It’s a long story but I live over in Spokane and ended up with 60 swamp milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) that I’m not planning on planting because they’re not native here.
Southern Idaho is probably the closest area to Spokane where this species is native so if any of you so happen to be driving through Spokane, you’d be welcome to them!
I have these cracks in the inside corners of my plaster walls. I’m new to plastering and was wondering the best way to repair them.
My thought was to fill the cracks with hot mud, embed paper tape into the corner and then cover with more hot mud.
Once they’re fixed, my plan is to skim coat the whole room.
I’m new to plastering and have been working through repairing the cracks in my plaster walls. The last one I have to fix is this inside corner. Some of the pieces sound hollow as I tap on them. Here are the two options I’m considering:
Remove all the pieces and replanted the area. The thing that worries me here is rebuilding the actual corner.
Use plaster washers and drywall tape.
Once I have all the cracks repaired I’ll be reskimming all the walls