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Toupret are my go to because time is money and they always work a bit better than expected (especially if you read instructions). I'm sure there are lots of decent ones but I've been using Toupret so long I don't know much about the options.
I've also started routinely painting filler patches with Gardz from Zinsser before emulsion and that has made some really brutal chasing patches disappear.
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You are all about the toupret, are you on commission? ;) Used toupret in france on your advice, worked well.
Edit: you should be on zinsser commission, used the stain blocker and you were right. Others I usef, claimed much but the stain marks came through.
Have used easy fill or similar?
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Thanks should of stuck to my guns but you live and learn. Better use the rest of it now I’ve spent money on it
Can you use it as a top finish? Or just continue with plaster
I guess I’ll wait to see how it dries and sands
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I've used Gardz on your recommendation and also Zinsser B-I-N stain blocker and had good results with both.
The latter painted successfully over some quite bad water stains in the kitchen ceiling.
lynx
musa
tbc
Just bought the no nonsense ready mix plaster to fill in a ‘chase’ after removing a pipe. Is it the right product to use it was shit to apply so going to have apply it in layers. Or do I go and use the toupret filler to level it out.
I was trying to do patch repair after the plaster had blown when the previous owner got it skimmed.