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−	The bonding coat, bond coat or base coat in construction terms usually refers to the first coat of gypsum plaster which is laid on the existing surface such as stone, brick or existing plaster. The term base coat is usually used to mean the same but for lime based plaster products or clay based plaster products. Base or bond coat can also be used to describe the first layer of external render applied directly to the existing external structure of a building such as stone or brick.	+	The bonding coat, bond coat or base coat in construction terms usually refers to the first coat of gypsum plaster which is laid on the existing surface such as stone, brick or existing plaster. The term base coat is usually used to mean the same but for lime based plaster products or clay based plaster products. Base or bond coat can also be used to describe the first layer of external render applied directly to the existing external structure of a building such as stone or brick, though this is most often referred to as a parge coat.

	The bond or base coat is usually a coarse plaster or render which can be applied in thicknesses between 10-20mm, it has greater adherence qualities and is used to even out the existing surfaces of the wall, internally in the case of plaster and externally in the case of render. Once hardened one or two more layers can be applied, finished by the final coat, finish layer, sometimes called skim coat which is normally a thinner layer applied at 2-5mm thickness.		The bond or base coat is usually a coarse plaster or render which can be applied in thicknesses between 10-20mm, it has greater adherence qualities and is used to even out the existing surfaces of the wall, internally in the case of plaster and externally in the case of render. Once hardened one or two more layers can be applied, finished by the final coat, finish layer, sometimes called skim coat which is normally a thinner layer applied at 2-5mm thickness.
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	* Making Magnificence: architects, stuccatori and the eighteenth-century interior.		* Making Magnificence: architects, stuccatori and the eighteenth-century interior.
	* Mortar.		* Mortar.
		+	* Parge coat.
	* Plaster.		* Plaster.
	* Rendering.		* Rendering.

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−	The bonding coat, bond coat or base coat in construction terms usually refers to the first coat of gypsum plaster which is laid on the existing surface such as stone, brick or existing plaster. The term base coat is usually used to mean the same but for lime based plaster products or clay based plaster products. Base or bond coat can also be used to describe the first layer of external render applied directly to the existing external ~~structre~~ of a building such as stone or brick.	+	The bonding coat, bond coat or base coat in construction terms usually refers to the first coat of gypsum plaster which is laid on the existing surface such as stone, brick or existing plaster. The term base coat is usually used to mean the same but for lime based plaster products or clay based plaster products. Base or bond coat can also be used to describe the first layer of external render applied directly to the existing external structure of a building such as stone or brick.

−	The bond or base coat is usually a coarse plaster or render which can be applied in thicknesses between 10-20mm, it has greater adherence qualities and is used to even out the existing surfaces of the wall, internally in the case of plaster and externally in the case of render. Once hardened one or two more layers can be applied, finished by the final coat, finish layer, sometimes called skim coat which is normally a ~~thiner~~ layer applied at 2-5mm thickness	+	The bond or base coat is usually a coarse plaster or render which can be applied in thicknesses between 10-20mm, it has greater adherence qualities and is used to even out the existing surfaces of the wall, internally in the case of plaster and externally in the case of render. Once hardened one or two more layers can be applied, finished by the final coat, finish layer, sometimes called skim coat which is normally a thinner layer applied at 2-5mm thickness.

−	[[Category:~~Articles_needing_more_work~~]]	+	See also: plaster, lime plaster and clay plaster
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
		+
		+	* Boss plaster.
		+	* Caulk.
		+	* Cement.
		+	* Cement mortar.
		+	* Clay plaster.
		+	* Daub.
		+	* Decorative metal ceilings.
		+	* Dry lining.
		+	* Drywall.
		+	* Finishes.
		+	* Fresco.
		+	* Grout.
		+	* Gypsum.
		+	* Inspecting historic fibrous plaster ceilings.
		+	* Lath and plaster.
		+	* Lime plaster.
		+	* Making Magnificence: architects, stuccatori and the eighteenth-century interior.
		+	* Mortar.
		+	* Plaster.
		+	* Rendering.
		+	* Stucco.
		+	* Tanking.
		+	* Tiles.
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The bonding coat, bond coat or base coat in construction terms usually refers to the first coat of gypsum plaster which is laid on the existing surface such as stone, brick or existing plaster. The term base coat is usually used to mean the same but for lime based plaster products or clay based plaster products. Base or bond coat can also be used to describe the first layer of external render applied directly to the existing external structre of a building such as stone or brick.

The bond or base coat is usually a coarse plaster or render which can be applied in thicknesses between 10-20mm, it has greater adherence qualities and is used to even out the existing surfaces of the wall, internally in the case of plaster and externally in the case of render. Once hardened one or two more layers can be applied, finished by the final coat, finish layer, sometimes called skim coat which is normally a thiner layer applied at 2-5mm thickness

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