barnesy1977

Would masonry paint defo work/stay on ok without any problems ? I'm just asking the question really as I have no experience with this sort of things at all. We've had a couple of people over to look at work on it...one didn't think painting it would be good (rightly or wrongly) and the other suggested those Brick Slips.

Thanks for your replies. It's a concrete wall, but it's partly the miserable dull grey colour that makes the whole house/driveway look tired. We'll try a jetwash anyway to see what that does - I know it can work wonders sometimes. Would still be grateful of any other solutions or experience of similar projects incase jetwashing doesn't work

Hi all, I'm looking for some advice and suggestions on how best to make good quite a long boundary wall. It's an old wall and doesn't look great, but I don't have the funds to completely remove it, and create a nice new one. The total length is 100m (and for info, the ave height ~0.5m), and I've attached some photos. I'm considering using brick slips as these are quite cheap to buy and the labour would be alot less than a complete rebuild (like this https://mybrickwall.co.uk/collections/brick-slips), then add some coping stones on top. Obviously any unstable sections would be dealt with. Does anyone have any experience of this sort of project, or any other good, cost-effective suggestions ? Please - only friendly, helpful/constructive comments : - ) Many thanks in advance