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Does Multi Finish Go Out Of Date. I'm trying to think of ways to get use. I rarely use board finish & always use multi; If it starts to go stiff whilst on the trowel, and you still. If it is mixed up and shaped before the final setting, then it should be fine. It’s formulated for use on all suction backgrounds & is perfectly ok for boards & will. The plasterer we occasionally use won't use them. Guidance on how to install british gypsum’s thistle multifinish to give an excellent finish, whatever the background. You can use plaster that is a couple of months out of date because when it is bagged, they always add a margin of uncertainty to. I've a couple of bags of multi finish around 3 years old. If it's still well in date it should be ok as long as it's been stored in a dry place with the top of the bag rolled down.

I'm trying to think of ways to get use. Guidance on how to install british gypsum’s thistle multifinish to give an excellent finish, whatever the background. You can use plaster that is a couple of months out of date because when it is bagged, they always add a margin of uncertainty to. I've a couple of bags of multi finish around 3 years old. The plasterer we occasionally use won't use them. I rarely use board finish & always use multi; It’s formulated for use on all suction backgrounds & is perfectly ok for boards & will. If it starts to go stiff whilst on the trowel, and you still. If it's still well in date it should be ok as long as it's been stored in a dry place with the top of the bag rolled down. If it is mixed up and shaped before the final setting, then it should be fine.

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Does Multi Finish Go Out Of Date You can use plaster that is a couple of months out of date because when it is bagged, they always add a margin of uncertainty to. It’s formulated for use on all suction backgrounds & is perfectly ok for boards & will. The plasterer we occasionally use won't use them. I've a couple of bags of multi finish around 3 years old. You can use plaster that is a couple of months out of date because when it is bagged, they always add a margin of uncertainty to. If it is mixed up and shaped before the final setting, then it should be fine. I rarely use board finish & always use multi; If it's still well in date it should be ok as long as it's been stored in a dry place with the top of the bag rolled down. If it starts to go stiff whilst on the trowel, and you still. I'm trying to think of ways to get use. Guidance on how to install british gypsum’s thistle multifinish to give an excellent finish, whatever the background.