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Patience is a virtue.. I love clean work even if it takes longer, as long as the numbers make sense
Hey mate love watching your videos. I'm to a pommy living in wellington Nz 10years have you got any videos of plastering in Nz? What do you think of Nz plastering products? Dan
is i expensive, and would it be worth it for garden walls, that need making look nicer? - they probably need re pointing, would just chucking this over the whole lot save me doing that? looking for a 'lazy' solution, tbh.
Scud coat all day long
Get a spray mask...
Hi Blaine been watching your vids along time now.Im not plasterer, but someone's asked me to render small wall I'm OK with that.But they said could I show them a few render styles of finishes rough style not smooth.Im asking what techniques how to apply on finish coat.stipple,trowel over leaving flat little islands etc etc...thanks ..malcolm devon
Excellent videos. My only comment is to outline the timings. So 1) pva - first coat 2) 1st coat - flatten 3) flatten- 2nd coat 4) 2nd coat - flatten 5) 2nd flatten - polish
Where we can find the cement trowel in usa?
Hi blaine , i have a job that requires webber ocr over marmox board that has been fixed to blockwork, ive only ever worked with sand and cement, the job requires 20mm thickness to as there has been brick slips stuck on plinth that are are 13mm proud , is it the same system for 20mm in doing 2 passes the same day or are you better scratch coat and top another day ? Thanks joe
Well time for me to attack the new house 😂 hope is as easy as you made it look!
If I were to render over an external painted pebble dash, what should I coat it with please? I've heard you paint water and PVA glue on it first. I'm wanting to put tiles on it. Thanks in advance. Great vid.
If you think there is any asbestos do NOT drill holes into it wether it's a small dose or not, asbestos is ridiculously harmful and WILL cause health issues, get rid of it completely and properly, I'm sorry but I had a family member who suffered with asbestos poisoning and I just cannot agree with the video on this one, asbestos should not be messed with if you don't know what your doing or have the correct equipment and ppe to remove it
Not sure you're gonna see this, but I need some help so I will give it a go.. When do you start flattening the wall with the speed skim? Do you give it some time to set, or are you going as soon as possible after applying the first coat? Thank you in advance, and thank you for these videos man, they really are a lot of help!
She's a natural but also well taught- her method taking the plaster off the hawk is pukka. Really liked you commenting on the sound the trowel makes- tells you a lot about the way the gear is going on. I would encourage bringing plaster down to the skirt instead of starting with a full trowel down there but maybe too tricky for a beginner?
Anyone notice hardwall upon drying stinks of shit
Ok so, rendering is a "trust the process" thing ! During the scratch coat I was like 🤨 Second coat 🤔 Final result 👏👏👏 You did such a nice job! Cheers from France
What happened to your videos? Hope you’re good
Rendering is good money? How do you price it?
Second coat on you out on thick just to avoid going back and filling in after ruling?
Should be bedding the mesh corner beads, no mesh materials should be coated over,
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Love your vids. I would just glue some packers underneath the offcuts of plasterboard though? Might save quite a lot of time
Really helpful video. Thanks. Wondering why nobody finishes to a bell cast or drip bead at the bottom though? Is that an old school thing?
watching as a U.S plasterer 👁️👄👁️
Why build for access for repairs and to allow foe flashing when you can cover everything with fucking cement
Que marca es tu plato????
I cannot get the free course. Is it closed? Please help
I need a render back of the house, old render has been taken off, looking for OCR weber render
Hi do you cover sn3 4lw area SWINDON wilts
How would you manage to get a sharp finish on non-90 degree angle/corners? I have a conservatory project where ive blocked-up the walls and it's corners are 135 degrees. I'd like to board a section and render around the remaining windows with the rest being timber cladding.
Always lay on with a steel trowel, and if needed, use the flexi to polish, but you shouldn't need any more trowels than your carbon finishing trowel.
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Que marca es tu llana la de color naranja???
This guy inspired me to start up ❤
Do I need to pva if I’m going over an already plastered/painted wall?
Is that sand and cement?
Great videos! Ive got an idea for you for a video. Consider taking a total amateur and take them through the process
Am I mistaken or is this simply the same thing as exterior stucco method (I'm in USA).. and here it's called the brown coat / scratch coat (which is typically applied to a metal grid mesh layer) and then then top coat which usually has colorant added, such as tan, gold, rust, etc...
could you use OCR as a base to patch in wetcast ?
Great Video! I just started my own business after working 25 years doing Efis (Exterior, finishing, Insulation, System.), Stucco, Interior Plastering, and Stone/brick. Your details and explanations in every video are very underrated. Great job and I wish much success to you not only in your Plastering, but also Followers. 🤙🏻
The estate i live on recently had this done, i myself didnt want it, the houses look great ofcourse but it looked to me like it wouldnt last two winters, i guess we'll see,😮
Great video series thanks! Before I knew how to plaster I skimmed some our walls with loads of easifiller looking very wobbly. Hoping to properly plaster the other walls now, but what would you recommend for the walls that are basically soft with easifiller? Do I need to scrape back to the originals walls if I wanted to plaster them properly or is the best option going to be lining wallpaper over the easyfill layer? (They are currently painted but looking quite ripply in some lighting!)
Does this apply to traditional lime plaster as well, or just gypsum based plaster? Thanks!
prior to apply gypsum plaster, you need at least 1 coat of PVA bond agent, (Thistle GypPrime), to prevent adhesion failures. At British Gypsum website there is plenty of datasheet, videos and information about installation.
Nice work Pal. Cheers
Thanks for the course buddy, helped me heaps
Super fantastic video thankyou for the upload
Fantastic video and the expansion strip wow that's so important to stop cracks, I mean who wants to do the job twice. So much detail and a nice smooth finish. Normally I don't like this finish of a lot of render I see as its soooooo grainy. I did like a 3hr render workshop yearssss ago, I remember the foam float (different to yours) with a grainy finish (yes same from instructor lol) I don't remember the sponge. Heres hoping I do a good job