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Feb 04
Spray cork photo 1 feb 2020

Spray Cork anyone?

  • February 4, 2020
  • Gary Porter - What’s Happening in Masonry

Protect Masonry Walls. In my masonry career, I had not heard of spray cork. I know that cork as a material is green, it is renewable, it does not grow mold, it is a good insulator, has a positive aesthetic feel, sustainable. On my favorite DIY show, Holmes & Homes mixes the cork with a liquid in a 5 gallon pale then sprays it onto the masonry with what looked like a paint sprayer and created a finish that still left the mortar joints and texture in the brick slightly visible, but added a new stucco-like look.

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