Thank you Marcus mate. I really appreciate you watching my friend...it means a lot. And yeah, as long as the plaster is on the wall then its all good 😂😂
I’m a plastering apprentice I came home from work today and all I did was have a shower and straight to CZcams to watch this guy proper good plasterer (from Ireland btw)
You can plaster onto moisture boards without needing to add anything to it, I have noticed it does sometimes suck in a bit quicker but never an issue 💯
Nice job m8 pulled it out the bag again watched a good few of your videos now. I was considering plastering my own walls in our hous we just renovated but end up just paying some one to do it lol .
Great video. Real therapy to watch that. Would really like to have another go sometime. My past experience (before the days of CZcams) was it just all suddenly set solid, and before anywhere near smooth. Love that big smoothing rake thing. Look forward to the next one
My line of work is room in roof, insulated plasterboard (62mm) and skim. 90% of the time we just end up doing a curve because we are given a set amount of days to finish the job. Depending on size usually 2-3 days. Bet it was nice not having to do them Velux reveals lol.
Arrr fair play to you mate. Can’t be easy in the summer as someone stated before!! Haha yeah it was nice to have them bathed with timber - definitely made my job easier ha!
Put my ligth on wall facing up could see lots bumps in the wall wos uneven aswell befor started skimming/ so blue grits skime two coat look very nices when dry out painted noticed when ligth shine on it from hallway looks horrible can see all little bumps and uneven show up on the wall any help wy this happen thanks
Love the videos buddy. You ever used stop bead on internal corners? It leaves a crisp straight line and also allows you to get both sides of the ceiling on at the same time.
It depends on the hit mate. I don’t always do it, especially if the plaster is setting a bit faster than usual. I’ll only use it if the plaster is still wet and payable 👍
Blaine. Love your work. Thanks for helping out us multi trades looking to get better.
Thank you for watching mate! I really appreciate it my friend
Another great video. Nice one Blaine
Great video Blaine. Love the attention to detail. And I won't feel so bad getting plaster on the top half of my trowel now 😅
Thank you Marcus mate. I really appreciate you watching my friend...it means a lot. And yeah, as long as the plaster is on the wall then its all good 😂😂
I'm a plasterer and I'd love to see you do venetian plastering as I would like to learn it too
I’m a plastering apprentice I came home from work today and all I did was have a shower and straight to CZcams to watch this guy proper good plasterer (from Ireland btw)
Looking forward to watching this at work tonight Blaine!
Thanks Marcus mate 👍
You can plaster onto moisture boards without needing to add anything to it, I have noticed it does sometimes suck in a bit quicker but never an issue 💯
Exactly that my friend 👍
Nice job m8 pulled it out the bag again watched a good few of your videos now. I was considering plastering my own walls in our hous we just renovated but end up just paying some one to do it lol .
Thank you mate. I really appreciate that...and it’s never too late to learn! Hopefully you’ll get another chance in the future👍
Great video. Real therapy to watch that. Would really like to have another go sometime. My past experience (before the days of CZcams) was it just all suddenly set solid, and before anywhere near smooth. Love that big smoothing rake thing. Look forward to the next one
Thank you For watching! I hope it goes well the next time you give it a go pal - all the best my friend!!
Another great video Blaine 👍
Thanks pal! I really appreciate that 👍
My line of work is room in roof, insulated plasterboard (62mm) and skim. 90% of the time we just end up doing a curve because we are given a set amount of days to finish the job. Depending on size usually 2-3 days. Bet it was nice not having to do them Velux reveals lol.
Arrr fair play to you mate. Can’t be easy in the summer as someone stated before!! Haha yeah it was nice to have them bathed with timber - definitely made my job easier ha!
Put my ligth on wall facing up could see lots bumps in the wall wos uneven aswell befor started skimming/ so blue grits skime two coat look very nices when dry out painted noticed when ligth shine on it from hallway looks horrible can see all little bumps and uneven show up on the wall any help wy this happen thanks
Very nice! .... Got a similar job's pics on my own website 👍🤠
Love the videos buddy. You ever used stop bead on internal corners? It leaves a crisp straight line and also allows you to get both sides of the ceiling on at the same time.
Thanks mate! I haven’t to be honest mate but I’ll give it a go...cheers and thanks for watching 👍
Great stuff as always.
Thank you pal!!
Interesting that you used the same mix for the second coat. Is this something that can be applied to most plastering jobs? Thanks.
It’s how most of us were taught I was anyway smaller hits same gear sets quicker 2 separate mixes give you more time
Yeah, exactly as Danny said! I often do it this way if I want a faster hit. You can do it when you like really pal!
Great video
Thank you mate!!
Hi Blaine. What make corner trowel are you using? And what is the cost of it please?
I’ve tried so many you want to get your self a twitcher (flexible) corner trowel and the best one I’ve used is a ragni
It’s the Ragni one mate - only get the gray one like the one in this video. It’s the wider winged one (3 inch maybe). Hope this helps pal
@@PlasteringForBeginners cheers mate. 👍
Hiya mate done my fist ceiling today only small but I am aching like mad from it is this normal or am I too soft for this game lol?
Great job 👏
Thanks pal. Hope you’re well!!
@@PlasteringForBeginners all good thank you mate
Top job 👍🏻
Cheers pal!
Excelente trabajo 👌🏻 👏
👍👍👍
You are amazing lad
Thank you mate!!
Good man 👍
Cheers pal 👍👍
You speed skim second coat all the time Blaine? Don’t bother normally
It depends on the hit mate. I don’t always do it, especially if the plaster is setting a bit faster than usual. I’ll only use it if the plaster is still wet and payable 👍