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Can I Plaster Over Distemper Paint. Best bet is to try and wipe it of, maybe with damp rag etc. Yes, distemper paint can be applied directly onto a plastered wall without a primer. Distemper is an old form of paint (chalk based) and is generally found in older properties when several layers of wallpaper or woodchip are removed. The walls had distemper on them so i washed. However, it's recommended to use a primer for. It does not bond well. A much easier way, is to over. We need to have the walls and ceiling in our hallway skimmed, but we have found distemper on the walls under some. You can plaster over it but it does somtimes come away so its not advisable. Any tips on plastering over distemper paints. Had a bit of a nightmare with it last week. When the paste stays wet for about 10 mins, paint another coat on, then using a paint scraper. Distemper is an old form of paint (chalk based) and is generally found in older properties when several layers of wallpaper or woodchip are removed. It does not bond well.

Distemper is an old form of paint (chalk based) and is generally found in older properties when several layers of wallpaper or woodchip are removed. The walls had distemper on them so i washed. It does not bond well. Distemper is an old form of paint (chalk based) and is generally found in older properties when several layers of wallpaper or woodchip are removed. When the paste stays wet for about 10 mins, paint another coat on, then using a paint scraper. We need to have the walls and ceiling in our hallway skimmed, but we have found distemper on the walls under some. A much easier way, is to over. However, it's recommended to use a primer for. It does not bond well. Any tips on plastering over distemper paints.

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Can I Plaster Over Distemper Paint Distemper is an old form of paint (chalk based) and is generally found in older properties when several layers of wallpaper or woodchip are removed. Distemper is an old form of paint (chalk based) and is generally found in older properties when several layers of wallpaper or woodchip are removed. You can plaster over it but it does somtimes come away so its not advisable. When the paste stays wet for about 10 mins, paint another coat on, then using a paint scraper. Had a bit of a nightmare with it last week. A much easier way, is to over. Yes, distemper paint can be applied directly onto a plastered wall without a primer. It does not bond well. Any tips on plastering over distemper paints. Best bet is to try and wipe it of, maybe with damp rag etc. It does not bond well. The walls had distemper on them so i washed. Distemper is an old form of paint (chalk based) and is generally found in older properties when several layers of wallpaper or woodchip are removed. However, it's recommended to use a primer for. We need to have the walls and ceiling in our hallway skimmed, but we have found distemper on the walls under some.