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knauf-pro-roll-max-ready-mixed-plaster

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  • #2
    Bigus
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    How big an area , are you going to try yourself ? I’ve used this for patching successfully and blending in replacement plaster board of about 4ftx4ft , unlike plaster it sands well when hard. Anything bigger then above would be a challenge. .


  • #3
    Calahonda52
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    Bigus wrote: »
    How big an area , are you going to try yourself ? I’ve used this for patching successfully and blending in replacement plaster board of about 4ftx4ft , unlike plaster it sands well when hard. Anything bigger then above would be a challenge. .

    Thanks, yes am thinking about giving it a shot

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  • #4
    listermint
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    I don't think it will handle your fixings well tbh. May just need plaster.

    I keep recommending the spray stuff for sticking up boards it's cheap and leaves the surface smooth only for joins.


  • #5
    Calahonda52
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    I agree, I plan to put scrim like mesh over the entire surface first.
    I used a Knauf cement based render with the accompanying mesh about 10 years ago and it worked out very well, can't find it now.

    i got it from a place, i thought was Aquapanel in Greenhills in Dublin but does not show up on the www

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