If you haven’t noticed the housing market in Maine has been booming for the last year or so. Living in an old state such as Maine means that a good number of the houses on the market are pretty old and probably still have old building materials such as plaster in them. Depending on your preferences you may like the old style look and want to preserve it, but fixing and repairing plaster can be tricky. If this sounds like you, you’re in luck because a Maine author has published a book that will teach you how to plaster.
In this Old House CPR book about plaster you will learn about a number of things all relating to plaster. This book will teach you how to properly identify different plaster systems as well as teach you how to handle each of those different systems. This how to book will show you how to analyze your plaster problems and walk you through how to fix them. One thing that I have found might be tricky is repairing old plaster when all you have available is modern materials. That’s why I was thrilled when I realized this book covers how to use modern materials to make your plaster repairs much easier. One of the trickiest things about plaster is that it requires technique and understanding of the material to make your repairs strong and clean looking. This book will teach you how to improve and develop your plaster technique. Probably one of the most saught after sections in this plaster book is how to repair cracks and patching holes in your plaster.
If you have recently purchased an old home with plaster walls or other fixtures, and you plan on doing most of the work yourself, this book is a must have! The Old House Handbook edition on How to Plaster teaches you how to address numerous plaster topics and walks you through how to handle each of them. Don’t stare at your plaster in confusion for another moment, get this great plaster eBook today!