Outside wall render (But not sand and cement)

[Wacky Racer]

OK,

I have a few small areas on the back wall of my house where the render is flaking away, nothing serious, just small patches.

I am going to clean the area up and smooth it out as much as possible with a Black and Dekker mouse and rotary wire attachment to my drill.

I don't really want to use a sand/cement render to make good. so does anyone make anything in a tub, with a "creamy" consistency suitable for outdoors that I could apply ready mixed with a trowel?,

Thanks in anticipation.

[Cow Corner]

Toupret products are my go to for small repairs.

[ferret50]

Brush some PVA on first, gived the new stuff something to bond to.

[Wacky Racer]

Cheers both, I was going to apply PVA anyway, and have now ordered some Toupret masonry filler, as it seems to have good reviews.

[Wacky Racer]

Cow Corner said:

Toupret products are my go to for small repairs.

Many thanks CC, used this, it is fantastic, and easy to mix and sand, Inexpensive too from Amazon.

[bennno]

Touprets, but be careful, one is fibre reinforced and sets as hard as rock - to rub it down needs an angle grinder.