how long do i typically need to wait after plastering before i can prime and paint???
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Long enough for it to be totally cured and dry. That will vary with the kind of plaster ( three step on lathe or veneercoat on board) the temperatures, and the humidity. sometimes a week, sometimes thirty to fifty days
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