Hello, I have done some small scale plastering in the past eg fire openings etc..
I have a bathroom which was fully tiles and looked horrible and dated. I have knocked all the tiles off. The construction is timber studded plasterboard wall so i am left with bare board plus areas of tile adhesive snots. I intend to try and remove all/as much of the snots as possible. I need to skim it to give a good finish for painting. Can someone describe a good pastering technique?
My thinking is clean up the wall,make it as smooth as possible,neatly fill in any holes/grotty aras,moisten the wall with some water,trowel on the finish and smooth it with a trowel & derby..
When dry,rub down with one of those rubbing down trowels for as smooth a finish as possible,,,,the area to be finished is only 12 sq m in total,,
does this sound about right??
any other tips appreciated..
jo