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Best Answer: Its OK to skim coat or texture over a painted wall, and yes prep work is everything for how well the job will look and how well it will last. SO do not skimp on the prep. Watch out for wall paper, the water in the mud will cause it to wrinkle and leave air pockets and bubbles the paper.
Today I put in a second coat of cornice cement and it fills the cracks really well but doesn't stick to the painted edge which I think means I won't be able to feather the edges with base coat then top coat. Can someone tell me how to get the plaster to stick to the paint.I did try to strip the paint but it won't budge. Also I need to cover a rendered wall.. It's extremely rough textured and painted. Can I simply apply two coats of top coat or will I have problems with it not sticking because of the paint.ut it is impossible to recommend that it will stick to a surface base on a description. Most plasterers would have a good idea of what will stick and what wont. I would usually scuff up or scratch up the area to give the plaster something to adhere to.