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When I moved into my last house 9 years ago the previous owners left a teak garden seat with the same problem the fix is to sand it back to the grain and apply teak oil which can now be got in a spray I still have the seat and 15min at the start of each season is all it needs to look like new

The English administrated an empire but it was the three Celtic races that built it so of course we know more about DIY lol

Sorry I was looking 2 see if anything had come on the market that would let you plaster on wood sheeting and there isn't. However posting still there and since the information I posted is accurate it is still valid and could save someone spending hours trying to find a product that doesn't exist.

Simple answer is no and you never could that is why lathe was used the plaster goes through the spaces and forms a hook type of effect holding the plaster in place. Any attempt to use plaster especially in a moist or damp area will fail.