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Patching plaster
I see 25 lb. bags of "patching plaster" for sale and 25 lb. bags of
"Fix-It-All" for about $2 more. Which is the better buy? My 90+ year old house is mostly lath and plaster and there's a lot of bulging and fallen away plaster. I bought a trowel and made a hawk and am ambitious to learn and apply knowledge on plaster repair. One guy told me he thought it would be better for me to put up 1/4 inch sheetrock on a ceiling that has a lot of falling plaster. My sheetrock experience is nil, but I have some pieces from a leftover sheetrock job. Hopefully, a foundation removal and new foundation and house leveling is in the works here, and I figure I should hold off on complete plaster repairs until after that, but right now, there are some areas that I think I should/could maybe tackle sooner. TIA for guidance. Dan |
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