Posted by Sid on March 31, 2011 at 02:08:13 from (67.210.55.140):
In Reply to: Glue and paint ???'s posted by dave2 on March 30, 2011 at 12:05:29:
Whitewash is inexpensive. It seems all we did was mix hydrated lime and a little portland cement with water. If you check on line the process seems to be a little more complicated.
The lime has some disenfecting ability.
If animals chew on it is not harmful.
Whitewash is a thin plaster.
I don't know if you can pressure wash whitewash. We would hose down the milk barn every day and some would flake off(not much). I have to admitt this was probably due to not properly preparing the surface. We would be expecting the inspector any day and do a hurry up job.
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