Skimming over wet bonding coat

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Long story, but I've got to ideally get a wall finished off in plster by end of tomorrow. If I do a bonding caot of plaster in the morning, is it okay to do the finshig coat whilst the boding coat is still wet (but hard)?
 
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Yes but if you've never plastered you're in for a shock.
 
I've done plasterboard and got a perfect finish which I was vey happy with. Watched a training DVD which was really good. I've only got to do tw smallish areas ehind where radiators are going so tht I can paint them before the radiators are fitted.

Is plastering over boning coat really that much harder than board?

Also - should I PVA the bonding coat or is it not required because it's wet?
 
It's quite a lot harder - hence the apprenticeship.

No you don't need PVA if it's wet.
 
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Dependant on the substrate will determine which float coat material to use for best skim results, it is important.
 

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