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PostPosted: Sun Jul 10, 2005 9:57 pm    Post Subject:
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hi I have just removed my bathroom tiles (2 rows) however I also managed to pull off most of the plasterboard as well,including a rather large hole! Should I add plaster or renew the plaster board? what should I be doing? Thanks for any advice !![/list]
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I'd patch plaster it. you don't have to be good at it if you're tiling over the top. if the hole is big then stick a piece of cardboard in it to block it up so the plaster can stick to something
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I bought i bag of gypsum plaster. does anyone know the right consistency to apply it? What happens when it starts to crack is this normal ie drying out?
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cut the board back to the stud and replace theres no need to involve plaster if your tiling over.
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 10:45 am    Post Subject:
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The cracking is due to the water being sucked out before it has time to set. To slow this down, give the wall that you are going to plaster, 1 or 2 coats of watered down PVA, let the fist one dry then apply the second coat of PVA and then plaster over. That should slow down the drying speed.
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