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Plastering boards with different levels.

  • 25-07-2024 3:05pm
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    phil21_06
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭


    Basically being lazy and didn want to cut angle on every insulated plasterboard. So I kept straight edge and left a 10mm gap to get expanding foam in. I was thinking with scrim tape the plasterer will be able to skim over tape. But thinking twice now. Will a plasterer be able to plaster with the different sizes

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  • #2
    Le shovelle
    Registered Users Posts: 79 ✭✭Le shovelle


    Add more expanding foam and cut it off in line with the face of the plasterboard. A multi tool will cut the foam without tearing lumps out of it.



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