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Shelf life of plaster
A book I have (Renovating Old Houses by George Nash) noted as an aside
in one sentence that plaster will only stay usable for around a year. I just bought 100 lb. of plaster (50 lb. USG Struct-o-lite and 50 lb. USG Diamond Veneer Finish plaster) and wonder if it will last longer if I store it in air-tight containers and store in a cool location. When I bought these last week I had no idea it wouldn't keep indefinitely. I have a lot of plaster work to do, but may well not get around to 95% of it for a year or longer. Anyone have experience with these things? Thanks for any info. Dan |
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