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Patching Plaster in Wall Chases

Peter Rhea · 2012-03-12 17:08:39

I have a few wall chases to make good & most of a bag of Gyproc patching plaster left over from another small job. Can I expect a reasonable result if I use it for this purpose ( it's in my own house) or would I be better off getting some bonding? I've tried a small section & it seems ok (I just wet the wall underneath,…

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12-03-2012 6:08pm

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Peter Rhea

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I have a few wall chases to make good & most of a bag of Gyproc patching plaster left over from another small job.

Can I expect a reasonable result if I use it for this purpose ( it's in my own house) or would I be better off getting some bonding?

I've tried a small section & it seems ok (I just wet the wall underneath, maybe I should use PVA?), but just wondered what someone more knowledgeable might think.

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#2 12-03-2012 6:43pm
aujopimur

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I allways found bonding finished off with hardwall to give good results.

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