Best, cheapest and easiest material to repair wall behind baseboards!?

[slacker]

There are cheaper products in terms of price per kilo than Casco Husfix, but here you won't need 25 kg..
That's probably why packaging sizes of 750 gr exist.

Can it get cheaper than a trip to the suburb, get free plaster, free primer, and I can throw in a meter of milk paper to protect that nice floor!

If it's around the whole room as well that needs fixing, when TS writes that he will lay a new floor, quite a bit might be needed, and a 25-kilo plaster can even be insufficient depending on the damage and how big the room is.

 

[Mikael_L]

Gypsum mortar and house fix don't have to be that expensive either:
http://www.byggmax.se/gjutning-och-husgrund/spackel/gipsbruk-p07902
http://www.byggmax.se/farg-/spackel/filler-utomhus-p18234

 

[slacker]

Gypsum mortar and house fix don't have to be that expensive either:
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Point there! What I believe distinguishes expensive from cheaper products - like gypsum mortar is partly the grain size and the consistency achieved. Tried some "cheap" products and it often ends with at least me getting angry and returning to known suppliers. Tried, for example, to apply filler once with BilTema filler - Yeah right... :banghead:

 

[bike]

Plaster - Gypsum or Finjas... You can get 25 kilos for just over 300 bucks.. The trim should be easily fastened with a couple of strings of construction adhesive and a few nails.

If you're up for crawling out to Älvsjö/Fruängen, I have half a bag in the car you can have! I'll throw in a splash of primer too if, as you say, it's just crumbling.

Thanks a lot but I'm stuck at home with a sick child!