Editing Plaster (section)

==See also==
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* [[Anhydrite]]
* [[Bughole]], a structural defect in concrete or plaster
* [[Calcium Sulfate]]
* [[Cast Courts (Victoria and Albert Museum)]]
* [[Clay panel]]
* [[Diapalma]]
* [[Harl]], a lime-plaster exterior finish used on buildings in Scotland
* [[International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers]]
* [[Intumescent]], a fire-protection additive in some plasters
* [[Intonaco]], the plaster coat on and in which a [[fresco]] is painted
* [[Joint compound]]
* [[Lath and plaster]], a construction method
* [[Opus albarium]], a marble plaster used in fine decorative work
* [[Passive fire protection]]
* [[Parge coat]], a thin layer of plaster added to an outside wall
* [[Pargeting]], a decorative or waterproofing plastering applied to building walls
* [[Phosphogypsum]]
* [[Plasterwork]]
* [[Polished plaster]]
* [[Ready-mix lightweight joint compound]]
* [[Roughcast]], an exterior finish used on buildings
* [[Stucco]]
* [[Tadelakt]], a waterproof plaster made by ramming, polishing, and staining with soap
* [[Wattle and daub]], a construction method
* [[Paigah Tombs]], intricate stucco work made in 19th-century Hyderabad, India
* [[Yeseria]], a style of plaster sculpture used historically in the [[Middle East]], [[Maghreb]], and [[Iberian Peninsula]]
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