I have an apartment on the 3rd floor. The exterior wall is made of brick with plaster on both sides. Since the walls were uneven, I chose to skim coat the entire walls in one room, which I got tired of.

So in the next room, I have started to glue drywall onto the walls. When I got to the exterior wall, I realized that maybe I need a vapor barrier? Is there any risk with my skim-coated interior of the exterior wall?

Thanks in advance!
 
On the 3rd floor, it usually works great with filler and plaster on cement render, so keep going. :rolleyes:
 
I thought so, but it's always nice to have it confirmed! :)
 
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