Shashwat Wallcare – Trusted Gypsum Plaster Solutions

  Plaster of Paris (POP) is the term most people use when referring to POP. It is an extremely light powder composed of pure natural gypsum. To make gypsum the main raw material, it is subjected to light heating which causes the removal of almost all the moisture contained in it. The end product of this heating is the dry powder that is now commonly known as Pop Plaster of Paris . When this powder is mixed with pure water, it forms a gooey and soft paste which is very much workable and has blunting properties. The POP paste is the ultimate material for wall and ceiling finishes. It is very capable of producing even and smooth application. After the drying stage, the paste becomes hard and gives off a white, fine, and smooth finish. This finish is the best for painting or give any kind of decoration. POP is a common choice among builders and interior decorators because it imparts an attractive, professional look to a room. POP is not without advantages and these constitute its usefu...

Cracks in gypsum plaster walls can be quite a headache for many homes in India, especially with the monsoon season bringing in humidity, building settlement, or poor workmanship. But there’s no need to stress! You can tackle these issues easily at home without enlisting an expert. Here’s a straightforward guide to fixing your walls in just about an hour! Step 1: Identify the Issue  First, check whether the cracks are hairline (fine, thin lines) or wider (about the size of your finger). Hairline fractures usually occur due to shrinkage, while wider cracks often stem from structural changes. Gently press around the edges—if the plaster feels loose, it’s time to scrape it away using a putty knife. Step 2: Clean the Area   Widen the crack slightly into a V-shape with a scraper or an old screwdriver. Make sure to brush away all dust and debris using a dry brush or a vacuum. Follow this up by wiping the area with a damp cloth and letting it dry completely; this will help the f...