Sanding plaster

dk3

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Hi. Have searched previous posts but not found answer. Have had some walls chased out for electrics. Dad has filled in chases, bit untidy/uneven finish with plaster on wall either side of chases. Had planned to smooth with belt sander and finish by hand but belt sander is scratching quite a bit, bit worried that this will be still visible after painting. Should I try different approach? Cheers
 
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Plaster is not designed to be sanded and will scratch, at this point you would need to sand-down to level, and repair scratches, for this remedial work I would purchase some easi-fill, which can then be applied and sanded when dry.
 
Thanks Prentice, to sand down to level, should I use a block and do by hand, belt will cause further damage? I have 3 chases from switch to ceiling to do so want to other 2 as best as can, cheers
 
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Totally up to you, the easifill will sort out any damage.
You can purchase other brands that are ready mixed at the sheds, if you only have a little surface area to repair, or buy a bag of easi-fill and send what you have left to me.
 

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