FAQ
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No, Muddskip is not plaster. While it can provide the durability and finish quality of plaster, it avoids the high labor and material costs associated with traditional plastering. It is also distinct from plaster of Paris, which has significant weaknesses, such as brittleness and limited flexibility, making it unsuitable for durable, high-quality finishes.
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No, Muddskip eliminates the need for makeshift solutions like adding dish soap to improve workability. It is designed to enhance existing compounds with minimal effort
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No, Muddskip doesn’t change paint or primer curing times. However, its fast setup for multiple layers means you can achieve a level 5 smooth finish in a single day, ready to paint the next day.
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Yes, Muddskip's high tensile strength makes it an excellent choice for patching compounds, delivering durable, seamless repairs.
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Absolutely. Muddskip’s polished and smooth finish stands up to even the most intense lighting, ensuring professional results in highend custom properties.