PLASTER REPAIR!!!! The fastest, strongest, easiest way!!!!!
A video on YouTube. In DIY & Home Repair, a Krater category.
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The video demonstrates how to repair a large hole in a plaster and lath ceiling, covering the removal of damaged plaster, cutting and screwing in a drywall patch, and applying joint compound and mesh tape to finish the repair.
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Answers: How do I repair a large hole in a lath and plaster ceiling?
- plaster ceiling repair
- lath and plaster repair
- drywall patch installation
- taping and mudding ceiling cracks
- mixing drywall mud with glue
What it concludes
- Adding a new layer of drywall over the entire ceiling is the best solution for heavily cracked plaster ceilings.
- Using a quarter-inch drywall patch matches the thickness and prevents excessive buildup.
- Adding extra glue to quick-set mud increases strength and adhesion for gaps.
- Applying mesh tape embedded in mud around the edges of the patch creates a strong anchor for the rest of the ceiling.
- Over-mixing mud can decrease its setting time.
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