Application and construction methods of Fiber Glass on old walls

Old houses or older second-hand houses need to use Fiberglass Cloth when renovating or decorating them. The original walls must be shoveled off first, and then a layer of Fiberglass Cloth can be hung on them.

Fiber Glass must be affixed to the wall before painting the wall with latex paint. This Fiber Glass is mainly for anti-corrosion and crack resistance. Because it has been used for a long time and is exposed to wind and sun, it will definitely affect the structure of the wall. This can reduce the possibility of cracks in old walls to some extent.
When attaching Fiber Glass, you need to check whether there are cracks in the wall structure. If not, there is no need to fully attach it. You only need to hang some at the joints or grooved locations where cracks are likely to occur.
First, the base layer of the wall needs to be cleaned. Use a roller to apply white latex to the location where the Fiber Glass is required, and apply it evenly. Then spread out the Fiber Glass, cut it to the appropriate size, and spread it flat on the area where the white latex has been applied. After attaching the alkali-resistant Fiber Glass, adjust the appropriate position, and then re-apply a layer of white latex evenly on the Fiber Glass so that it can stick firmly. After hanging the net on the wall, start the plastering work.
Generally speaking, Fiberglass Cloth need to be hung on lightweight walls, lightweight partition walls, insulation walls, the joints between old and new walls, and after water and electricity slots are opened. Mesh is used in cement, plaster and walls to add strength and resist cracking.
For many decoration friends, the word Fiberglass Cloth may be a bit unfamiliar. I believe that after the above brief introduction about the application and construction methods of Fiberglass Cloth on old walls, everyone will have a preliminary understanding of Fiberglass Cloth, and also I hope to be helpful.