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groove lines that those grooves on the wall that demarcates a 'hackable' wall

during paint works, did you patch it up?

cost $150 to patch it up for my case, thinking should or should not...

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groove lines that those grooves on the wall that demarcates a 'hackable' wall

during paint works, did you patch it up?

cost $150 to patch it up for my case, thinking should or should not...

applefreak, if it is the very thin groove line on the wall, then your painter should do it foc. They are supposed to patch up/plaster all the groove lines and small dents or holes before painting. I did pay an additional 100 to the painter due to the huge groove lines on my ceiling since my ceiling is pre-cast type, and this is to compensate the extra job that they are doing.

 

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ummm, the groove lines are not really thin thin

about the width of my pinkie :D

it's quite visible and a lot of them running all over

my painter charge very cheap so think the patching works is charged separately so at least i have the option of patching or not patching

 

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ummm, the groove lines are not really thin thin

about the width of my pinkie :unsure:

it's quite visible and a lot of them running all over

my painter charge very cheap so think the patching works is charged separately so at least i have the option of patching or not patching

My painter charged me 1100 for painting and additional 100 for patching up the groove lines on the ceiling. I think you should patch up the groove line, it really looks much better after that. Groove lines on the wall is just too much distraction for me.

 

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my contractor charge me $1350 for painting my EA with medifresh 3-in-1 and $150 for patching up all groove lines

think will just go for it, already spend so much money liao might as well

if not next time want to do it will be really leceh :lol:

 

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Groove lines = those like crack lines after the cement dried up? Always happened after u hack the wall and later cover with cement?

My flat also got those crack lines at the kitchen wall, but my ID show me to use paint to paint over can liao...hmmmm

 

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groove lines are actually 'sunken' lines on the wall that shows your which walls can be hack i.e. the line between a hackable wall and a structural beam

it's about 10mm deep so can't paint over it :dunno:

have asked my contractor to patch it up so that the wall is one smooth piece :(

 

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my contractor charge me $1350 for painting my EA with medifresh 3-in-1 and $150 for patching up all groove lines

think will just go for it, already spend so much money liao might as well

if not next time want to do it will be really leceh :dunno:

so cheap..... :( me $2.4k

 

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The question should be after patching up, will crack lines appear? Coz the wall and the patched part maybe using different material, so contract and expand rate might be different. But since u using Medifresh, maybe ok. Coz some paints able to expand abit without cracking.

Might be worthwhile to see who patched 1-2 yrs back and now no crack? My ID's painter said will crack over time. Then again, my paint is only Pentalite, so that could be the reason. :dunno:

 

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think workmanship and quality of paint quite important bah

if the putty is not packed into the gap, they may fall off in time :dunno:

some paint will expand so won't have cracks, think medifresh is one of those :jawdrop:

bro MaCe, how come yours so expensive?

you plaster the whole unit walls isit? :( !!

 

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