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and skimming proud of the nosing on the bead was a fault that the clerk of works would pick up on

I am a 77 year old retired plasterer

From 10.14 he seems to move to a different room, then adds a coat of easifil 60... is this a third coat or can the rest of the video from thereon be disregarded?

Do you let the first coat dry before applying 2nd coat on hardwall?

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Thanks for the demonstration

An appropriate fixing for the GL8 is what? Can you not use the GL11?

I'll skim this room in 7 hours, 1-2 days drying, ready to paint😂 no sanding no mess.

Will stick to skimming the walls

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Hi, so it's perfectly fine to use multifinish over bonding?

what did we do before PVA and angle beads, lightweights😂

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Good video very clear and professional.👊🏽👏🏽

OMG Music in background. WHYYYYY?

The track is Hardley every used nowadays on sites

Is the 10KG tub of Thistle Bonding 60 already to be added to the wall? Is it mixed? Do we have to add water?

Is the 10KG tub of Thistle Bonding 60 already to be added to the wall? Is it mixed? Do we have to add water?

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how long did the full process take to complete the room including drying times for the compound and sanding at the end ?

what substance makes this particular mud brown? I thought gypsum was just white.

My bro went to shop after coating 😂 rang me uk nearly crying hahaha

You put a spackle knife and a trowel in the hands of a homeowner it's going to be a mess. This guy makes it look easy for demonstration purposes, he's a professional. If you don't have "the touch" hire a professional who knows what he's doing.

Thanks John. Very helpful indeed.

Is it the compound you use for taping same as for the second coat?

Excellent video..well done 👍👍

Big Mistake...No mud behind the external and internal joint's. Sloppy

it states clearly on the bag do not use bonding agents

When you levelled the hard wall you filled up to the top of the beads so have nothing to work to with the finish plaster? Did you add more beads?

I know he said not to but, has anyone ever used half time with this fast set gear?

How wide should the gaps between the boards be? Is there a max width?

Easifill or the joint compound for the larger gaps?

Fair comment 😊

It’s a good instructional video, but honestly, it’s far quicker to scrim up and skim.

Just plaster it and save the faffing😅

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Good video. The easyfill-60 part seems to be edited a incongruously to the process, as he shows the ceiling first with the 300mm easyfill-60, and then shows it on one of the walls?

Would be quicker to plaster it

Great video, very helpful. One quick question, will the Gyproc joint filler adhere to a vapor control barrier? We have a Siga Majrex layer exposed in the gaps between the boards in the ceiling and cannot find out if it will adhere to it and the plasterboard. Thanks

I may as well have my two penneth worth. As a heritage craftsman who only works on older houses like these I have to take my hat off to British Gypsum for their marketing strategy. They've successfully cornered the market and have got everyone using these expensive and unnecessary products. I'm currently doing the same job on a 1930s semi and can tell you this: I haven't, and won't, and don't need to use a single BG product because I'm using lime. Which means 1 lime and 3 sand for a haired scratch and float coat. This is followed by a skim of putty and fine sand. No need to use that metal angle beading either. I don't even bother with wooden ones. The result is breathable and flexible plaster i.e. exactly the same as that which was used to build and plaster houses back in the 1930s. Looks lovely with a couple of coats of breathable paint such as Farrow and Ball. What makes me laugh is the way it's possible to buy every single BG product down at Wickes or B&Q but you won't find a bag of lime or a tub of putty. How times have changed. That lad needs to eat a few pork pies for his lunch and start mixing some proper gear.

1st & 2nd coat is all purpose… Final coat is ? Hard coat

That was a lovely brick chimney breast I would keep it without plastering

The only issue with using fast set over plasterers pre grit is it bubbles up it doesn’t like it you can see from this video it did exactly that , people seem to use pre grit on the wrong areas it’s purpose is for use on low suction vynl silk smooth concrete backgrounds etc hence the grit for a key

How long is a little.bit.longer?

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Float right to left (right handed) or, toe to heel with the trowel. Skim left to right or, heel to toe. Opposite for a left hander.

Gyproc compound does the same job as the adhesive but is cheaper and easier to get.

Bollocks video it’s not by the book you wouldn’t flatten a wall you’ve just ruled with a trowel says it all