Hi, I'll attach 3 pictures, could you please take a look and advice how should I go about preparing them for painting, making them smooth. It's part of the ceiling and one corner in one room and one more corner in another room.
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Some advice on preparing walls for painting please
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Some advice on preparing walls for painting please
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Some advice on preparing walls for painting please
The tapes are breaking away.
Remove any damaged tape back to a sound edge. Seal the plasterboard beneath with thinned down emulsion. Apply a skim layer, then paper tape over the repaired areas and let dry. Skim a second time to blend into the surrounding wall and let dry. Sand back to a feather-edge, and paint as normal.
Remove any damaged tape back to a sound edge. Seal the plasterboard beneath with thinned down emulsion. Apply a skim layer, then paper tape over the repaired areas and let dry. Skim a second time to blend into the surrounding wall and let dry. Sand back to a feather-edge, and paint as normal.
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