1. St. Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hanover
After an attic fire, Lath & Plaster Restoration was necessary to bring this beautiful church back to life.
The remaining ceilings and walls had to be fixed of cracks and repainted.
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2. After removal of damaged Lath & Plaster a detailed clean and containment was scheduled.
Cutting and scrapping the perimeter of the open was essential for a secure bond to the new plaster.
Following was the installation of custom cut Lath.
To match the existing 5/8 Plaster thickness it was necessary to do 4 coats of Plaster.
This is after the first coat...
3. After the next 3 coats, drying, painting and touch-ups, we had a final product that matched the existing
plaster.
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4. Before painting the entire church, cracks had to be scrapped, sanded, cleaned, countersunk & taped.
Following this prep work, 2 coats of plaster (base and finish) were applied to match all exiting walls and
ceilings.
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