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10mm plaster
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Jun 9, 2007 4:17 PM
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I skimmed a wall in the week , then had to fit door a door lining only to find out the wall was out, the upshot is I need to replaster over it to make up the corner that is out by approx 10mm (using door lining as a guide) is it best to use 2 skims of multi to build it out ? or is there a better way. The wall is now old plaster with the new skim on at the moment
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Re: 10mm plaster
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Jun 9, 2007 6:01 PM
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Well the right way would have been to first fix the door lining, then plaster to it.
A undercoat plaster would be better at that depth.
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deacon
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Re: 10mm plaster
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Jun 9, 2007 6:31 PM
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Maybe the brickie means a bonding coat , apply pva glue to the area and apply bonding coat to make out say 9mm of the 10mm , get a plastic float to flatten out and apply finish coat , job done .
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Re: 10mm plaster
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Jun 9, 2007 8:06 PM
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If the door lining allows, take 10mm off the edge all round.
Mr. HandyAndy - really
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