Multi on top of one coat?

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Hi

Iv just stared doing up a bathroom someone else started and the celling is a nite mare its a old late and plaster with new bits of platerboard in it. Basically its reli rough iv done a fare bit of plastering in the past and the only way i could think of getting a nice smooth finish would be to one coat it the put 2 coast of multi over the top would this work or just be a complete nightmare?

 

[warriorupnorth]

Overboard it; and welcome to the forum

 

[barryed]

Is this d*m**o?

 

[Arti]

Same as warrior just get a new ceiling....welcome:RpS_thumbsup:

 

[henry]

If it were me overboard but to answer your question you can re skim if you wish.

 

[nickelarse]

definatly worth using ONECOAT as a backing coat lol, then skimming it.

 

[approvedplastering]

Board/skim/done

 

[speedy]

Overboard it; and welcome to the forum

x2

 

[nickelarse]

no. one coat it, devil float it, then top it with 2 coats of one coat. just to be sure

 

[Nisus]

2 coats of one coat should be fine mate :RpS_thumbup:
Or as nick says 3 coats of onecoat if you want.
Whatever floats your boat :RpS_wink:

 

[nickelarse]

2 coats is just cowboy. you sound like spunky!!

 

[Nisus]

Yeah but I feather edge each coat before sponging :RpS_thumbsup:

 

[southlakes]

if ur doing tiling work after plastering? floor to ceiling, i would put up 2"x1" wood frame, for extra 2 hours work, (make it nice and level,) reboard and skim, then u will have a nice and neat tile cut at the top. good job and quicker..with no come backs.

 

[approvedplastering]

Im lost!