IN: What happens next?

How to clean a cast
Wipe the outside of the cast with a damp cloth.
If you happen to get your fiberglass cast dirty, try wiping off the dirt, food, or other mark with a damp cloth. Make sure the cloth is only damp and not too wet.

OUT: It should not leave any pools of wetness behind on your cast. No matter if you have a plaster or fiberglass cast, you should never get your cast wet or submerge it into water, even if you get it dirty.

IN: What happens next?

How to mix plaster
Prepare the wall for plastering.
Before you get started, make sure the wall you're finishing has already been, and any seams have been touched up with a base coat. That way, all you'll have to worry about is spreading the plaster, which will require your full attention.

OUT: Plaster is best applied to wood or metal lath, or bare walls stripped of paint and wallpaper. If the wall has semi-gloss or gloss paint on it, you should prime it before adding plaster.

IN: What happens next?

A man and a woman are sitting down talking on a bench in front of a wall with several rims. the two

OUT:
then stand up and begin talking and you can see that they are in a junk yard.