I was going to mount a water hose reel on my 100mm EPS polystyrene (silly I know). Unfortunately it couldn't handle the weight and the reel popped off. Now I am left with 4 holes that I need to patch.
I have leftover render that was used on the walls. Can I fill in those holes with the render? or should I fill it with some kind of gap filler and then apply render?
Appreciate your thoughts and suggestions.
Patching Holes in EPS foam walls
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I was going to mount a water hose reel on my 100mm EPS polystyrene (silly I know). Unfortunately it couldn't handle the weight and the reel popped off. Now I am left with 4 holes that I need to patch.
I have leftover render that was used on the walls. Can I fill in those holes with the render? or should I fill it with some kind of gap filler and then apply render?
Appreciate your thoughts and suggestions.
I have leftover render that was used on the walls. Can I fill in those holes with the render? or should I fill it with some kind of gap filler and then apply render?
Appreciate your thoughts and suggestions.
Oh no!
I would use a can of expandable foam ( there are some that will take render) then cut it back and render over the top
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