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info on new plaster needed plz
jockettuk
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got new plaster walls in a lot of our rooms, some just skimmed some new plaster from scratch..
I know about the 50/50 mix to seal walls before painting but what i need to know is do i prepare the walls before the 50/50 mix as they appear a bit dusty with all the other building work that went on.. can i wash the walls down can i just paint the mix straight on
help how is the best way of doing this thanks
rose
I know about the 50/50 mix to seal walls before painting but what i need to know is do i prepare the walls before the 50/50 mix as they appear a bit dusty with all the other building work that went on.. can i wash the walls down can i just paint the mix straight on
help how is the best way of doing this thanks
rose
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anyone got any ideas want to start this this week to finish off the building work we have had done so i can have my house back to myself..
Thanks
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it would be best to remove the dust etc b4 you paint ,either give them a quick brush down with a soft brush , or if that doesn't give them a sponge over , allow to dry before painting tho0
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