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My Walls need skimming BUT?

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  • cox377
    cox377 Posts: 158 Forumite
    To be fair, what's your budget.. this will really determine your options?[FONT=&quot][/FONT]
  • Kiran
    Kiran Posts: 1,531 Forumite
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    It depends on how badly damaged the walls are but the best technique I have is to use easi fil (product name not poor spelling, lol) and a caulking paddle. The reason I prefer this option is that it does not need to go on absolutely perfect as you can easily sand it down afterwards (unlike plaster) to give you a smooth finish. My personal opinions of the ready mixed "miracle cures" is that they are over priced and from my own experience, I tend to find they dont flow as well as I'd like. A big bag of easi fil is about £10 for a 10kg sack.

    HTH
    Some people don't exaggerate........... They just remember big!
  • To have it reskimmed should only cost around £150 all in - Not that much money for a professional job surely.
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