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Lord I need u lol u made this so easy

don't know why you flushed the whole ceiling when all you need is to flush the joints of the new piece with joint tape and flushing compound

can you use monocouche as a base coat then put the mesh and scratch then put on your top coat?

I've hired people to do this and they didn't do 5 passes like you did. This is amazing.

Happy days! Great video, i now have neatly plastered skirting wall

I am left cannot start from right.

How did you scratch the base coat? With the Weberend Aid that you used, you should stipple the render using a burn hole roller?

why do the skimming? Cant you just plaster over the tape and screws, then sand and seal?

I thought the point of monocuche, was you only needed to apply one coat? But you did two layers?

Thank you Ryan, very good video. I too am a decorator though I've only got a year to retirement. That's 50 yrs so as you can imagine I've cursed a few plasterers 😅 Just one point if I may? When I started my apprenticeship in 1976 plasterers would polish their newly applied plaster until it shone. As the years have passed by this part of the work has given way to more speed, less quality. Its not a criticism, its a fact. Some walls are now so hot because they havnt been polished. That means, no matter how thin the mist coat, the paint sets quickly on the face of the plaster. So you buy your nice new house and think, oh paper would be finish it off nicely. So everything's nicely decorated and you live with your nice new paper for a few years. Tastes change, kids grow up, time to change your wallpaper. Only you start to remove it but find it comes off with patches of the emulsion stuck to the back of the paper. Paper removed and the substrate is now covered in scars all over your walls. So your painter then has to scrape off loose, blistered emulsion then flush fill the bare patches to leave a smooth surface. If it's really bad you have to advise your client to let you cross line the walls. If its in a right state? Get a plasterer to skim the walls. 😂 Nice job though Ryan. 👏

Would you use the same method with insulated plasterboard?

Nice

I had the council skim my living room walls. I think they just slapped one coat on and left a lot of dips and missed spots.

What product is it that you’re using here? It looks great.

Any reason why you wouldnt attach them to the wall with screws too?

Great finish 👏

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A bloke who knows what he’s doing👌

Once you’ve mixed your plaster, you have to wash your bucket and tools straight away? Where do you put your plaster then? Do you take it out the bucket and leave it on the floor?

Buying a house, put off by all the work there is to do and little money to pay someone else to do it. After watching this video I feel empowered to try and teach myself.

I don’t get why you need a serrated straight edge to highlight any low or dipped areas because a normal straight edge shows those issues?

This is not how I was shown, you dont need stilts, use a crate and kick it along, wall isnt that high, and you arent doing the ceiling, you do not start at the edges, this leaves lumps in the edges and make the cornering harder to get even , you start from the bottom up, sort of like a lower case r shape. Or a c shape, up and down, as much as you can cover with a full arm length, You do the edges without using more plaster from the board, and you use the plaster from the wall excess that will be there. You trowel in all different directions never repeating the same pattern to get it as smooth and even as possible. Hard trowel is straight up and down and then left to right,. Also remove the skirting before you start,

Hi mate....is it normal to leave the gap at the top ? I will be attempting this but wasn't sure how to lift the boards up tight to ceiling ...but you have a clear gap ?

Great video thanks

Great video Ryan. 💯 Its always pleasing to see the work being done and the final results. I would just add one note for people willing to carry out this work. When using British Gypsum (Thistle MultiFinish) which is the one you are using, the first coat IDEALLY should be 1mm thick and the second coat, another 1mm. Maximum total thickness should be no more than 3mm to avoid cracks. 💥💫

I gave up at the tools, far too complex for me to attempt

Okay my fat butt thought that was chocolate ice cream 😂

No staggering??

Currently moving into an older house and this guy makes it look easy. If I give it a go it'll look like a 4 yr olds done it with their hands😂

How does the rest of the plaster not fall off your hawk when you do that at 2:51?

Just bought a house previous owner had a leak he didn’t disclose, I’m getting a new bathroom regardless for like 6-7k, that was the plan anyway, this fix seems simple enough for the downstairs ceiling cheers for the video

Brilliant video, follow instructions and plastered a bedroom. Turned out great really happy thank you

this is just dabbing. dotting is creating a plum surface with dots with quickset mud, let them harden and then dab and then push your boards against the dots so they are plum. but todays technique is just dabbing and using your leveler and tapping. should be called dab n tap in our era.

How many bags of adhesive did you use for that wall boys?

Brilliant video mate , saved to favourites , could you please tell me is that weberpral M your using i am assuming the normal weber cannot be scraped and has a more cement smooth texture .

Just had my first try there and pretty pleased with the results. Took me a while though but much appreciated 👍

Got a new place. Need to plaster the walls. Gonna watch this video then pay an Albanian guy to do it.

Hi did you add the beads before or after base coat? 👍

Your attention to detail is top notch. I also noticed you keep track of the time and take measured intervals for the next steps, very neat trick. Very Good WORK!

Hi mate Can we skim straight over tile back board ?

Thank you. I take it the PVA is in stead of bonding liquid.

Damn, like poetry in motion!

for a beginner do you work 1 wall at the time?

What was done about mold detection and removal?

Each coat I'm questioning why more.. 1st was glass, I as a beginner only tend to do one coat and then a water finish once maybe twice. Only house based but works for me. Do these extra coats/routines add anything I should be considering doing? I like how you brush your edges. my old man always told me to do that and never seen another social media plasterer do this, so glad I'm not alone even as a novice

Only in Britain…

Our ceiling just got fixed and it has smelled HORRIBLE for 2 weeks now anybody have any idea how to remedy this???? Please help

Any pre-browning clips available

Thanks for this video. A company TX was charging me 1000 just to dry the inside of the ceiling and another 500 to fix it. If its showing moisture should I dry it myself. It was an ac leak from the second floor that made a bubble on my living room? just a little bubble that requires a 2x4 drywall