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very boring question

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TheLadyVanishes · 20/05/2006 18:52

how long do you have to wait to paint walls once they have been plastered??

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AllieBongo · 20/05/2006 18:59

have you primed them with pva?

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TheLadyVanishes · 20/05/2006 19:16

not done anything yet, going to get a plasterer in to do it, pulled off a dado rail and now have uneven wall, whats pva?

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madmarchhare · 20/05/2006 19:18

So that should just need skimming then. Bloke who did ours said a few days.

Rhubarb · 20/05/2006 19:18

I'd just chuck a load of paint straight on 'em. Priming is what you do if you're a perfectionist and think it'll make a difference! Be a rebel - paint it straight away!

AllieBongo · 20/05/2006 19:19

you buy a little tin of it and mix with water and the put all over fresh plaster. If you paint directly onto new walls it will just absorb your paint

AllieBongo · 20/05/2006 19:19

shut it rhubarb

madmarchhare · 20/05/2006 19:20

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Rhubarb · 20/05/2006 19:20

shut it yerself yer priming pvc perv!

madmarchhare · 20/05/2006 19:21

They do it loads of colours now as well, not just that funny turquoisey colour they used to paint the co op railings with.

AllieBongo · 20/05/2006 19:22

well, i'll just go then shall I.. Obviuously my fountain of knowledge is not welcome on this thread. I bid you good day... bastards

Rhubarb · 20/05/2006 19:23

"fountain of knowledge" don't you mean trickle love! Grin

madmarchhare · 20/05/2006 19:23

Lol, paint paint paint.

AllieBongo · 20/05/2006 19:24

i have flounced... not listening

Rhubarb · 20/05/2006 19:24

did you prime before you flounced?

AllieBongo · 20/05/2006 19:25

bla bla bla can't hear you

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