Plastering work Q2 - Painting work afterwards?

It is harder to apply. I also used it in the hallway and had it on some walls in the old house. I always had the problem that the stuff didn’t stay on the roller, even when it was wet. That’s why I always applied it with the trowel and then textured it with the roller.

Can I apply any random dispersion paint on a rolled plaster or do I have to use a "special" paint here?

4. Woodchip wallpaper and paint over it

We are currently facing the same question, even though our decision can still wait until (at least) summer. Since we can hardly do anything ourselves, we first thought of textured wallpaper, which is included as standard by our prefab house builder. But, :) it seems there are also other textured wallpapers that can be applied on Q2 and look good, in my opinion, whether colored or not. I assume that applying these textured wallpapers does not cost significantly more than applying textured wallpaper, but I cannot say for sure yet.

Please keep us/me updated and if you want, you could maybe also post some pictures of your Q2 and the further progress. I really find it very unfortunate that Q2 varies so much and therefore no binding recommendations are possible for non-experts like me.

So, is it harder to work with?

Can corners / edges / difficult spots be brushed by one person first and the other person rolls the large surfaces?