Which interior plaster at what price?

Insofar already that exactly Q2 is offered by us. What texture do I need for a coating?

As already said: we have gypsum plaster, also in Q2, so ready for wallpapering. We never wanted (wallpaper) and painted directly after priming with dispersion paint. The walls are smooth! The plaster is smooth! Ok, here and there, mainly on the corners and edges, you can see a slight trowel stroke – but this look is intentional, as it has a slight loft style.

Regards Yvonne

May I ask if you have [Spritzputz]? We need an inexpensive alternative for financial reasons. And we were told that [Spritzputz] is the cheapest.

Maybe you should come up with compressed facts about what exactly your issue is now. When I read your three posts in three threads, the questions diverge – once about a cost-effective method, then about self plastering, and then again about the smoothness of a plaster. Everyone asks themselves: what are you aiming at? What kind of object is it about?

Hello ypg, we have to plaster the ground floor and first floor ourselves. Unfortunately, time is running out and the budget is tight. We have 80% concrete walls, 20% drywall partition walls. Since we are not professionals, we would like to know which method is the fastest and cheapest. If it matters: it is a new building and has a ventilation system.

Concrete walls? Safe?

Yes, certainly. Liapor solid wall. The walls are already very smooth. So you don't have to "skim coat" much. Only the corners and some holes.