Hi all
We've got a situation in our hallway where a "real" wall (solid brick) joins a plasterboard wall both vertically and horizontally (the building a conversion).
At each point of the join the plasterboard wall is about 5mm back from the solid wall, and rather than being smooth the join is lumpy - it looks like someone has tried to fix it then given up half way, then tried to remove what they'd done and given up.
Basically, is there a way to smooth the joins so they are more level and it's less obviously botched? Short of plastering the whole wall to cover the mess, that is.
Thanks.
We've got a situation in our hallway where a "real" wall (solid brick) joins a plasterboard wall both vertically and horizontally (the building a conversion).
At each point of the join the plasterboard wall is about 5mm back from the solid wall, and rather than being smooth the join is lumpy - it looks like someone has tried to fix it then given up half way, then tried to remove what they'd done and given up.
Basically, is there a way to smooth the joins so they are more level and it's less obviously botched? Short of plastering the whole wall to cover the mess, that is.
Thanks.
