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White gypsum filler works well for fine indoor joints and smooth ceilings, while rubberized filler offers better flexibility against heat, humidity, and light movement. In Saudi homes, rubberized gypsum filler is often preferred for ceilings and walls that may experience slight expansion, helping reduce cracking when applied in thin coats.
Drying time depends on coat thickness and humidity. In dry conditions, gypsum joint filler usually dries in one to two hours, but hot, humid Jeddah summers or cooler Riyadh winters can extend that. Always check the surface, lightly sand it, and apply a primer before painting to keep the colour consistent.
Ordinary gypsum joint filler is not recommended for wet areas because it can soften, swell, or encourage mould over time. For kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms, choose a moisture-resistant gypsum filler or a wall system designed for damp spaces, then apply a suitable waterproof barrier before finishing with paint.
Mix gypsum joint filler with cold water according to the package until it reaches a smooth, creamy consistency with no lumps. Apply thin coats of about 1 to 3 millimetres and let each coat dry fully before the next. Thick layers can sag, shrink, or crack after sanding and painting.
Look for a product that applies easily, stays smooth, and dries without lumps or shrinkage. Matkel gypsum joint fillers are designed to sand cleanly and bond well with primers and paint. For best results, avoid applying on unstable walls, in high heat, or over dusty, loose surfaces.
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