The second and ultimate question is what's the proper material and method for surface repairs on this type of wall? I have built and repaired plenty of drywall before, but am not sure what's appropriate for this type of wall.
I feel like proper identification will help me track down better resources on this, but for the moment I'm a little lost on what it actually is. So what is this really called? I would be willing to drill some exploratory holes (perhaps in a closet) if that helps identify, but currently there are no larger openings or exposed areas. The best clue I have is where there are penetrations through the walls, at outlets and light switches: I don't suspect they are lathe and plaster, but instead some kind of sheet material that seems close to "cement board", with a plaster coat on it. Plaster cladding, also known as monolithic cladding will require maintenance to ensure your home remains weathertight. Luckily, in most cases, you won’t need to fully re-clad your home. Unfortunately, some are incredibly susceptible to damage from moisture. They are definitely not modern drywall / gypsum board, they are more dense. Exterior Plaster Wall Repair and Maintenance. My first issue is identification - I'm not even sure "plasterboard" is the correct terminology for what these walls are made of.
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My basic question is: what is the proper material and method for repairing defects on the walls in my old house? To give context, I am in Virginia, United States and the house is a concrete block construction Cape Cod style built in 1946, and I believe the walls in question are all original. The most important step in repairing plaster or gypsum walls is sanding, Tschudi says, because all that matters is the final look and a seamless patch will.
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