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Quickly look at 9 simple

steps to wall

plastering

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Plastering is a specialist job that most people prefer to leave to the experts. But if you feel you’re quite handy when it comes to practical DIY jobs, then you know how to work in a slow, methodical and neat fashion. This step-by-step guide to plastering will simplify your job. Hopefully the finished result will look as if a professional has completed it.

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First of all, you need to get the right tools and materials for the job. You can use fine quality Gypsum plaster to make your walls stiff and rigid.For this, you have to contact a reputed pop manufacturer who can offer you items at most affordable rates.A highly reputed pop manufacturer in Rajasthan will offer you items that are truly very genuine & cost effective.

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Now check out 9 simple steps to wall plastering:

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Step 1: Preparation

Before you start working on your walls, lay down a dustsheet to safeguard your floors and collect any later debris or plaster spillage. Then you need to ensure that the area you want to plaster is free from dust and loose debris. This is especially important if you’re plastering an older existing wall.

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Step 2: Apply PVA to walls

Using PVA for bonding gives the best result and makes sure that the layer of plaster you’re applying later on will shrivel up evenly. Dilute the PVA in a 1:4 ratio – one part PVA and four parts water. Roll or brush the PVA mixture onto the wall and make sure that the entire wall is covered properly.

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Step 3: Mix plaster

Before you open up the bags of plaster make sure to wear a dust mask. Mix the plaster into cold water, whisking briskly until it has the consistency of thick custard. There should be no lumps. Always mix the plaster into the water and not the other way around.

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Step 4: Apply plaster

Now you are ready to apply your first coat of plaster using the hawk board, the trowel and the float. Before you start the actual job, you might want to practice the movement on separate plasterboard to make sure that you’re getting the right technique.

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Step 5: Skim and smooth

After the first coat of plaster has been applied, wait approximately for 20 minutes in order to let the plaster dry slightly. These are basically the difficult areas that need to be plaster correctly. You can use a wet brush to even the edges out.

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Step 6: Scrape

This step is optional however some people prefer to rub the surface before adding a second coat. This is done in order to settle down the second coat properly. The easiest way to do this is by using a tool called a devilling float, which is specially designed for this. It is a wooden float with nails in it.

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Step 7: Apply Second Layer

After scratching the first level of plaster you can apply a second and final coat. This should be of a thinner consistency than the first coat so makes sure to dilute the plaster mixture with some more water. You can also aim to only plaster a thin 2 mm layer. Then leave the plaster to dry slightly.

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Step 8: Finishing touch

After the plaster has dried slightly, you may need to brush up your work. You can do this by adding water to the surface using a spray gun. Spray the edges of the plaster and then run the trowel over it to smoothen out the surface. You can use inward strokes while doing this. After the plaster has dried up completely, use some sanding paper to eliminate any excess plaster that you may find. www.gypsonaplaster.com

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Step 9: Painting and wallpapering

Once the plaster is dried completely it becomes ready to be painted or wallpapered. Before you paint over the new plaster you must use an undercoat in order to prime the surface. The same is the case if you are hanging wallpaper, although in this case you would use wallpaper adhesive. Apply one or two coats of adhesive to prime and seal the surface. www.gypsonaplaster.com

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Conclusion

1. Prepare your surface before beginning plastering.

2. Get your plaster mix just right.3. Do not bite off more than you can chew.4. Cleanliness is the key to a perfect finish.5. Do not over-polish your surface otherwise you

will regret.

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About Author

Garg Brothers and Plasters industry is a well renowned pop manufacturer in Rajasthan. We’re one of the leading manufacturers and distributors of Plaster Of Paris.Our premium quality Plaster of Paris (P.O.P) is widely utilized in India and soon we are going to promote it throughout the world.

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Contact Us

Garg Brother's Plaster IndustriesAdress: Bikaner division,rajasthanPhone : +91-9310 121 901, +91-9810 535 460,Email :  [email protected]

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