We are preparing to prime interior walls using a shellac-based primer, followed with a setting compound mud. Will the mud stick adequately to the shellac-based product or do we need to use another type of primer over the shellac primer?
Drywall – Will drywall mud stick to shellac-based primer
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Best Answer
Yes. This fine plastering expert actually recommends it:
Here is another expert plasterer doing the same.