When plastering materials with differing absorption, it is a good idea to key the surfaces to be plastered with a PVA bonding sealer.
External rendering should be started on the shady side of the building to keep it unexposed to the sun as long as possible.
All stilts have adjustable legs and because it allows internal movement, it increases the stability.
Skimming is the process by which a thin layer of plaster is applied to a wall or ceiling to provide a smooth surface.
Any flecks of dried plaster in your buckets or on your equipment from previous sessions will later break off to contaminate future batches of plaster.
It’s important to know what sort of plasterer you are looking for as plasterers will tend to specialise in certain areas of the trade.
Always turn off your mains power when plastering anywhere near any electrical socket, switch, light fitting or appliance.
If cleanliness is next to Godliness then plastering is the holy trade! Ask any plasterer and you will be told the same thing, keep your equipment very clean and most importantly clean as you go.
The weather during plastering and rendering may have considerable influence on the finished work.
Don't - forget to wash all your tools and buckets once you are finished otherwise you will make it harder for yourself the next time.