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Plaster recipeAndrew Alcorn aalcorn at arch.vuw.ac.nzThu Jul 3 16:07:15 PDT 1997
Robert, I enjoyed your message, but have a couple of queries. You said: The recipe is as >>follows: Into a mortar mixer we dumped: >>2 buckets of clay slip >>7 buckets of sand >>1 bucket of chopped straw >>Water as needed >> Details of the clay slip? Any idea how much , by weight or volume, clay was mixed with how much water? Or do you have a casual or accurate idea of the viscosity of the slip? You mentioned using wheat paste but there is no mention of it in the recipe. [?] Do you (or anyone else out there) have knowledge of the performance of wheat paste in the long term? As an organic product, does it begin to decompose? Go mouldy? Mould is a definite problem here in NZ when linseed oil is used on earth plasters or earth walls in exterior locations. Anyone got comments?
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