Tips for plastering awkward patch

[James289324890]

I’m ok at plastering, but was hoping for some advice with a tricky bit I need to repair in the house I’m renovating.

Can I just use a small section of beading at the top, and lots of scrim, or would it be better to put a length of beading the full height of the door on a feather it in?

Cheers

 

[Kasper]

Just bead it around again and blend it in. Anything else will look s**t and take you same amount of time lol

 

[James289324890]

Yeah fair enough haha

 

[Cockney]

I’m ok at plastering, but was hoping for some advice with a tricky bit I need to repair in the house I’m renovating.

Can I just use a small section of beading at the top, and lots of scrim, or would it be better to put a length of beading the full height of the door on a feather it in?

Cheers

Knock the bead off “gently” and redo.

 

[Lastlaff]

FFS, sort it out.

 

[paulf]

Take that bit of plasterboard out, pva it and fill it out wit bonding to the correct level.

 

[FreeD]

As @paulf said remove that strip of plasterboard on the reveal as you can see if you eye up the line of the reveal it sticks right out proud of the plaster...then PVA and bond instead of using plasterboard. Should have left the head plasterboard overhanging the wall, filled flush and then cut back.

 

[ChrispyUK]

FFS, sort it out.
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Hammer will soften/blend that in

 

[Dollar]

I’m ok at plastering, but was hoping for some advice with a tricky bit I need to repair in the house I’m renovating.

Can I just use a small section of beading at the top, and lots of scrim, or would it be better to put a length of beading the full height of the door on a feather it in?

Cheers

Absolutely no way you can plaster

Wakey wakey

 

[paulf]

Hammer will soften/blend that in

What no foam.
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