DP525 1-1/4" Metal Plaster Washer No Fingers

1-1/4" METAL PLASTER WASHER, 24 GAUGE

The DP525 Plaster Washer is your go-to solution for repairing and stabilizing sagging or cracked plaster. Made from 24-gauge, pre-galvanized G-90 coated steel, this 1-1/4" washer is designed to provide exceptional support for both interior and exterior plaster repairs. Its unique round plate with tapered edges ensures a flush fit and minimizes interference during trowel work.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• Stabilizes sagging or cracked plaster – Reattaches and reinforces plaster for long-lasting repairs.
• Galvanized-coated steel construction – Durable, corrosion-resistant material for reliable performance.
• Four keyholes for bonding – Enhances plaster adherence to the washer face.
• Tapered edges – Beveled design prevents catching on trowel edges during application.
• Versatile 1-1/4" diameter – Ideal for a range of plaster repair projects.

REPAIRING PLASTER MADE EASY

The DP525 Plaster Washer simplifies plaster repair, whether you’re a novice or an experienced contractor. Use these washers to secure loose plaster along cracks, ceilings, or sagging areas. The tapered design and flush fit make repairs seamless and professional-looking.

TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL PLASTER REPAIR

1. Prepare the area: Remove loose chunks of plaster and drill pilot holes to prevent cracking.
2. Attach securely: Use DP525 washers spaced a few inches apart, starting from the firm areas and working inward.
3. Apply compound: Mist the area to control drying, then apply joint compound in layers for a smooth finish.
4. Reinforce and finish: Add fiberglass tape over patched areas and sand after drying for a flawless look.

BOX QUANTITIES

• 100 Pieces Per Box (screw sold separately)
• 1,000 Pieces Per Box (screw sold separately)

The DP525 Plaster Washer is the perfect solution for preserving the charm of old plasterwork while ensuring durability and stability. For optimal results, pair with galvanized drywall screws and quality patching materials.

RESOURCES 

• Installation Instructions