Plastering as part of a renovation
When plastering sits between other trades, timing matters as much as the finish. First fix has to be complete, the surface has to be dry and the room needs to be clear enough to work in. We would rather agree a realistic slot than turn up to a room that is not ready and hold up the decorator behind us.
We will also be clear about drying times. A skim coat is usually ready for paint in around three to seven days depending on ventilation and temperature; thicker re-plastered walls can take considerably longer, and painting too early traps moisture and shows.
