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Plaster

shopbot · 2011-05-29 20:17:18

My hallway walls used to have woodchip wallpaper on. When removing it the plaster surface became damaged. It's damaged with small chips and gouges. There's too many to do with filler and I don't think the surface repairing paints I have seen will do the job. What would be the cheapest and more effective way of repairing…

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abankerbutnotafatcat Posts: 1,161 Forumite

30 May 2011 at 6:41PM

Yes, that's the sort of thing!! You still need to fill the bigger holes but it limits the work and let's you look at the surface when it's all white and check where needs more attention.

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