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That’s purely aesthetics unless it’s providing structural integrity to the plaster, which I’m pretty sure it’s not. Plaster generally fails because the keys bre
by dpark 8y ago
That’s purely aesthetics unless it’s providing structural integrity to the plaster, which I’m pretty sure it’s not. Plaster generally fails because the keys break off, not because of visible cracks (though these may indicate places where keys have been broken off).
- sandworm101 8y agoOnly today. In the 19th century, with the development of germ theory, people became obsessed with cleaning. Cracks were seens as dirty because they could not be cleaned. Even today, health codes for many businesses have rules against cracked tiles/walls.