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This is a real experience, the poster shares frankly about the difficulties (hardship, fatigue) of painting a special surface. This is useful because you know in advance what kind of hardships you will face. ragdoll archers

What to do if you want to apply: Determine the thickness of the gypsum plaster you will use (eg 1 cm, 1.5 cm, 2 cm…) as this will greatly affect the amount of material. Check the packaging label of the gypsum plaster you buy – it will usually state the volume of coverage per m² at a given thickness. Use an online calculator if available — enter the area, thickness, and material type for a more accurate estimate. Add a tolerance (eg +5‑10%) to account for shrinkage, hidden corners, loss in transit, or errors. ragdoll archers

Generally, both a vacuum cleaner and a microfiber mop are very effective methods for removing fine dust and preparing the surface well before painting. Dust, although not too toxic, can reduce the adhesion of the paint and make the surface not smooth. If you have a dedicated vacuum cleaner, prioritize using the soft head and vacuum the corners and seams thoroughly. Then, wipe gently with a damp cloth/mop to collect the remaining dust. @royaledle

Generally, both a vacuum cleaner and a microfiber mop are very effective methods for removing fine dust and preparing the surface well before painting. Dust, although not too toxic, can reduce the adhesion of the paint and make the surface not smooth. If you have a dedicated vacuum cleaner, prioritize using the soft head and vacuum the corners and seams thoroughly. Then, wipe gently with a damp cloth/mop to collect the remaining dust.Generally, both a vacuum cleaner and a microfiber mop are very effective methods for removing fine dust and preparing the surface well before painting. Dust, although not too toxic, can reduce the adhesion of the paint and make the surface not smooth. If you have a dedicated vacuum cleaner, prioritize using the soft head and vacuum the corners and seams thoroughly. Then, wipe gently with a damp cloth/mop to collect the remaining dust. @royaledle