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Pollyfilla ??

karltimber · 2017-11-13 21:46:53

Hi, what are folks using these days to fill in small holes in plaster. Used to use powered pollyfilla - is there a better replacement out now ? - tubed/powder etc K

13-11-2017 9:46pm

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karltimber

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Hi,

what are folks using these days to fill in small holes in plaster.

Used to use powered pollyfilla - is there a better replacement out now ? - tubed/powder etc

K

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#2 13-11-2017 9:52pm

colm_mcm

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I'm a big fan of Everbuild "One Strike" it's really light so won't fall out or shrink or deform when it's drying, and it's really easy to work with. It doesn't make the hole look obviously filled as it's full of little bubbles and you don't need to sand it afterwards. It's great for ceilings too.
Comes in a tub.

I don't work for them

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#3 13-11-2017 9:55pm

NickNickleby

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used a tube or readymix polyfilla recently for filling in screw holes in a ceiling and also a large settling crack in the middle of a curved ceiling. Left it overnight to set, sanded and painted, invisible now. No mess no fuss.

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