Only just become aware of this. Is it any good? My use would be to go over the imperfections you get when wallpaper removal has also removed some of the paint as well. Final surface would be emulsion.
Have not used this myself but I believe @Wayners has used 'Smooth Over' so would be a good idea as you can control the application thickness to suit your requirements.
No. Not used although I know someone that thought it was OK and did the job for them. Not something that I'm interested tbh as rather skim. Depends what your using it for I guess
Thing is I like to just crack on myself. I can do that if the paint is ok, but not with a skim. Would you skim for such small imperfections?
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