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So I chipped away at a crack and this is the end result, thats brick .

Should I just plaster over it all with new plaster, or is there something else I should do as a crack appeared in the plaster after all?

It shouldnt be damp as there is nothing on the other side of the wall.

Should I just plaster and paint over it and forget about it? The brick seems solid enough so it should be ok?

>> No.1651260

guys

>> No.1651262
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>>1651231
Try using google first. Then come back and post photos of what you did.

>> No.1651265

that is my picture!

>> No.1651277

>>1651265

He's one of the resident autistic retards, and he means "after you've tried to fix it". Ignore him.

On the other hand, we get retards like you at least once a week, so I'm torn here.

>> No.1651306

>>1651231
Hi, OP.
I have never used real plaster, just drywall compound, but would suggest trying it and see if it works out.
I’d roughen the edges, and use a bit of wire screening inside ( home improvement stores sell “metal lath” for this) fill it a little shallow, and do a second coat smooth with the surface after the first dries.

>> No.1651319

Ramen noodles

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>>1651231
Use fiberglass mesh and plaster over it.