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Thank you for this information! I've been looking to understand when to use bonding vs multifinish (the plasterer asked both to fix my walls after removing wallpaper). He also asked for a lot of PVA, but I've seen everywhere people saying that PVA might react with the water in the emulsion paint I want to use later on and also with any remain of wallpaper paste. I'm so confused. Just praying I wont have to re-do everything if it cracks again😢

this helped me a lot. thank you!

Thanks 🔥

Good to know - thanks !

good to know. thanks. Like a lot of referral sites then

Just found your channel, im a sparky and all of this is relevant to every trade and it’s very well presented

Pva I'd not waterproof

And these leads don't guarantee anything. It's just people shopping around, looking for a bargain

If i have wood in my wall from original door frame do i lay mesh then plaster over it ?

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The more I watch these drywall videos, the more Im convinced that everyone is just kinda wingin it but is absolutely convinced that their methods are the best.

That looks absolutely mint Stu

Nice mate 👍

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Probably the best video I’ve seen on Hardwall 👌 Thanks for making and sharing 👍

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thank you

Carbons don’t require maintenance. I often don’t oil mine and it’s absolutely fine after even a few days. If you’re very on the ball, you can wash, dry and wd40 on it, takes 10 seconds more that a stainless to clean, which is simply oiling it.

Carbon steel all the way. My 13 inch is a weapon. So much nicer to use than stainless, also the rust doesn’t matter. Quick wash and dry it, wd40 on it if you have it to hand, but if you don’t it’s not the end of the world. I’ve got 2 13 inchers, one completely broke in and sharp as a knife, and a second one I’m breaking in also got an 18x4 for big reveals, trying to get it sharp enough to use trowelling up instead of any flex trowels

HIGH SUCTION would you view a painted wall the same way ?

Yes Stu, would love the Training

Mate dont blame anything apprenticeships are rare nowdays and he should be gratefull weve all been there and you have to get your nut down and work. Hes obviously getting paid whilst learning a trade which is going to earn him alot of money in the future he should be gratefull. I learnt the hard way get to work do your job and then go on your phone as much as you want in your own time. Remember whos reaping the benefits ot aint you pal. So your right to tell him to put the phone away and get on especially as spreads i am myself. If i dont get the job done none of us get paid. We hold all the responsibilities not them

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Waist of time & money. You have already fully taped it. (With a lamb chop by the looksof it) why not just sand the taping & paint it. Iv done hundreds if not in the thousands of houses/ commercials over the yrs. With mo issues. Having to sand complete wall too is crazy. I seen it yrs ago in aberdeen. Theory was 1 less coat of white paint. Reinventing the wheel.

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Good video bro Thankyou

I had this problem and customer called me back due to a bathroom mirror light that shined at the back of the mirror. Looked atrocious 😅. Explained that it was glancing light and they weren’t having it. Everywhere looked great other than that one wall around the mirror. Opted to paper it in the end to resolve it. Absolute nightmare these mirror and lights are nowadays. Glad I’m not the only one. I don’t deem to be the best plasterer I get by and do a decent job but this one really got me down!

Very good video as my first shot on a ceiling i done everything the hard way, stretching and plaster direct hit in my eyes,i going to wear goggles next time i give it a around the house,eyes stings , thanks

Helpful but your video is making me seasick.

Why stainless staples? Necessary for dry interior environment?

Legend! I can't find flexibead here in France and you just saved me ordering expensive import. Thanks!

Yeah, my builders are total crap I'm in London near Heathrow, and trust me, the quotes they want aren't worth leaving your house for

I’ve got a plaster wall that sounds solid but crumbles when trying to affix bolts. Any recommendations on how to affix a wooden shelf to it?

I have listened my self on a few places for free but I'm not getting any jobs probs because I am new and have never done a job. For a customer before any advice

Remember in the old days when ready tanking slurrys were not so popular we used to mix cement with SBR as our tanking and it worked well for damp proofing.

Your spot on pal! I worked flat out like dick head for about 20 odd years! And I used to experience burn out all the time. I’ve been through many things in my life, with dependency issues. The start of this year way I think the 10-15th time is been in hospital and it only hit home when the consultant said to me, if you keep going through life like this. It will kill you! Right there and then, the penny dropped. Since then I’ve buried the business’s and made a new start. I just work the hours required and make a point of not working no much. As you rightly put I was working flat out for a life style was just bollox! Fair play to ya big respect for the video, top man! Everything you said was bang on! 😎👍

38 years in the trade and i jacked and got a maintenance job. Everything you said i agree with but one. I know you can't control who phones you as its random based on recommendation or if you live in the local area. I have a mate that's a session musician and he always talks about getting the lucrative gigs. They don't exist imo. Just jobs. All paying the going rate which is the minimum they can get someone that has the skills to do it. I don't shop at Waitrose, I shop at Aldi. If i won the lottery id still shop at Aldi. JMO. Others may disagree. Good video though. Very knowledgeable.

Its very hard to say no to a job as they say.. End of the day no one gives a stuff about you, builders clients other trades if you dropped dead tomorrow they would be asking ah shame whos going to finish job now.. Great advice, good tip is ask customer send whats app video save your evenings running around, use customers deposits to help cashflow, also get business visa cards its a free overdraft.

As a retired plasterer now - I can verify You're Spot-On! - I was a workaholic - Not for the money, because that came as a by-product of Me looking at the game as a Sport!! ... I needed to be the Gold Medal Plaster on every site I worked on - The Fastest & Best! ... Generally I was - But then you find yourself in too much demand by contractors who need the houses bumped out at speed 'and' a qualty job. You chase your tail trying to please everyone! But of course you can't - And then you retire with a broken body and no-one gives a Toss! ... So you young'uns out there - Replay this video as often as you can - It'll be the most important lesson in your plastering career you'll ever make - Unless of course! It is just a Sport! 🤨🤠

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Superb advice, as always 💪🏻

How about you scrape some asbestos and the client sues you personally, you could lose your house?. Always go LTD

Wise words. I get loads of calls from Google maps and search for my decorating business without paying for ads. I also get spam calls once a week from people who can get me "on the front page of Google" , or they have 5 key words that are mine for £250 a month. I like to point out that they found me just fine in their call centre so not needed! 😅

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Why does it matter which it is? Am I missing something?. Do you mean for overboarding? Thanks

I use big outdoor led flood lights . Waterproof too. Easy to clean. You know the ones designed for driveways.

I needed to hear that. Thankyou. It can get lonely out there.