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Henry, sorry for the late reply, but it's from the brand "Brander" and it's called IsoFix. We use it quite often when the (paint)layer is porous, powderish (don't know the right term for that lol) or chalky. We also use it when there's silicone on the wall or ceilings, but sometimes there's just...

Hello, quick introduction here! My name is Daan G, I'm Dutch, 22 years old and I'm plastering for about 2 years now. I think it's good to share experiences with other countries so that's why I joined this forum! Oh and by the way, I still need to learn a lot of english terms when it comes to...

You should use isofix for this, we sometimes had this problem, and now with isofix (dunno if it's available in your country) it will "glue" all the previous layers together.