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To Stipple a Ceiling or not?

rsmythjones · 2010-09-07 13:06:12

Hi, have had water damage to a previously stippled ceiling and it is to be replaced. Should i get it restippled or just normal plaster job and is it much more expensive to get stipple done or the same price,

07-09-2010 1:06pm

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rsmythjones

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Hi, have had water damage to a previously stippled ceiling and it is to be replaced. Should i get it restippled or just normal plaster job and is it much more expensive to get stipple done or the same price,

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#2 07-09-2010 10:34pm

CarrickMcJoe

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Dont stipple its so old fashioned and it was only a cheap way for the builders to make the ceilings look finished.

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#3 08-09-2010 5:08pm

ishidaogo

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Agreed; far better job; expect to pay up to € 20 Sq M
Consider ThistleBond between the Polybond and plaster if really bad or if there is movement above..

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#4 15-09-2010 4:34pm

Joanne82

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I totally agree. Don't stipple it.

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