Skimming is the thin finishing coat of plaster that turns a rough, patched or tired wall into a flat surface ready for paint.
Read more →Artex was applied to ceilings across Scotland from the 1960s right through to the 1990s, and plenty of homes in Edinburgh, Fife and the Borders still have it.
Read more →Skimming is the most common plastering job in Edinburgh homes: a thin finishing coat, usually 2 to 3mm, applied over existing plaster or fresh plasterboard to leave walls and ceilings smooth and ready for paint.
Read more →Skimming is the most common plastering job we quote for, and prices vary more than most homeowners expect.
Read more →Getting a straight answer on plastering costs is harder than it should be, partly because no two rooms are the same.
Read more →Freshly laid screed looks solid within a day or two, but looking dry and being dry are very different things.
Read more →Fresh plaster looks ready long before it actually is, and painting too soon is one of the most common ways a smart new finish gets ruined.
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