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Hi,
On the few occasions I have put up plasterboard, I have always covered the joins with that mesh tape and filled with joint cement. I've also covered with screw heads with the joint cement at the same time too. I was reading on the 'net, I forget exactly where, and it implied that you only need to do this if you are painting or papering direct onto the plasterboard. It implied if you were plastering on top, you didn't need to do this and the plaster would cover the screws and joins. Have I been doing it wrong or did I read it wrong? Should I cover the screws and joins with joint cement eve n if skimming over the top? Thanks. |
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