Hello everyone!
I have a question.
Is it possible to apply a paintable plaster directly onto drywall throughout the entire house? I understand that the screw holes and joints need to be repaired and sanded beforehand! Also, I assume a primer must be applied before the paintable plaster, right?
The background is that we are currently planning a house and considering doing some of the work ourselves. I feel confident that I could apply this kind of plaster on my own!
It would be great to get some replies!
Thank you very much
I have a question.
Is it possible to apply a paintable plaster directly onto drywall throughout the entire house? I understand that the screw holes and joints need to be repaired and sanded beforehand! Also, I assume a primer must be applied before the paintable plaster, right?
The background is that we are currently planning a house and considering doing some of the work ourselves. I feel confident that I could apply this kind of plaster on my own!
It would be great to get some replies!
Thank you very much
Until a few weeks ago, I also thought that Q1 finish was sufficient for paintable plaster. But then I saw a ceiling that was slightly better than Q1 but not quite a proper Q2, with paintable plaster of 1mm grain. Every air pocket and every uneven edge was clearly visible. In that case, a good Q2 finish would definitely have been necessary.
Thank you very much for your answers!
I have now looked up Q1 and Q2! Do I understand correctly that with Q2 the joints and screw holes are filled and sanded, while the rest of the drywall sheet remains untreated?
If that is the case, I would feel confident doing that myself and could save additional costs!
I have now looked up Q1 and Q2! Do I understand correctly that with Q2 the joints and screw holes are filled and sanded, while the rest of the drywall sheet remains untreated?
If that is the case, I would feel confident doing that myself and could save additional costs!
