What is he using for plastering?

[Elnovis]

I usually use regular filler bought at Rusta when I put up drywall, but...

It seems like the pros use something else. Check out this video.

He uses a powder that is mixed with water. Can someone tell me what it is called in Swedish and where to buy it? My guess is "gipsbruk" but I'm probably wrong.

 

[nino]

There are several manufacturers of spackel that have similar products in their range. The advantage is that you don't have to buy and carry water, and this type of spackel doesn't shrink much or at all, but you can compensate for that, and if you're skilled, one application is enough for board joints. For home use, pre-mixed spackel is usually sufficient; you often have time to wait for it to dry, and most people aren't very skilled at applying spackel

 

[Elnovis]

There are several manufacturers of putty that have similar products in their range.
The advantage is that you don't have to buy and carry water, and then this type of putty doesn't shrink or only slightly, but you can compensate for that, so if you're skilled, one spackling in the panel joints is enough.
For home use, ready-mixed putty is quite sufficient; most people usually have time to wait for drying, and most are not very skilled at puttying

Thank you for your answer. What is the product called in Swedish?

 

[hapazard]

https://www.biltema.se/fritid/fiske/fiskesanken/universalspackel-i-pulverform-2000037998

Biltema e.g. Gypsum filler so fast-drying and does not sink.

 

[nino]

Thank you for your response. What is the product called in Swedish?

There is, among others, Ardex 828, it comes with a lemon scent and without added scent

 

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Biltema ex. Gypsum filler so quick-drying and does not sink.

How did they manage to categorize filler under that category? Fishing/fishing sinkers?