Jointing and taping
- Thread starter Speediii
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Second coat is needed if its rough.
Fill joints. Tape them. Then skim. Thats will stop the joint sag.
Not a product I've used much of. I prefer mixing my own powders as you can control the thickness and they set so you can get another coat on and keep repeating.
Always a good idea to keep going over set plaster or filler as when it's dry it's a problem with the suction
Fill joints. Tape them. Then skim. Thats will stop the joint sag.
Not a product I've used much of. I prefer mixing my own powders as you can control the thickness and they set so you can get another coat on and keep repeating.
Always a good idea to keep going over set plaster or filler as when it's dry it's a problem with the suction
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