[Strawbale] . plastering doorways and window frames (donald mchardy)

[andrew conway]

Hi,

I've used "gutter guard" (plastic mesh - comes in rolls, different widths) stapled to door/window frames (or any exposed wood surface that will ultimately be plastered).  Holds the plaster very well and doesn't cut fingers to shreds like metal meshing. 

Cheers, 

Andrew

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Anyone done this?
How ro get the plaster to stick?
I don't want to use metal mesh and hessian and such is a silly price. There 
*has* to be a cheap and easy way?

TIA

D





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