One Coat plaster

Question

When should a homeowner use Brtish Gypsum's One Coat plaster? What are its benefits?

Daniel · Accepted Answer

I would always recommend 2 coats of plaster to achieve a better finish

Owen · Answer

It’s still applied in 2 coats however it finishes less smooth than standard multifinish to give it an older look. You can also put it on thicker to get over older/rougher walls.

Lee · Answer

I would never recommend doing a one coat always put one on then go over the top multi finish plaster

Stuart · Answer

It depends on state of plaster underneath wallpaper some customers will paper over the walls when stripped but most tend to want to plaster so it’s easier to maintain it’s just a case of painting after walls are plastered

Perry · Answer

No difference  really just doesn't  trowel up so good used it in Germany  and Saudi

Sasha · Answer

Only use one coat when you are over scimming  but as a rule plaster your Walls correctly .

Glen · Answer

As alternative to bonding and multi finish and it also offers waterproof qualities

Daniel · Answer

One coat plaster is only good for plasterboard  and the benefits are no different to multi finish apart from doing one coat instead of two but takes same time roughly

Garry · Answer

In my opinion , should only use it for patching  , as you can build out out with it , and Finnish with it  in one hit

Mark · Answer

One coat plasters are very good for patching small holes or repair work, although not really used on a complete wall that needs to be resigned.

One Coat plaster

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