Is fine plaster (Q2 lime cement or gypsum) sufficient for living space?

Didn't the Sto Sil add even more structure?!

That has already been painted with Sto Sil. Final condition. This is how we live. The q2 looked completely different.

What is Q2 for one is already Q3 or only Q1 for others, unfortunately there are significant differences.

I'll chime in. We also have Q2 ([Gips Maschinenputz] I believe) and only want to prime + paint.

The surfaces themselves also look quite smooth to me. The question is only what to do with the possible "defects." Here and there there is one or the other notch, but these mostly come from the subsequent trades. If I now make repairs in places with, for example, ready-made filler, the spot is macroscopically smooth but may look slightly different in texture. How will it look after painting?

The same applies to spots where there is no dent, but something on it that would be sanded again? The sanded spots are certainly smoother than the original plaster? (Although it doesn’t seem very coarse-grained to me either.)

Does anyone perhaps have a few example pictures?

Q2 in the Spotlight

I'll join in. We also have Q2 (gypsum machine plaster I think) and only want to prime + paint.

The surfaces themselves also look quite smooth to me. The question is only what do you do with the possible "defects". Here and there is already the odd nick in it, but mostly they come from the subsequent trades. If I now do patching with, for example, ready-made filler in places, the spot is smooth but may look slightly different in texture. How does the whole thing look after painting then?

The same applies to places where there is no dent, but something on it that you would sand again? The sanded spots are certainly smoother than the original plaster? (Although it doesn't seem so coarse-grained to me either)

Does anyone possibly have a few example pictures?

Exactly that was also our problem. The plasterers actually only made it worse with their patchwork. That's why we completely "skimmed" it with fine filler. Now we are probably somewhere between Q3 and Q4.

I can't imagine that this patchwork of coarse-grained plaster and fine filler looks ...