protect the NHL 3.5 for a historic foundation of the same type of construction?

Sand blasting is not good for the stone takes all the mineral out of the stone so in 50 years time stone will need replacing

I found a project with "felted clay plaster" used on the walls. Could it be referring to the technique on this video?

We would point proud then cover with Hessian sheets n spray to slow the cure then next day we would beat the lime bk into the joint n finish n brush to bring the aggregate to the surface. Kills your hands be careful

Can use with cement plastering?

Whoever does this for a living deserves a medal, i'd go mental doing that all day lomg.I'm going to try it on the front of my house, but it's much much smaller than that massive wall in the vid.

Shame you didn't remove the mortar at the same time! That pointing is really unsubtle and in-your-face! It ruins the appearance of the old masonry. A conservationist would have a fit! Not your fault though...

This is very educational. We have four interior exposed brick fireplaces in our 100 year old home in New Orleans. We are DIY because of budget constraints. I’m counting on this series to direct the work. Thank you.

Good

Get into Venetian mate. Good old Gypsym plaster will dpread that wall in 4-5 hours two coats with a mesh and no cracks. Plastic speed skim to flatten it off with half in half the time.

Thank you for that information on hardness of mortar and spalling I was always told that type N is sufficient for Brick. But type S is to hard? In the restoration process of an old building I would definitely use the lime mortar. I am a chimney Builder and I come across chimneys all the time with spalling brick sometimes 90% of the chimney is spalling. I always see chimneys that are hundred years old or so last forever with no spalling but newer Masonry gives out a lot quicker. Why the change from lime mortar to cementouse?

Amazing! This is genius's work! Chemical reaction could naturally cook and produce quality product.

Found this video very useful 👌

Very interesting

I appreciate the job site music.

Fantastic video and very educational. Exactly what i needed thank you.