I have set a plasterboard section approximately 6mm under flush to the old wall is this too far or just right for 2 coats of skim? View media item 95284
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How far should plasterboard be underflush to old wall
- Thread starter MidsTW
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Tape the joints, bring flush to existing with bonding plaster, pva the old plaster then skim the lot.
Thats how i would do it.
Thats how i would do it.
It would be easier to pack out the plasterboard
to the level of the old plaster.
Tape the joint ,then feather the skimming about
a foot into the old plaster .
to the level of the old plaster.
Tape the joint ,then feather the skimming about
a foot into the old plaster .
Yes .
It should be that the cornerbead above the door lines up flush with old wall so so what ever option you take make sure you have a bead handy to see how it sits at the moment its way off
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