ᐅ Which putty compound / primer is suitable for lime-cement-lightweight plaster?
Created on: 12 Dec 2019 20:54
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si_reHello,
Our house interior was plastered with a lime-gypsum lightweight plaster (Multigips 103L) in Q2.
Hopefully, in about 2 months we will start the painting work. Which filler should we use for that?
A friend recommended "Knauf Uniflott." Is that okay? Or should we stick to a product from Multigips?
Originally, we planned to apply paintable fiberglass mesh and then paint, but the fiberglass mesh will now be omitted.
We also intend to only fill the “worst” spots, then prime and paint.
Which filler and primer do you recommend? We would prefer to use the same filler on all walls. Is that possible?
Exterior walls: aerated concrete (+ ETICS / external thermal insulation composite system)
Interior walls: sand-lime brick
Ground floor ceiling: concrete / precast slab (only joints were filled)
Bathroom extension: drywall
Upper floor ceiling, roof slope and kneewall: drywall
Thank you very much for your advice.
Best regards, Simon
Our house interior was plastered with a lime-gypsum lightweight plaster (Multigips 103L) in Q2.
Hopefully, in about 2 months we will start the painting work. Which filler should we use for that?
A friend recommended "Knauf Uniflott." Is that okay? Or should we stick to a product from Multigips?
Originally, we planned to apply paintable fiberglass mesh and then paint, but the fiberglass mesh will now be omitted.
We also intend to only fill the “worst” spots, then prime and paint.
Which filler and primer do you recommend? We would prefer to use the same filler on all walls. Is that possible?
Exterior walls: aerated concrete (+ ETICS / external thermal insulation composite system)
Interior walls: sand-lime brick
Ground floor ceiling: concrete / precast slab (only joints were filled)
Bathroom extension: drywall
Upper floor ceiling, roof slope and kneewall: drywall
Thank you very much for your advice.
Best regards, Simon
I think you’re making it more complicated than it is, but I felt the same way at the beginning.
With Knauf Uniflott Finish, you’re definitely on the safe side for all your wall types. If you use other joint compounds, that’s fine too. Over time, you’ll use quite a few bags or buckets anyway. And I’m not sure if you’ll always be able to get just one specific kind.
With Knauf Uniflott Finish, you’re definitely on the safe side for all your wall types. If you use other joint compounds, that’s fine too. Over time, you’ll use quite a few bags or buckets anyway. And I’m not sure if you’ll always be able to get just one specific kind.
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