Things You'll Need:
- Adobe bricks for bigger repairs
- Adobe mortar
- Adobe plaster
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Step 1
Scrape deteriorated or cracked plaster off of the wall.
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Step 2
Make adobe plaster using the same basic adobe mixture as the bricks.
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Step 3
Spray the area you are going to patch with water to get it a little wet.
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Step 4
Coat the area with the plaster until you fill out any depressions and cracks match the preexisting plaster.
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Step 5
Allow the plaster to dry.
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Step 1
Remove loose or deteriorated adobe mortar from the joint between the bricks.
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Step 2
Scrape mortar out of the joint to a depth of two or three times the width of the mortar joint.
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Step 3
Make adobe mortar using the same adobe mixture that makes the bricks although a little wetter. You'll also need some adobe plaster, which is a little dryer than the mortar.
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Step 4
Spray the bricks around the joint you are repairing with water to get it a little wet.
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Step 5
Use a trowel to fill in the joint with mortar.
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Step 6
Allow the mortar to dry.
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Step 7
Plaster over the repaired area with adobe plaster.
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Step 1
Scrape out deteriorated brick and patch it with adobe mortar, if the deteriorated part is small.
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Step 2
Make or buy adobe bricks to replace whole bricks or a substantial amount of one.
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Step 3
Scrape out and remove deteriorated parts of bricks or whole bricks. It may be necessary to remove some good brick to have a good surface to apply new bricks and mortar.
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Step 4
Spray the area you are going to patch with water to get it a little wet.
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Step 5
Apply some mortar to the brick and insert it into the wall. Add some mortar if needed to make the patch even with the rest of the wall.
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Step 6
Allow the mortar to dry.
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Step 7
Plaster over the repaired area with adobe plaster.







