What plaster do I need?
Discussion
For patch up plastering and filling I use
British Gypsum Gyproc Easi Fill 60 Compound - 10kg
Product code: 117660
£32
From https://www.wickes.co.uk/British-Gypsum-Gyproc-Eas...
This is a plaster powder to mix up
Knauf Easy Plaster - 6L
Product code: 139062
£28
From https://www.wickes.co.uk/Knauf-Easy-Plaster---6L/p...
This is ready mix
Tell Wickes you are a Property Developer (your own house they don't care) to get a TradePro account for 10% off EVERYTHING
British Gypsum Gyproc Easi Fill 60 Compound - 10kg
Product code: 117660
£32
From https://www.wickes.co.uk/British-Gypsum-Gyproc-Eas...
This is a plaster powder to mix up
Knauf Easy Plaster - 6L
Product code: 139062
£28
From https://www.wickes.co.uk/Knauf-Easy-Plaster---6L/p...
This is ready mix
Tell Wickes you are a Property Developer (your own house they don't care) to get a TradePro account for 10% off EVERYTHING
Just depends, for small patches anything that come to hand tbh, Polyfilla included.
However if there there is a large area to do, you need to use two plasters, a backing coat and a finish. For the former use Thistle Bonding, it’s designed for smooth, low suction surfaces, like concrete! Then you need a finish plaster, like Thistle Multi.
That’s the proper way to do it, if you’re feeling confident about using a trowel
However if there there is a large area to do, you need to use two plasters, a backing coat and a finish. For the former use Thistle Bonding, it’s designed for smooth, low suction surfaces, like concrete! Then you need a finish plaster, like Thistle Multi.
That’s the proper way to do it, if you’re feeling confident about using a trowel
wolfracesonic said:
Just depends, for small patches anything that come to hand tbh, Polyfilla included.
However if there there is a large area to do, you need to use two plasters, a backing coat and a finish. For the former use Thistle Bonding, it s designed for smooth, low suction surfaces, like concrete! Then you need a finish plaster, like Thistle Multi.
That s the proper way to do it, if you re feeling confident about using a trowel
Thanks!However if there there is a large area to do, you need to use two plasters, a backing coat and a finish. For the former use Thistle Bonding, it s designed for smooth, low suction surfaces, like concrete! Then you need a finish plaster, like Thistle Multi.
That s the proper way to do it, if you re feeling confident about using a trowel
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