Plastering over expanding foam
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Plastering over expanding foam
Dear All,
I’ve a plasterer coming on Wednesday to sort out a small room but I’ve got some prep work to do. I need this hole filling in. I was going to use cement and old bricks but it’s angling down and will be hard for me to get anything to stick.
If I fill the hole with expanding foam will plaster stick to it? And if so, will I need to hack it back so he can attach some dob and dabbed plasterboard?
Thanks,
Andy
I’ve a plasterer coming on Wednesday to sort out a small room but I’ve got some prep work to do. I need this hole filling in. I was going to use cement and old bricks but it’s angling down and will be hard for me to get anything to stick.
If I fill the hole with expanding foam will plaster stick to it? And if so, will I need to hack it back so he can attach some dob and dabbed plasterboard?
Thanks,
Andy
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Re: Plastering over expanding foam
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No it won't ... you'll need some sand and cement in there followed by bonding...
Doubt you'll have time for that to set in that timescale.
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Re: Plastering over expanding foam
Ohh dear. Thank you. I’m terrible at knocking up sand and cement.
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Re: Plastering over expanding foam
buy a small bag of ready mixed mortar (wickes/b and q etc.) just add water and mix up in a small bucket. Not too wet or it'll slump.
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Re: Plastering over expanding foam
Thanks WineO. I’ve cement and sand in the shed. Am I to assume it’s a 4:1 ratio?
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Re: Plastering over expanding foam
4/1 is about right, but looking at that hole you'll need summat to slow down setting, plasticiser for instance else it'll dy out too quick and crack...
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