High speed acrylic polymer based, lightweight repair plaster. For an easy and quick reparation or ...High speed acrylic polymer based, lightweight repair plaster. For an easy and quick reparation or filling in walls & ceiling cracks, screw holes etc. Can be applied by trowel or gun. Sandable and over-paintable once dried. Non-shrinking. For the filling and repair of cracks and small holes in walls and ceilings - plasterboard, concrete, stone, plasterwork, masonry and decorative plaster. For the filling of static joints and cracks in walls and ceilings. Smooth finish. Very fast curing. Non-shrinking. Can be sanded after curing. Paintable. Very good adhesion on many porous materials.
This guide is for anyone looking to quickly and effectively repair cracks and holes in walls and ceilings using Soudal Repair Express Plaster in White. The key benefit is its fast curing time and ease of use, allowing for rapid repairs. A potential caveat is that it's best suited for smaller repairs and static cracks, not structural issues. This guide provides detailed instructions on application, care, and troubleshooting to help you achieve a smooth, paintable finish.
All features
Colour
White
Brand
Soudal
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How long does it take for the plaster to dry?
The plaster dries very quickly, usually within a few hours, depending on the environmental conditions (temperature and humidity).
Can I use this plaster on exterior surfaces?
While the plaster is suitable for various interior surfaces, its long-term performance on exterior surfaces may vary. It is designed for indoor use.
Is the plaster sandable?
Yes, once the plaster is fully cured, it can be sanded to achieve a smooth finish.
Can I apply multiple coats?
Yes, for deeper holes or cracks, apply the plaster in multiple thin coats, allowing each coat to dry before applying the next.
What kind of paint can I use on this plaster?
You can use most types of paint, including latex and acrylic paints, after the plaster is fully cured and sanded.
How do I clean my tools after application?
Clean tools with water immediately after use. Dried plaster is more difficult to remove.
Where can I use this plaster?
It is suitable for use on plasterboard, concrete, stone, plasterwork, masonry, and decorative plaster surfaces.
Troubleshooting
Plaster is not adhering properly.
Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of dust or loose particles. Lightly sand the area and apply a primer if necessary.
Plaster is shrinking after application.
Ensure that the product is Soudal Repair Express Plaster, which is non-shrinking. If the issue persists, the repair may be too large for this product; consider a different product or method.
Plaster is not drying quickly.
Ensure the application environment is well-ventilated. The curing time may be affected by humidity and temperature. If necessary, use a fan to increase air circulation.
Difficulty in achieving a smooth finish.
Apply the plaster in thin layers. Allow each layer to dry before sanding. Use fine-grit sandpaper for the final sanding and use a damp cloth to remove sanding dust
Pros and Cons
Pros
Fast curing time for quick repairs.
Easy to apply with a trowel or gun.
Provides a smooth, paintable finish.
Excellent adhesion to various surfaces.
Non-shrinking formula for lasting results.
Versatile use in various applications
Cons
May not be suitable for large structural repairs.
Requires proper surface preparation for optimal adhesion.
Limited working time due to fast curing.
May require multiple coats for deep holes or cracks.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Surface Preparation:
Clean the surface thoroughly to remove any dust, dirt, or loose particles.
Ensure the surface is dry and free of any oils or grease.
For best results, lightly sand the area around the damage.
Application:
Apply the plaster using a trowel or a gun, depending on the size of the repair.
Fill the crack or hole, slightly overfilling to allow for sanding.
Smooth the surface with the trowel.
Curing:
Allow the plaster to cure completely before sanding and painting. The curing time is very fast, typically within a few hours.
Sanding:
Once the plaster is fully cured, sand the surface with fine-grit sandpaper to achieve a smooth finish.
Painting:
After sanding, clean off any dust and apply paint that matches the surrounding area. Ensure the paint is compatible with the plaster.