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Plastering a wall?

Apip99 · 2005-11-11 17:14:50

Afternoon all, Plastering a wall? I have just taken out the door between the kitchen and living room and I've blocked it up with a stud wall, and have an insert which the new Plasma proudly sits in. I did the stud with plaster board, and used this new roll on skim coat from woodies (glorified thick paint!) The finish looks…

11-11-2005 5:14pm

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Apip99

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Afternoon all,

Plastering a wall?

I have just taken out the door between the kitchen and living room and I've blocked it up with a stud wall, and have an insert which the new Plasma proudly sits in.
I did the stud with plaster board, and used this new roll on skim coat from woodies (glorified thick paint!) The finish looks okay'ish. But I'm a perfectionist and I keep noticing raised bits here and there.

If I got a plasterer in to skim over the whole wall, would he/she be able to skim direct onto painted plaster board?

Thanks,

Pip

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