Spray with Thistle MultiFinish
For years, getting the plaster onto the wall and ceiling has been considered one of the toughest parts of the job. Now, the game is about to change.
British Gypsum has put Thistle MultiFinish through its paces – and tested it with specific spray machines. The result? A new way to get Thistle MultiFinish on the wall and ceiling. And a new skill to add to your arsenal.
Thistle MultiFinish is now sprayable*. Boost your skills.
Deliver the same quality finish
Spraying helps you get Thistle MultiFinish onto the wall and ceiling. The finish is still all about you and your trowel.
If you’re new to spray or want to boost your skills, check out our video below for top tips.
Want to get an idea of how spray compares to hand application, check out our indicative comparison video.
Where can I learn more about maintaining a machine?
The best place is the machine manufacturer’s website.
Which machines have been tested to spray Thistle MultiFinish?
You’ll find the full list on this web page.
Do I need to watch a demo or video?
It can help you get up-to-speed. Check out our video, including top tips here. For more advice on setting up, operating and maintenance of machines visit the machine manufacturer’s website.
Is spraying just for big sites?
It's great for big sites and mid-sized projects.
Do I still need to trowel?
Yes. Spraying helps get Thistle MultiFinish onto the wall and ceiling – the finish is still down to your trowel skills.
*Thistle MultiFinish is now sprayable and has been tested for adhesion through specific machines (please see list of machines above) onto plasterboard (British Gypsum, Knauf, Siniat). For other plasterboard manufacturers please check they are compatible with British Gypsum Thistle plasters.
**British Gypsum does not take responsibility for any spray machines. Customers must make their own decision depending on their needs and ensure the machine chosen is compliant with UK standards. Other machines may be capable of spraying Thistle MultiFinish.