JerryD
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I have to do a lot of this kind of thing, best way is to use a good powdered filler (not that readymix goo). I find Tetrion to be the best.
Plaster used as a filler is not a good idea, especially for thin bits. It can't grip properly and as Jim says you need to Finish any backing coat so it's a time wasting way of doing it.
I buy Tetrion in 25kg Trade Packs but inside this pack are dozens of small packs, you only open one or two per repair, this keeps the rest fresh.
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