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On 17 Jan 2005, Christian McArdle wrote
So I'm planning to treat the artex with a Unibond-type of sealant wash, then paint in the hope that the dark "follow-the-joists" lines will be covered. I wouldn't seal it. Unsealed, it is much easier to steam off and replace with smooth proper plaster. An excellent point, but it's a back, extra room which houses a spare TV, ironing and overspill guests (we have a different primary "guest bedroom"). So cleaning the artex off and plastering to make it look that much nicer just ain't gonna happen in my lifetime! -- Cheers, Harvey |
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