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1. Wipe a clean cloth or dust mop over the plaster walls removing any cobwebs or loose dirt and dust. 2. Fill a bucket with warm water. Wet a sponge with the water and wipe down the
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you do not seal new plaster with p.v.a everyone who said that you are WRONG new plaster needs time to dry, if as suggested you seal it then you will cause all sorts of problems as
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Some slight crazing, or spider-web cracks, may appear in stressed areas of new plaster, as at corners. Anything larger is suggestive of trouble, wither the structure is shifting or
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Neither priming or sizing is absolutely necessary but I would definitely recommend one or the other. The plaster is dry and porous and if there is any shortage of paste on the wallpaper
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