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Renovation of the bathroom continues apace - the end is in sight!
Part of the renovation has been to extend the bathroom into the bedroom by about a foot in order to fit a full-size bath. This has created an alcove constructed as a stud wall covered in Wickes plasterboard. The majority of the surfaces are going to be tiled so don't have to be made particularly "good". Except the ceiling of the alcove which, like the main ceiling, I'm considering painting. Therefore, an area of about 1.5m x 0.5m needs plastering. I've done some bonding plasterwork but this is the first time I'm going to attempt finishing plaster. I've bought a bag of Wickes universal finishing plaster. Anyone got any tips for this job? o Should I try and make the mix quite thick as it's been applied to an upside down surface? o I was just going to treat the plasterboard with PVC glue - is this adequate? o As it's just a shim over the plasterboard that's required to hide the gaps, it can be a pretty thin layer - ok? o How long does a thin layer like this take to dry? Thanks, Rob. |
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