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Chased walls need filling
Jimmy_Neutron
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I have had some electrical work done in my house where the walls have been chased. The electrician part filled the chases but I would like to finish them of myself without calling on a plasterer.
I am going to place an order soon from Screwfix for lights etc so am thinking of getting something from there, can anyone recommend a product which is easy to use and sand down?
I am going to place an order soon from Screwfix for lights etc so am thinking of getting something from there, can anyone recommend a product which is easy to use and sand down?
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Easi fill.
The results will completely depend on your ability to get a nice finish though.0 -
If you leave the filler proud and sand back to the wall level, it's easy to get a good level result.0
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I second Easi-fill as well but don't leave proud as it is a sod to rub down when applied thick,just fill tight to the chase then anoter thin fill over the top0
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