Spackling, plaster or house fix on the wall?

[alpha_raa]

Hello.
I have removed old water pipes in the basement and also the old channel they were in. As you can see in the pictures, the basement wall was sculpted when the pipe channel was built.

The wall is some kind of mesh and then plaster on the wall itself.

My idea is to smooth the edges and then fill in where the channel was.

The question is, with what?

Would you experts there have used Husfix or something similar, or is a slightly cheaper alternative sufficient perhaps?

 

[Stefan N]

Now there are not many pictures in the post, but if it's plaster on the wall, continue with that.

 

[alpha_raa]

Hello.
I have removed old water pipes in the basement as well as the old channel they were in. As can be seen in the pictures, the basement wall was simultaneously plastered when the pipe channel was built.

The wall is some kind of mesh and then plaster on the actual wall.

My plan is to sand the edges and then fill in where the channel was.

The question is just with what?

Would you wiser ones there have used Husfix or something similar, or is there perhaps a slightly cheaper alternative?

 

[alpha_raa]

Now there are few pictures in the post, but if it was plaster on the wall, continue with that.

Hmm. The pictures seem to have ended up in a separate thread...

It's some kind of mesh and then something on top. I think I mostly need something for appearance's sake.

 

[Jansson69]

Lagavägg from Finja is a good product because you can paint relatively quickly on it and it works with deeper fillings as well.

 

[alpha_raa]

Thank you very much! Just tested it and it seems to work very well! 🙏