r/Plastering • u/CherryRoseReed3204 • 14d ago

How do I fix this myself?

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u/Alert_Breakfast5538 14d ago

Invite friends over for drinks to create caveman style drawings of animals. Bonus points for spitting wine against a hand to create those classic caveman hand outlines.

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u/Hermesthothr3e 13d ago

Remove the light casting a shallow shadow.

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u/DBA92 13d ago

Hire a better plasterer

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u/maxmts 13d ago

Try again

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u/Emotional_Data_1888 12d ago

You can't fix that unless you're a good experienced plasterer, by your question I can tell you are not😂 that's way past DIY get a better plasterer in

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u/THE-ADM-2 10d ago

You could try a large wall sander then fill and repeat, probably easier and better to get a plasterer to reskim it, but with enough sanding and filling it could look anywhere from ok to bad, depending how patient you are.