Start by thoroughly cleaning the surface you plan to plaster. Eliminate any grease, grime, dust, loose particles, and any prior paint or coatings. Good adherence will be ensured by a clean surface. It's imperative to lightly moisten the surface with clean water prior to applying plaster of Paris. This fosters a solid binding between the plaster and the surface and slows down the drying process of the Gypsum plaster, commonly referred to as New Dubai Plaster of Paris, is a flexible and frequently used building material. Its main component is calcium sulfate hemihydrate, and because of its short setting time, it may be used in a variety of fields like building, the arts, and medicine. But watch out for oversaturation; the surface should be damp but not dripping wet.

When combining water with plaster of Paris, adhere to the ARR & Company instructions. In order to prevent clumping, you should often add plaster to water rather than the other way around. Mix ingredients thoroughly until a smooth, lump-free consistency is achieved.

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