Plastering
Plastering
Does anyone know the Spanish equivalent to British Gypsum "Multi Finish" slow setting plaster?
We once used something called “Yesoplast”, very slow setting but unfortunately a bit more expensive. We wanted a slightly textured effect to give a more rustic look, it was mixed to a ‘toothpaste consistency’, and after it was applied, it was still workable for quite a while, a was bit like (dare I say it) artex!
Regards gretch
Regards gretch
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Re: Plastering
or just.. spanish plaster ?angie wrote:Does anyone know the Spanish equivalent to British Gypsum "Multi Finish" slow setting plaster?
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No - not a builder's wife - not anyone's wife actually - just someone who had a good builder and is willing to recommend if anyone needs one down Marbella way - he was recommended to me and did a good job. It's rare to find a builder who does a good job and doesn't inflate his prices because his client is a woman.
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almarb wrote:The nearest spanish product is called " perlita extra" but if you can get to gibralter at all you can buy the real english product from a place called interbuild.... nead any more info just mail me.
thats just perlita in a different bag
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