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19:59 Apr 26, 2006 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / Plaster coatings | |||||||
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4 | PUTZ=......rendering (or rendering coat) |
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3 | antique stucco or cement finish |
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2 | antique stucco |
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2 | antique wall finish |
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antique stucco Explanation: nearly 600 googles! |
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antique wall finish Explanation: or antiquing plaster But this depends on whether it is actually old or just made to look old (I'm assuming the latter). |
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PUTZ=......rendering (or rendering coat) Explanation: ....the same for other three "Putzes"....a term commonloy used in construction for surfacing interior and exterior walls. See # 3 below: rendering [] s 1. rendering of accounts ECON. Rechnungslegung f 2. Wiedergabe f: a) Übertragung f, -setzung f b) (künstlerische) Interpretation, Gestaltung f, Ausführung f, Vortrag m 3. auch rendering coat ARCH. Rohbewurf m © Langenscheidt KG, Berlin und München |
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antique stucco or cement finish Explanation: Putz is, if I am not mistaken, a mixture of fine sand, mortar and/or cement, water, and possibly a dye applied to a wall (or ceiling). In USA (New England anyway) that is called stucco when applied to exterior walls. If applied to interior walls (which is unusual in homes, they would prefer plaster, Gips) it is called cement finish. Putz could also be based on Gips in which case it would be "antique plaster" -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2006-04-26 21:47:32 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Sorry, I meant lime instead of mortar (mortar is made of lime and sand and water, as you know) |
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