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Top > Plaster & Drywall > Caulking

Question:

I am renovating an old house. The walls are made with lath & plaster. On some areas, I have taken out the old plaster and replaced it with drywall. On many other areas, I have filled the cracks with plaster. However, some smaller cracks give me problems. Although I have filled them with plaster and sanded them, the cracks keep reappearing. I am considering using caulking. Do you have any other suggestions?

Answer:

When you patch the cracks do them as though you were repairing drywall; use fibreglass mesh tape and joint compound. This will keep them from coming back on you.

Answered By: Ren Molnar

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