I need to gain a better understanding of how to fix the walls in the basement part of the house.
I've had a company come in to insulate and pour a new slab, and I will take on the task of fixing the walls myself.
When I started tearing down the old vinyl wallpaper, I realized there was loose plaster in several places as it crumbled more and more as I removed the wallpaper.
The house is from the 1940s, by the way.
What should I use to repair the walls, does Weber wallplaster rapid work?
I would also gladly appreciate a brief explanation of how thick a layer I can apply and if it needs watering, etc.
Thank you very much in advance for all the advice!
Need to get a better understanding of how to fix the walls in the basement section of the house.
I've had a company come in to insulate and pour a new slab and I'm going to tackle fixing the walls myself.
When I started tearing off the old vinyl wallpaper, I realized there was loose plaster in several places as it crumbled as I removed the wallpaper.
The house is from the 1940s, I should add.
What should I use to fix the walls, does Weber wall plaster rapid work, for example?
I would also gratefully appreciate a short explanation of how thick a layer I can apply and if it needs to be watered, etc.
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Many thanks in advance for all the advice!
Did you get a response? I'm going to do the same job myself but can't make sense of all the different combinations of products that everyone advocates.
Did you get a response? I'm about to do the same job myself, but I can't make sense of all the different combinations of products that everyone advocates
Gypsum bruk then you go with regular spackle on top and smooth everything out
Ormriauga said:
Need to get a better understanding of how to fix the walls in the basement section of the house.MVJK said:
