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Decorating help needed please
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Lol, meant to write DONT lay it on thick.....
I agree with nick's advice also, re the solvent to cover the patches, depends on time though, as solvent takes longer to dry than emulsion, but its a good tried and tested method also:D .
i use a product made by zamix - i think they are usa based , but their primers seem to dry v quickly - less than 1/2 hr0 -
TBH I'd get a plasterer in, esp. if you need a surface that will take paint without showing uneven finish. Messing about with polyfilla and sanding down isn't worth the agro.0
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Thank you all once again for your advice. It is much appreciated I can assure you all.0
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