I repaired some channels in a wall with one coat plaster yesterday but
some of it needs another couple of mm on to get rid of a slight
depression. Do I wait for the first lot to dry or can I just add a
little more on top of the damp first layer?

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Frank
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F wrote:
I repaired some channels in a wall with one coat plaster yesterday but
some of it needs another couple of mm on to get rid of a slight
depression. Do I wait for the first lot to dry or can I just add a
little more on top of the damp first layer?

No you can do it while it is damp - in fact it will be easier.

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Cheers,

John.

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F wrote:
I repaired some channels in a wall with one coat plaster yesterday but
some of it needs another couple of mm on to get rid of a slight
depression. Do I wait for the first lot to dry or can I just add a
little more on top of the damp first layer?

Shove it on damp is better.

Then sand it all flat afterwards ;-)

On 03/08/2007 12:13 John Rumm wrote:

No you can do it while it is damp - in fact it will be easier.

That's the correct answer (ie, the one I wanted)! Thanks.

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Frank
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