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render or bonding plaster to smooth off reveals priop to drylining...
Currently dry-lining my old cottage, rubble / masonry walls. For most
of the walls I am putting insulation against wall held in place by stud-work. However I need to glue / fix 20 mm insulation board and plaster board directly onto the uneven reveals, and my feeling is that they are sufficiently uneven that I need to smooth them off, to offer a good surface to accept insultion etc. to provice a good level finish. I was going to render, but having never plastered I'm not sure what bonding plaster is good for - would this be useful stuff to smooth off surface and bond with the insulation board? Any advice out there? Cheers, Tom |
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