help with wall for plastering

marshman · 13 Aug 2010

roughcaster said:
I "wouldn't even consider" putting gypsum plaster on the walls in that room, especially if the walls have no cavity, and is prone to heavy condensation. You're asking why the bricks smell of damp????,, because they are probably,,,,,,,, damp!!

Just what I was thinking rc.

troweladdict · 13 Aug 2010

dry coat m8 its for damp works look on the b/g web site use it as a backing coat then skim it as norm

http://www.british-gypsum.com/produ...stle_undercoat_plasters/thistle_dri-coat.aspx
http://www.british-gypsum.com/produ...inish_coat_plasters/thistle_multi-finish.aspx
thats what youll need m8 sorted then when you want me to start ill skim it for£100 ans ill get the mats too

stevethespreader · 13 Aug 2010

troweladdict said:
when you want me to start ill skim it for£100 ans ill get the mats too

your going to travel all the way from kent to Staffordshire, buy the materials and skim his room for a £100?

troweladdict · 13 Aug 2010

need a break lol and its just the patch for a £100 if he dus all the prep work m8 morning work lol

gaz2923 · 15 Aug 2010

well at least i know what its gonna cost me now! and hopefully if i find someone local then it will be even cheaper!

thanks for advice

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