Had to do a lot of filling to the walls of a bedroom, they were quite a badly chipped and scored but not bad enough to warrant a a skim. I recently purchased a cheap (red) Makita random orbit sander and hooked it up to an old Henry hoover. Used it to sand the walls after filling. Took a fraction of the time hand sanding would have, made hardly any mess and the walls looked really good after. Why had I not done this before?! Don't use a good hoover for this, anything modern with filters would just get clogged up.
Also gyproc easyfil 20 is my filler of choice, drys fast (so don't make up too much) easy to sand and doesn't sag. Pot of ready mix filler is always handy to have, but they usually have quite long drying times.
Dave
Also gyproc easyfil 20 is my filler of choice, drys fast (so don't make up too much) easy to sand and doesn't sag. Pot of ready mix filler is always handy to have, but they usually have quite long drying times.
Dave