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Tracking walls for wiring and making good

joebloggs123 · 2017-11-03 10:12:32

I've to track some walls for a few wires we need to run which has been a bit of an after thought in our project. After the electrician has installed the cables, what's the best way to repair the tracks and plaster? It's only 4 tracks so not worth getting a plasterer back in so was hoping I could patch this up myself.

03-11-2017 10:12am

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joebloggs123

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I've to track some walls for a few wires we need to run which has been a bit of an after thought in our project. After the electrician has installed the cables, what's the best way to repair the tracks and plaster? It's only 4 tracks so not worth getting a plasterer back in so was hoping I could patch this up myself.

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#2 03-11-2017 11:02am

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fill it out with bonding then use joint filler to get the last bit and then sand it smooth

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