HafodYBryn
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Has anybody got any top tips for dress pointing in lime please
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stuart45
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Which particular style of pointing were you thinking of. E.g. flush, weather struck, tuck etc. There's a lot of different styles, although only a few are in common use.
HafodYBryn
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The pointing is ridged and shows a line - not sure if you can see it from this image
HafodYBryn
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sorry think its like birds beak but - heres a picture
stuart45
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If you are wanting a ribbon beaded joint then this is the tool you need. It's not a joint I'd pick myself, but it's up to you.
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That looks like cement. Lime pointing shouldn't be strong enough for that. Wants the cement hacking off and a flush or slightly recessed brushed and knocked (with the brush) finish in lime.