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Default Neat tip from our plasterer

Thought I'd share this tip from the plasterer that we have in at the
moment. Having gutted the extension of the house and dealt with all
sorts of problems (dry rot in joists etc) we've finally finished and
were ready to get it plastered. We're re-wiring at the same time, so
we'd chased cables into the walls and covered with plastic protective
stuff which is of course quite shiny. Oh, the walls are block and
render by the way. So anyway, the tip is, to get the compo to stick
properly to the shiny plastic and the smooth bricks that are dotted
about, mix up some PVA, sand, cement and water and just paint it on -
compo should stick like magic.

Well I thought it was a useful tip anyway - never seen it mentioned
anywhere else before (and am a long time lurker .

Phil

 
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