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Discuss bal sbr in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; hi there ( newbie to this forum ) i was priming plaster walls with bal sbr and went and by mistake primed the plasterboards too. will it be ok? using ...
          
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    hi there

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    i was priming plaster walls with bal sbr and went and by mistake primed the plasterboards too. will it be ok? using bal white star adhesive.

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    It will be fine...

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    Yes it wll be fine but you didn't need to prime with white star as it is acrylic, not cement based.
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    Hi and welcome
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    Welcome, and it will be fine

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