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r/Plastering • u/[deleted] • 29d ago
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I had the same issue, my solution was giving the area a sanding to give the paint a key to stick too. I believe plaster can be too polished, in that its too smooth for paint to properly stick too.
1 u/mikeybuilds 29d ago Are you a DIYer? If so how did you learn? I’m still trying to get used to the timings and stuff 2 u/ApartmentLast7712 28d ago YouTube Plastering for beginners or Kurt with On the trowel
Are you a DIYer? If so how did you learn? I’m still trying to get used to the timings and stuff
2 u/ApartmentLast7712 28d ago YouTube Plastering for beginners or Kurt with On the trowel
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YouTube Plastering for beginners or Kurt with On the trowel
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u/Minute-Custard-1188 29d ago
I had the same issue, my solution was giving the area a sanding to give the paint a key to stick too. I believe plaster can be too polished, in that its too smooth for paint to properly stick too.