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Once this is done mix your render ( mix below) and form over the top to create a rough layer covering the

chicken wire ( Picture 22 ). If you see the chicken wire its not a worry, the first coat is the rough coat. Wait

till the render is touch dry say 1hr. Then mix another lot of render to do the final coat. Make sure this coat

covers the entire oven and no chicken wire must be seen. After you have finished the final coat wait till its

touch try and in a circular fashion use a damp sponge to give you a fine texture. (picture 21)

RENDER MIX = 5 - Bags of 20kg BORAL SAND CEMENT + 10 handfuls of Boral builders clay

When using the sand cement, mix 3 - 20kg bags first with 6 handfuls of builders clay

together and render the oven. Then with the final layer 2 - 20kg bags sand cement & 4

handfuls of builders clay. – If you don't find the BORAL brand of clay and cement its ok.

Moisture is the ovens biggest enemy over time !!

When the render has dried, usually 24hrs later the curing process must begin straight away. During the

curing process no moisture must get into the oven otherwise you are reversing the curing. ( curing

instructions below). When the curing process is finished you must seal the rendered dome to prevent any

moisture getting back in.. Bondcrete can be used aswell. This mixes with water and seals the oven. This is

available from any local hardware store

Curing your oven.

Recommended curing is good quality BBQ heat beads available at supermarkets and hardware stores. Heat

them up on a gas bbq or fireplace until they are white around the edges. Place them in a metal pan and put

in the centre of the oven keeping the oven at roughly 100 – 150 degrees- no higher. You can close the door

entirely or keep the door ajar a few centermetres to let the air in to keep the heat beads going.The heat

will dissipate quicker than usual as you're heating up a cold structure. PLEASE BE PATIENT as its protecting

Picture 21

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