Mature Lime Putty Reviews

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Lime Putty - high calcium, non-hydraulic lime. Slaked lime from the finest quality Buxton quicklime Lime putty for lime mortar and lime plaster. Widely used for traditional building repair and conservation works due to its excellent breathability and flexibility. Uses of Lime Putty Fill and repair fine cracks Dilute with water to make a bright white limewash (see the recipe) Can be coloured with natural earth pigments Make non-hydraulic lime mortars & lime plaster by adding sand (For the inexperienced it is advisable to use the ready mixed Coarse or Fine Stuff to ensure a proper consistency and quality is achieved. If you are looking for advice as to how best produce a mortar of your own specification please feel free to contact us) Benefits of Lime Putty UK Mined and produced Slaked, sieved, and matured for a minimum of 4 months High calcium, non-hydraulic lime made from the finest Buxton quicklime Lime Putty Guides Painting wit...

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“Easily applied. Works a treat and looks good. It Would be useful to get some info on the website that lets the buyer know area the product will cover by weight. At the moment coverage is given by volume only and the product is sold by weight.”

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Posted 2 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

“Easy to use!”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I bought mature lime putty as a flexible solution to my lime needs for a 2* star Georgian house conservation project (in this case a cellar). So far I've used it in sieved limewash which works great. Image is after 6 coats though to be fair I'm still working out the mix for best results. A £60 spray gun, a sieve, a paddle mixer, bucket and eye protection and it goes on a treat First ever after attending a SPAB training course on limewashing. The wall wash brushed with a Yorkshire trading stiff scrubbing brush to remove loose friable material. Then sprayed with water to damp surface. Then sprayed with the limewash, left for two or so hours or overnight to dry. Excellent results and very little dusting off once gone off. Be patient. I'm so impressed as it was my first attempt to paint my cellar.”

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Posted 4 years ago