What are the differences between gypsum plaster and cement plaster?

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Accepted Answer

Gypsum plaster is quick-setting and smooth, while cement plaster is durable and water-resistant, used for different applications.

Gypsum plaster sets quickly, usually within 30 minutes, making it ideal for rapid construction.
Cement plaster is more durable and water-resistant, suitable for exterior applications.
Gypsum plaster provides a smooth finish, often used for interior walls and ceilings.
Cement plaster is stronger and can withstand harsh weather conditions, making it preferable for outdoor use.
Gypsum plaster is lighter than cement plaster, reducing the overall weight on structures.

Accepted Answer

Gypsum

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