slightly curved walls

[Monica]

Hi, I have recently had some walls re rendered and plastered for a damp issue I had. I have not been too happy with the plastering. They have been back once and are supposed to be coming again to correct things. They weren't cheap and I expected a better job. Anyway, I wanted an opinion on plastering of curves. The wall had a slight curve at the bend and I don't think the new plastering matches the curve of the original which is seen in the top half of the wall. Is this easily rectified? What do you think?

 

[essexandy]

Looks great, what's your problem?

 

[John j]

Looks great, what's your problem?

One of yours that . Can tell as you not done top

 

[Topspread16]

It’s more like a boxers nose.

 

[Danny]

Hi, I have recently had some walls re rendered and plastered for a damp issue I had. I have not been too happy with the plastering. They have been back once and are supposed to be coming again to correct things. They weren't cheap and I expected a better job. Anyway, I wanted an opinion on plastering of curves. The wall had a slight curve at the bend and I don't think the new plastering matches the curve of the original which is seen in the top half of the wall. Is this easily rectified? What do you think?View attachment 67506View attachment 67507View attachment 67508

they were not plasterers.

 

[MakeItSmooth]

Hi, I have recently had some walls re rendered and plastered for a damp issue I had. I have not been too happy with the plastering. They have been back once and are supposed to be coming again to correct things. They weren't cheap and I expected a better job. Anyway, I wanted an opinion on plastering of curves. The wall had a slight curve at the bend and I don't think the new plastering matches the curve of the original which is seen in the top half of the wall. Is this easily rectified? What do you think?

I'm willing to wager that when they were doing that job, you almost certainly didn't see them using a feather edge: