Bathroom wall

[el_indio]

Hi Lads/Ladies,
Another easy answer for you all I'm sure:
Very small job from a previous client.
I've yet to go and look but simply put she wants 2 bathroom walls re-skimmed. Question is, can I/should I use multi?
I presume/hope she means the walls not adjacent to the bath.
Have plastered bathrooms before but have MR boarded in those cases.
Not sure about a re-skim.
Any advice, as ever, much appreciated!

 

[Rick88]

Pva and skim and drive of into the sunset

 

[TROLLHUNTER]

Of course you can mate.

 

[Nicm]

That should be ok to do,just make sure she's not in the bath when you're doing it!.

 

[carys]

That should be ok to do,just make sure she's not in the bath when you're doing it!.

y is he G** lol

 

[beader]

No, never ever use multi finish in a bathroom .

 

[el_indio]

No, never ever use multi finish in a bathroom .

What do you suggest mate?

 

[puddove]

No, never ever use multi finish in a bathroom .[/QUOT

why -------- not

 

[puddove]

No, never ever use multi finish in a bathroom .

why --------- not

 

[carys]

No, never ever use multi finish in a bathroom .

Y that m8 not waterproof lol

 

[roryston]

Its fine mate, anything that is subject to getting soaked in a bathroom should be tiled.

Also bathroom paint is waterproof to a extent so you shouldn't have any problems.

Oh and extractor fans keep the air flowing too.

 

[el_indio]

Its fine mate, anything that is subject to getting soaked in a bathroom should be tiled.

Also bathroom paint is waterproof to a extent so you shouldn't have any problems.

Oh and extractor fans keep the air flowing too.

Cheers Rory
Used multi in my own bathroom with tiling round bath, sinks etc and bathroom paint elsewhere. Just wanted to check it was the same with reskims.
Pva as per usual I guess!