For this article, the application of gypsum will focus on, and prepared a well-sealed walls. There are a number of patterns that follow for the application of plaster on the wall, follow this and you should see your application to plaster runs very smoothly.
1: First off decide which side you hold your plastering trowel in.
2: If for example you are right-handed, are plastered on the wall opposite, then take a look at the extreme left corner of the nearestthe ceiling, and that's when you start your first strokes will apply plaster.
Basically, if you can imagine that your entire wall into four equal sections, which we call A, B, C & D is divided
A is the early to mid left part of the wall.
B is the early to mid right part of the wall.
C is the lower left part of the wall.
D is the lower right part of thethe wall.
3: Apply patch on the first section (A; the back left corner nearest the ceiling) once it is applied plaster.
4: Move over and the next section (B, toward the right corner nearest the ceiling) and that treated the first two sections.
5: Next go to the lower left corner of your wall, C, and for your plaster to overlap slightly to the first section that you alreadycovered.
6: Finally, movement in and on the last section (D, far right bottom corner of the wall.)
Now your whole wall in the first layer should be coated in plaster.
As a reminder, for paving the first section of the wall, once completed, lead on the application of plaster strokes as you move to the next section of the wall. But do you think the fact that every stroke must be applied on plaster lightly on the last stroke of the plaster that you overlapbeen applied only, that is, once a part of the plaster applied to the wall, not to apply the right of the body to another area of the wall again, instead, each stroke of gypsum, keep right and move slightly overlap, you the last one as you on your wall.
Dale Ovenstone 2009
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