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Skimmed ceiling - another coat?
I have covered a bathroom ceiling which had been artexed. The covering
was successful but I have a fair number of uneven bumps. Fatigue set in before I could rectify. I also had a problem with cramp in my wrist which pulled my thumb across my palm so I could not continue. What to do now? Is it worth giving another thin skim over the surface? Will I need to prime the old plaster or just apply straight on - there is more or less a dried out surface now? Or should I wait for it dry completely and do the dreaded sanding off of the bumpy areas? Thanks in advance. km |
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Skimmed ceiling - another coat?
On Jun 6, 6:14*am, km wrote:
I have covered a bathroom ceiling which had been artexed. The covering was successful but I have a fair number of uneven bumps. Fatigue set in before I could rectify. I also had a problem with cramp in my wrist which pulled my thumb across my palm so I could not continue. What to do now? Is it worth giving another thin skim over the surface? Will I need to prime the old plaster or just apply straight on - there is more or less a dried out surface now? Or should I wait for it dry completely and do the dreaded sanding off of the bumpy areas? Thanks in advance. km Depends on the severity and extent of the problem. |
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Skimmed ceiling - another coat?
On Sun, 5 Jun 2011 22:35:13 -0700 (PDT), harry
wrote: On Jun 6, 6:14*am, km wrote: I have covered a bathroom ceiling which had been artexed. The covering was successful but I have a fair number of uneven bumps. Fatigue set in before I could rectify. I also had a problem with cramp in my wrist which pulled my thumb across my palm so I could not continue. What to do now? Is it worth giving another thin skim over the surface? Will I need to prime the old plaster or just apply straight on - there is more or less a dried out surface now? Or should I wait for it dry completely and do the dreaded sanding off of the bumpy areas? Thanks in advance. km Depends on the severity and extent of the problem. Enough undulations to make it worth me asking for advice. km |
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