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Which filler with fast drying time for larger holes in wall?
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Hello
What can be used instead of putty, which has such a long drying time and can only be applied in smaller layers? I have deeper holes in the wall and a deep groove in the ceiling that I need to fill. Something I can throw in that then takes a day or so, to then putty the final finish. No strength is needed.
In the ceiling, there is a longer part where an old wall stood against the ceiling before the plaster was applied. So it is about two cm deep long groove that I need to fill to get a smooth ceiling again. I want to fill everything at once so that I might only need putty for the surface layer.
Then there's a corner that was damaged when the wall was removed. Consists of lightweight concrete/black stone-like material. Needed to keep the last piece at an outer corner, but a piece fell off and broke. About 12 x 10 x 7 cm (height/width/depth).
Grateful for tips.
What can be used instead of putty, which has such a long drying time and can only be applied in smaller layers? I have deeper holes in the wall and a deep groove in the ceiling that I need to fill. Something I can throw in that then takes a day or so, to then putty the final finish. No strength is needed.
In the ceiling, there is a longer part where an old wall stood against the ceiling before the plaster was applied. So it is about two cm deep long groove that I need to fill to get a smooth ceiling again. I want to fill everything at once so that I might only need putty for the surface layer.
Then there's a corner that was damaged when the wall was removed. Consists of lightweight concrete/black stone-like material. Needed to keep the last piece at an outer corner, but a piece fell off and broke. About 12 x 10 x 7 cm (height/width/depth).
Grateful for tips.
Thanks. Seems perfect. I checked, didn't seem to be available in Stockholm. They can't possibly be out everywhere.T Tompafix said:
I do need more than just for this hole. A longer groove in the ceiling too where the wall stood, about 200×10×1 cm. And actually the entire plaster part on the corner from floor to ceiling as well. At least surely 8 times as much is needed. It's getting a bit expensive.
Found this at Bauhaus. https://www.bauhaus.se/gipsputs-1C cpalm said:
Sorry, it was powder. Looking for pre-mixed. But maybe it doesn't exist.
