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Firstly I need to chase out for a cable run and socket in a plastered block wall. I havn't got any fancy gadgets, so is it down to masonary drills and bolster chisels or are there any tricks I can employ?

Secondly I'll then need to cover up, do you use bonding and then skim? or do you get a plasterer to finish?
 
The only tip for chasing I can give is to get someone else to do it!

Been chasing for years, and I have found that the best results for refinishing, is to fill the chase nearly all the way with either sand/cement mortar, or browning/bonding. Leave this about 5 mm below surface. Once DRY, finish with "ONE COAT PACTHING PLASTER", which is basically polly filla. This is easy to sand smooth. Block of 2 x 2, wrap of sand paper, couple of minutes, you'r done.

Have converted some decorators, and even a plasterer, to using the "one coat" and sanding method.
 
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