It's good that you're asking about this — the order of finishing work matters quite a lot for the final result. Priming after joint filling and before applying skim coat can be beneficial, because it improves the adhesion of subsequent layers and reduces their absorbency. Take a look at this article, where they explain nicely how to properly prepare the substrate and what the whole process looks like: 👉https://www.siniat.pl/pl-pl/centrum-wiedzy/porady/jak-szpachlowac-sciany-krok-po-kroku
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·1 year agoIt's good that you're asking about this — the order of finishing work matters quite a lot for the final result. Priming after joint filling and before applying skim coat can be beneficial, because it improves the adhesion of subsequent layers and reduces their absorbency. Take a look at this article, where they explain nicely how to properly prepare the substrate and what the whole process looks like:
👉https://www.siniat.pl/pl-pl/centrum-wiedzy/porady/jak-szpachlowac-sciany-krok-po-kroku