Can I wet plaster up the next day and scrape a bump out

[Dazbo12345]

Ok so floated the wall up as flat as they come but when skimming it(the next day) I must have got distracted, anyway I have a quiet a big bump skirting level. My question is how can I fix this,can I wet it up and scrape it flat? Any help will be appreciated mahousively... dreading the joiner coming to fit the skirting boards

 

[Dazbo12345]

Also I only finished the wall today so hoping to fix it in the morning

 

[bobski]

Distracted

 

[Monkey Boy]

 

[Dazbo12345]

Distracted


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I'll take it that's a no from you then

 

[Stewie03]

Yes

 

[bobski]

I'll take it that's a no from you then

Not something I'd do.

Depends on the size of it and how much moisture is still in it though.

 

[Groove37]

@Casper

 

[Cockney]

@Casper

4am.

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Ok so floated the wall up as flat as they come but when skimming it(the next day) I must have got distracted, anyway I have a quiet a big bump skirting level. My question is how can I fix this,can I wet it up and scrape it flat? Any help will be appreciated mahousively... dreading the joiner coming to fit the skirting boards

Maybe post a picture?

If it’s a big bump that will throw the skirt out you might have to dub it out and skim

 

[The Hobo]

there is a thing on tv called bogus traders join it m8

 

[The cream]

Don't worry if it's not sand and cement it will come off. You could make a blade from an old saw and chamfer the edge like a jointing tool used by fibrosis plasterers

 

[essexandy]

So you'll chance your arm plastering a wall, but get a chippy in to fix skirting?
For fucksake!