Which is the quicker way to dry the plastering?

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Which is the quicker way to dry the plastering?

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You may have gone straight on with emulsion which would have caused delamination of the paint. It is a common error.

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dewaltdisney wrote: Sat Nov 11, 2023 10:00 am You may have gone straight on with emulsion which would have caused delamination of the paint. It is a common error.

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I haven't done that, thankfully. I'm still letting it dry before it's tiled on Thursday.

I noticed a mark in the plastering today that I didn't spot before. It's right on the edge of where the tiles will stop.

I've put a toilet roll next to it to give an idea of size.

Is this something that the tiler can address?
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When the tiling is done, put your mist coat on the walls, fill any surface defects with filler, and paint over with your finish coats.

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dewaltdisney wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2023 2:29 pm When the tiling is done, put your mist coat on the walls, fill any surface defects with filler, and paint over with your finish coats.

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Thanks. So you don't think what you saw in the photo would be a problem for the tiler?
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No, his edge bead may cover some of it possibly, just assess it after he had done and follow my previous post.

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Dxc712 wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2023 2:50 pm
dewaltdisney wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2023 2:29 pm When the tiling is done, put your mist coat on the walls, fill any surface defects with filler, and paint over with your finish coats.

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Thanks. So you don't think what you saw in the photo would be a problem for the tiler?
Thanks. Will do.
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All your paint could peel if you don't most coat
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