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What's the best brand of filler for hairline cracks in plasterwork?
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"You can use a Easy fill but it’s depend with a crack and which type of tape are you use
Try sticky tape"
Try sticky tape"
Answered on 5th Jan 2023 - Member since Jun 2021 -
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"22-9 Toupret ... universal filler.. avail at most hardware stores :----- )"
Answered on 22nd Sep 2022 - Member since Oct 2019 -
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"Easy fill would do the job. I’d recommend scrapping the crack out a little. Then apply a first coat off filler sand it. Then do a second coat off filler then sand it smooth. ( if the crack is a big one apply scrim tape before your first coat off filler)"
Answered on 22nd Sep 2022 - Member since Oct 2021 -
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"Easi-fill is the best filler I have used and it's a smoother finish"
Answered on 22nd Sep 2022 - Member since Sep 2021 -
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"I use Tupret or Gypsum easy fill 20 or 60 minute dry time"
Answered on 22nd Sep 2022 - Member since Sep 2021 -
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"I normally use easy fill and use a bit of pva in it aswell"
Answered on 8th Jan 2023 - Member since Dec 2022 -
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"Easy fill or any universal filler out there at building merchants"
Answered on 22nd Sep 2022 - Member since Feb 2021 -
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"Easifill by British gypsum
Is the trusted filler for plasterer and dry liners"
Is the trusted filler for plasterer and dry liners"
Answered on 15th Jan 2023 - Member since Feb 2022 -
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"Scrap the crack out and use hanes filler or one strike filler effective and easy to fine sand after"
Answered on 19th Oct 2022 - Member since May 2021 -
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"One strike filler is a nice filler to use
I would always scrape out the crack to make it a bit wider then apply the filler thick before leaving the filler to dry before sanding it out
The product is only about £8 from screw fix"
I would always scrape out the crack to make it a bit wider then apply the filler thick before leaving the filler to dry before sanding it out
The product is only about £8 from screw fix"
Answered on 24th Sep 2022 - Member since Nov 2021 -
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