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PostPosted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 5:21 pm 
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Ok read this thread with interest. Ive plastered my first room the past few days and have some marks like this as you can imagine.What is the filler you guys recommend to get it finished really well ?

Also do you fill before the mist coat or after.Im assuming the mist coat shows up the dodgy spots a lot more ?


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Gyproc easifill

Best to fill before mist coat to get the worst of it, then mist coat and it will show up all the minor imperfections, so expect to fine fill again :thumbright:

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Cheers will do that after the ceiling effort is done.
Even though my shoulder was buzzing a bit the first day ive enjoyed it.Sure its hard work but quite pleased with my efforts so far.As i have a whole house to do as im rewiring its a skill i really want under my belt.At least so far not so bad that i have to go over them again which is better than i expected tbh.The last one over boards was a lot easier than the scruffy walls.


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