New to plastering, some advice would be most appreciated

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Carter81

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Hey all,

Never attempted plastering before but the time has come!

I’ve just removed all the old tiles from my bathroom and will be Tiling it myself. There is a lot of making good to be done, some of the walls I plan to batten out and plasterboard, others I was hoping to bond and then skim.

Problem I’ve come across is around the windows. I’m hoping with a couple of pictures someone may be able to guide me as to what would be the best way to tackle it.

Thanks in advance

Carter
 

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pull all the timber off and and then patch in :D

Dand and cement is the preference but I know plenty who using bonding :D
 
That’s great thanks for the quick response!

Would I be right in thinking that once I bond out the edges I apply an angle bead to give a clean edge?
And if so does it need to be a particular type of bead?

Cheers
 
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