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Discuss Pva in the Plastering Forum at Plasterers Forum; A good little tip is to add a splash of food colouring to the pva(red) you can see if you`ve missed any areas.Good on white ceilings you may be going ...
  1. 06-08-2009 #11
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    Wink Re: Pva

    A good little tip is to add a splash of food colouring to the pva(red) you can see if you`ve missed any areas.Good on white ceilings you may be going over.
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    Default Re: Pva

    Good tip that mate, will keep it in mind....
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    Default Re: Pva

    Thats a new one on me
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