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Generally yes you can plaster skim over paint. If the paint is in poor condition, or the wall has recently been painted, it is best to avoid plastering directly over the paint.

Yes you can plaster of Artex, after preparation.  The easiest solution for ridding of unwanted artex is to manually remove the peaks by scraping the Artex back to a flat surface.

Plaster is more sound-proof, but using drylining a wall usually means better insulation. A dense material, plaster blocks sound transmission. However, even though plaster is denser, it can’t beat the thermal capabilities of standard drylining coupled with modern insulation commonly found today.

For a perfect finish, that will last the test of time, damaged or crumbling plaster should be removed in advance of applying new plaster. We also recommend that very old plaster be removed.

Yes. Skim plaster can be used to cover plasterboard. I can also be applied to an existing plaster finish.

Skimming a wall is a technique which involves applying a thin coat to walls. The aim is to create the smooth perfect surface required for painting or decorating.

We recommend that you wait at least one week before painting new plaster. Depending on the environment, it may take even longer for the plaster to dry. Sometimes up to one month.

Yes. We can add colour pigment to the plaster during the mixing stage. We ensures that the colour is distributed throughout the plaster for a consistent quality finish.

We recommend that you attach coving or cornice after the room has been plastered. This means that you will not be left with unplastered areas, should you wish to remove either the coving or cornice further down the line.