nordanney
2024-10-30 20:09:48
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What kind of plaster? Gypsum? Cement? Lime? ...Basically, we decided on walls with Q3 plaster
Gypsum plaster is indeed super soft and every bump causes dents. Lime cement is really hard and generally causes no problems. Wax crayons leave color on any wall but no dents. "Just" plastering is the easiest way to fix small dents. Filling, sanding, sanding, sanding, and repainting.1. Is painted Q3 plaster really that sensitive, and is it really that hard to repair if a wax crayon marks it or if a dent appears?
No, at most you see it by a slightly different color.2. If you repair it, is it really that noticeable?
Which wallpapers? Painter's fleece = no. Thick non-woven wallpaper = yes. There are many types of wallpapers in between.3. Are wallpapers really that more durable?
Better talk about treating the house with care. Even with three kids and a dog, our gypsum walls did not get damaged. Currently I have partly gypsum and partly lime cement. And still no serious dents. A house is an object for use. It will always get some dents. Do what you find visually appealing (I think wallpapers are awful and had the last ones on the walls over 30 years ago). Painter's fleece is always a good choice. It results in a nice smooth wall like plaster, offers slight protection, and can be removed easily later. Alternatively, you can also apply, for example, a textured roll plaster. Nice appearance and small dents are easy to repair.4. If we talk about wallpaper as a more robust alternative, which wallpaper should you use? Fleece? Woodchip?