I bought a house that was built in 1955. It has a masonry fireplace and chimney. The previous owner drilled through the brick to install a gas line for gas logs. I prefer to burn real wood, so I removed the ceramic logs, the burner, etc. I also removed the gas supply pipe, but now I have a hole in side wall. How can I patch the hole?
Patching a hole in masonry
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