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Hello folks.

How long should I leave a 4mm plaster skim to fully dry before tiling?

I've told the customer a minimum of 4 weeks, but the plasterer has told customer it will be 'good to go' in 2 to 3 days.

Naturally customer is questioning why there is such a difference in our timescales.

Is there a mid way compromise on the drying time or do I stick to the 4 week timeframe?

Thanks,
Rich
 

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