Goat Hair for Traditional Lime Plaster Painting in order to even absorption

in order to even absorption and require fewer coats of paint

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Goat Hair for Traditional Lime Plaster Painting in order to even absorptionDescription Goat Hair is a durable, natural fibre that is mixed into traditional lime plaster to enhance cohesion and flexibility, give extra strength, and minimise the possibility for shrinking and cracking. While a variety of animal hair was used historically for different applications, such as the hair of horses, oxen, cattle, or pigs, the unique properties of goat hair make it tough and textured enough to reinforce plaster base coats, while