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  • Bonding + finish plaster or easifill is the standard approach, it's pretty easy to get it done quickly and unlikely to create too many problems. Sounds like you might not be happy unless you do it in lime though.

  • Going for it. So far so good… easifill maybe tomorrow evening on a smaller area before moving into the hallway and the more visible spots.

    Getting a paddle mixer for the drill was a bit of a revelation - just been using a small scraper til now.


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  • Just a thought, I admire your endeavours, but it may be easier to get a plasterer to do that - if you have a look round locally and see if any work is being done, perhaps a helpful plasterer could pop round with a bucket of plaster and fill that for you.
    As I said, just a thought.

  • Well done. Then bonding makes it pretty easy right?

    Multifinish is quicker than Easifill for the top coat but a little bit harder to handle and you need to buy bigger quantities. Easifill works fine if you get the mix right.

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