Hi people,I've just took a lot of tiles off in my daughters bathroom...most of it will be plasterboarded but some of the walls are to be just painted...I am getting them ready...but in places the plaster skim (I think it's called that) has broken...I have removed all the broken bits but some of it is really stuck fast and will not come off unless I chisel it off (see pics) it really is on there very firm...question is do I need to remove it also for it to be replastered ?
Does this have to come off ?
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As long as you have removed all the "loose plaster", that wall can be plastered no problem. You don't have to remove any of the firmly stuck/bonded plaster. A plasterer will have no problem skimming over that wall.
Thank you for that info....really appreciated .
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