Preparation for Plaster Sample Clauses

Preparation for Plaster. All surfaces to be plastered shall be clean and free from dust, loose mortar and all traces of salts. Projections and concrete fins shall be hacked off. Traces of mould oil, paint, grease, dust and other incompatible materials shall be removed by scrubbing with water containing detergent. Where cement plaster is to be applied the surfaces shall first be wetted and dashed with a mixture of Portland cement and sand (1:2) mix to form a key. This should be kept wet with a fine water spray until set, and allowed to xxxxxx before applying undercoat for a minimum of 3 days. All surfaces shall be thoroughly sprayed with water and all free water allowed disappearing before plaster is applied. Bonding agents where required shall be applied in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and must be approved by the Engineer or his Representative. Before plastering is commenced all junctions between differing materials shall be reinforced in accordance with clause 6.9 of this section.
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