I have a ceiling that I want to plaster over the Artex.
It has nice coving that I wish to keep, and in other rooms I was able to cut around and remove the lathe and plaster before re-boarding and skimming.
However the coving in this room has multiple cracks, which I intend to fill/glue with Soudal Fix All, but I'm not sure if it will withstand the ceiling being pulled down.
The ceiling itself is crisscrossed with many hairline cracks, and there is slight flexing at these places.
I was thinking of doing the same glueing with these cracks, but would that suffice?
Would it be better to sand back around the cracks and maybe tape over?
Finally is PVA sufficient for bonding, or is there something better?
Or is the ceiling simply doomed to crack again!
See below for pictures.
The Artex has been tested and came back negative for asbestos.
Any advice appreciated.
It has nice coving that I wish to keep, and in other rooms I was able to cut around and remove the lathe and plaster before re-boarding and skimming.
However the coving in this room has multiple cracks, which I intend to fill/glue with Soudal Fix All, but I'm not sure if it will withstand the ceiling being pulled down.
The ceiling itself is crisscrossed with many hairline cracks, and there is slight flexing at these places.
I was thinking of doing the same glueing with these cracks, but would that suffice?
Would it be better to sand back around the cracks and maybe tape over?
Finally is PVA sufficient for bonding, or is there something better?
Or is the ceiling simply doomed to crack again!
See below for pictures.
The Artex has been tested and came back negative for asbestos.
Any advice appreciated.
