Plastering post dado rail removal

[Abz12345]

Hi All,

I had some dado rails removed throughout the house which were stuck on with nails and glue. This took a lot of the plaster with it on removal, therefore I got just the gap where the rail use to be plastered. After painting I can still see the outline of the new plaster throughout the landing how can this be rectified. I have not painted over the plaster in the living room yet.

 

[Monkey Boy]

Sanding and filling until your happy. You could put a nice chair rail on?

 

[spread95]

Woodchip paper

 

[Cockney]

Hi All,

I had some dado rails removed throughout the house which were stuck on with nails and glue. This took a lot of the plaster with it on removal, therefore I got just the gap where the rail use to be plastered. After painting I can still see the outline of the new plaster throughout the landing how can this be rectified. I have not painted over the plaster in the living room yet.

A limp wristed fanny done that job lol.
Get down b&q’s and buy a belt sander.

 

[bobski]

Hi All,

I had some dado rails removed throughout the house which were stuck on with nails and glue. This took a lot of the plaster with it on removal, therefore I got just the gap where the rail use to be plastered. After painting I can still see the outline of the new plaster throughout the landing how can this be rectified. I have not painted over the plaster in the living room yet.

f**k mine.


that's proper s**t.


proper



Orbital sander,

first 80 grit to get near to finish

Then change to 120 grit



Fill and sand

Then repeat til good.



I'd use this.

Toupret TX110 Rapid Drying Interior Filler

Rapid drying filler, for interior use. Exceptional adherence and shaping qualities. No need to spot prime, will not flash or grin. Can be painted in approx 3 hours.

www.toolstation.com

Gets it perfect.

 

[Retired Spread]

ye been spudded