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1717 days ago |
Well this is alot of wood working as a topic, but here are so many jocks with answers I thought someone may have run into this before. We have a store built in 1857. Plaster over soft brick. We are putting an antique mall in 2 large rooms. We tried to paint the plaster and the Kilz curled and fell off. There has been moisture problems in the past and the plaster is like powder in some places. Is there a primer made that might seal in the old plaster so we can do a finish coat over it? I am thinking of a quick fix of covering the wall up from the floor with a 2 foot to 4 foot section of drywall and glueing it to the plaster wall. Another option is studding it out and new drywall walls to hide the old. It was a shock when we came in after letting the Kilz dry for 2 days and it fell off! I have about 150 running feet to do. Thanks, Noel. -- Noel, Iowa www.primitivefurnituresales.com |
