@@LoudvizualsWhy isn’t she using a 4 inch bedding knife. also if she starts from the bottom and holds the tape on with the hock she could do it all at once
Even though I’ve seen this done many times by many people, I’ve never understood it until now, made so simple and now it clicked on as it why it’s done this way. Well done and thank you.
@@JCorona408 I am part of GA's Iaste union. I have friends who got me started years ago🙂 it has been a great part of my life but definitely a lifestyle instead of career
@@valero7248 that's pretty much the way I do it. But a friend of mine told me that paper tape is the way to go. I haven't tried it yet, but I was seriously considering it
Great technique. Only one tip, when you have exposed brown paper, you're supposed to seal it with a sealer/primer or it may bubble when you go over with mud. * Not sure if it was done and maybe the sealer is clear and looks invisible.*
It hardly matters. In all my years as a general contractor, I’ve hardly seen a difference when adding and when not adding… we used 123 primer (red one I think) way back when but after a while we just stopped since it hardly made a difference for us… we do use 20 minutes for large sized gaps however versus the blue/green mud buckets you’d get at Home Depot Her technique reminded me of the guy who taught me the basics of placing mud… I could never understand how the used the index and middle for that since I use my thumb to press since my two fingers get tired compared to my thumb lol Everything else he taught me I actually do tho since I respect him but I definitely shouldn’t copy everything he does since I’m young, arrogant and would like to find the stuff that works for me
@@RolexBabyy the brown paper isn't supposed to be muddled directly over you should put a primer to seal it. If you don't it will flake under the drywall mud
I've been painting and drywalling for 22 years and this lady knows what she's doing, great job, the hard part for me is drywalling remodels, sometimes the framing may be off so when you hang the sheetrock sometimes there's unevenness, highs and lows on joint's and that's when you turn your knife perpendicular and use it as a level to know what side to float more and wider so the seams gradually fade away. Thank you for this video also.
It just takes practice she can probably do it faster then me i learnt from my dad since i was 7 but doing it off and on years or months at a time. A bazucca is how you do tapping fast though the machines for tapping make things so much faster
@shane kearsley sorry dude they're not just for the corners if you can't run the gun you can't make money. You need to keep that thing cleaned and oiled put it in water when you're not using it, learn how the pin works, learn how to use the tool and not Jam the gun. Work smart not hard you're calling people lazy cuz you obviously can't operate a piece of machinery and know how to fix the problem or prevent it from happening. Obviously you've never run the gun for 8 hours in your life it's far from lazy I'd have you running in circles with mud all over your face pulling your hair out trying to wipe down behind me LOL
@shane kearsley Time is money. I could blow out a room pick the corners and walk out in a matter of minutes. While you're in the same size room next to me folding your tape in half still applying mud to the wall by hand. I wouldn't recommend showing up to a real job site with your little hand taper, hawk and "troll"😁 next you'll probably tell me you can spot the nails by hand in a 20ft room just as fast as me with a nail spotter & extensions.
@shane kearsley With your grammar and spelling you probably TAP your cousin. Bummer that you obviously can't run tools. Oh and your mama said I have excellent handwork.
@@oceano_drive241 you don't need any "sealant" on exposed paper dude. I bet it took you 6 months to tape your garage. LOL you just peel it back enough so it doesn't bubble. That happens sometimes with butt joints they don't have Factory edges.
@@evictioncarpentry2628 the expose paper in the video looks somewhat clean like just one layer of paper from recently cut fresh rock. Now if you walk into a job where the homeowner completely massacred the walls trying to remove old wallpaper from old drywall then break out the kiltz. Just my opinion.✌🏼
@@paneerpolice3454 its sheetrock walls you put plaster over the seams and screw holes its difficult because it need to be perfect cause any imperfections stick out
Definitely a huge sought after skill set . Many say they can do it but few are really gifted at it . After 33 years of drywall/ paint work I too find it enjoyable to see but cringe slightly thinking of my wrist and shoulders aching
@@rickpacopaco4254 ya I do remodeling and end up having to do it myself since most finishers around me charge more than I would value it. I'm definitely not the fastest but if u take enough time u can make it look just as good.
@@FozzyZ28 nope. It's like anything else and she does it for a living. It requires quite a bit of experience to become proficient. But you sound like you could master it real quick. Most job sites would sort you out pretty quickly.
@@karlallspach5309 dry linning are for the people with limited skill, plasterers are a far higher level as dry linners could never do our job? But anyone can dryline....even you sunshine!
@@eugeneferguson3116 There's a lot of ways to make wonderful nice money. I did drywall for awhile. The boss asked me if I wanted to come on full time and I said no. He said smart people don't ever want to work drywall. Now I make more money working for myself and not having to haul all that crap around with me. Being inside looking at the same thing day after day isn't my thing.
Very helpful. I'm about to mud and tape a small closet, none of the men in my home step up to these kinds of things without a whole fight. It's about time i learned myself. Subbing now! ❤
If you have never done construction let me say that mudding isnt a learnable skill if you werent born with an artistic talent. It truly is an art. If its not done right you might as well tear it out and start over because after that paint goes on, youll know why its best to leave it to the pros.
Went from a contract taper ( by the foot)from 1978 til September 2009. Raise the family on it. Working in the restoration industry ,since 2009 Nowadays more drywall and taping texturing and painting. I get a kick out of these kids do you tubing showing me how to do it. It’s all good. Back in the day I was using a super taper, put a roll of tape on it and shove it in the bucket of mud and pull it up into a basket and apply it on the wall. 10 times as fast. No need to use a bazooka, impractical for a one-man show like mine was.
@F. A. I'm not sure if he is saying she should have scraped away the loose paper or if he means primed it with paint. You ALWAYS remove loose paper. If you leave it, the mud will stick to the loose paper but not get under it and it will bubble/fall off. I assumed she had prepped the wall already
Its not drywall that she's doing she doing the tape 🤣 that's the easy part that Mexicans get drunk at the end of the day to do like wtf I have a feeling you've never picked up a sheet of sheet rock a day in your life
@@MordecaiFromRegularShow lots of people don't understand there's drywall hangers and drywall tapers leave the Mexicans alone bro . I'd love to see you refloat and retexturing whole room drunk.
You wouldn't know good from bad join the Carpenters Union then tell me that. Taping is the f****** easiest thing in the world. It's almost impossible to f*** it up
1) расстояние между листами ГК должно быть не менее 5мм. 2) сначала промазываются сам корень шва(именно это расстояние которое должно быть между листами) раствором на подобие фюгенфюллера. 3) потом промазываются швы и клеят бумагу, сетку, или стеклохолст тем же раствором. Выполняя такую последовательность действий не будет потом ямы на месте шва.
If you think taping any joints with multiple passes you don't know what your doing. The fact she's covered in mud tells me she doesn't know what she's doing. 1 swipe. Tape. Swipe and apply top layer bevil with 1 long swipe top to bottom not here there and other places smdh
@@sevenmalanitch6441 your just a hater. And I’m dirty cause I work hard and run the machines 😂 this is a just a video never knew it would go viral like this 😂😂
@@Thetapingqueen don't get me wrong you gotta start somewhere not hating just don't want people thinking this is how it's done. Take constructive criticism. Learn to make your passes in 1 swipe, learn to control your mud so it's not getting all over you. Keep your self more professional, and keep working hard and improving your technique.
That all depends on the finisher I've done drywall for 35 years and you ain't never going to see one of my scenes a lot of respect to the woman doing the job right now but like how you do that is how I do it too
Excellent job and very informative technique for joint tapping. Thanks for sharing your video. We learned something on your wonderful tutorials. I subscribed your TH-cam channel to support your video. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Smooth as a drink of water ! Everybody has his or her skills , very neat ,used paper tape to mess , but when you got it you got it , good job young lady , pride shout out from confederate south state TN, 👍
My dad always said a woman can do drywall better because they have the perfect touch for it he’s gone now but he did drywall for well over 50 years I ca show tips and a lot of tricks to doing drywall he taught me well
@@Touchdown44 facts ? Fact one is That she best I've seen in the industry yeah well that's true if you seen better well good on you then. lol facts 🤣🤣🤣 fact 2 u sound like a troll
I love seeing youg people in the trades. Not to mention a female. Good on you and don’t forget to share your skill with others. No matter gender,color,or creed the trades don’t discriminate.
I did taping for 25 years stared when I was 8 years old. My dad came to this country from Mexico to work hard and teach me life .now i have my own property's with no bank loans everything paid off and I'm retired at age 38 life is good work hard good thing come yo way .
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20 years as a contractor.. this girl is the real deal.
She probably better than you.
@@jenniferoviawepas sûr, perso quand je pose une bande je fait ma première passe dessus direct, gain de temps...
With that knife she isn't lmao
@@jenniferoviaweprobably not
@@LoudvizualsWhy isn’t she using a 4 inch bedding knife. also if she starts from the bottom and holds the tape on with the hock she could do it all at once
And that’s how you tape by hand people. Bravo! Bravo!
So u don't put the tape on first? LoL damn 🤣 newbie here! Looking for help with it and found this on the tube! Thanx for keeping me from a shot job!
@@randalcore2366 you put adhesive mesh tape on first. but paper needs mud first.
Even though I’ve seen this done many times by many people, I’ve never understood it until now, made so simple and now it clicked on as it why it’s done this way. Well done and thank you.
I've always loved mudding and taping. I did it on movies sets for yrs. I took pride in my work
Movie sets? Seriously? How does one do this
Txqfg de😂😊😍
movie sets?? Do it on a house everyday and see how much you'll love it . This shit sucks dude
I love muddin too. Yeeyee
@@JCorona408 I am part of GA's Iaste union. I have friends who got me started years ago🙂 it has been a great part of my life but definitely a lifestyle instead of career
I've been trying to get those seams perfect but never could. She is flawless.
Same. I totally suck at this type of work, though I give it my best every time.
don't waste your time doing it like this, sadly that tape peels off over time
@@valero7248 your alternate recommendation?
I've heard The Kilted guy talk about whether or not it's worth it to wet the paper first...
@@frontlinefinishcarpentry4193 wet it doesn't work either, you can use adhesive mesh tape, put a thick coat of joint compound, let it dry and sand,
@@valero7248 that's pretty much the way I do it. But a friend of mine told me that paper tape is the way to go.
I haven't tried it yet, but I was seriously considering it
Great technique. Only one tip, when you have exposed brown paper, you're supposed to seal it with a sealer/primer or it may bubble when you go over with mud. * Not sure if it was done and maybe the sealer is clear and looks invisible.*
My thoughts exactly, doesn’t it have to be an oil or shellac primer? Otherwise a water base primer sealer will bubble also
@@KollynJ I rarely use water-based primer. The best way to know is to experiment but I have a feeling it'll work 🙂, for sure oil or shellac will work.
Spray it with bin or similar
Excellent pro tip👍
It hardly matters. In all my years as a general contractor, I’ve hardly seen a difference when adding and when not adding… we used 123 primer (red one I think) way back when but after a while we just stopped since it hardly made a difference for us… we do use 20 minutes for large sized gaps however versus the blue/green mud buckets you’d get at Home Depot
Her technique reminded me of the guy who taught me the basics of placing mud… I could never understand how the used the index and middle for that since I use my thumb to press since my two fingers get tired compared to my thumb lol
Everything else he taught me I actually do tho since I respect him but I definitely shouldn’t copy everything he does since I’m young, arrogant and would like to find the stuff that works for me
You can tell the skills are all there from experience love to see another trade working so fluid
Only thing I see wrong is that she went right over the brown paper but shes definitely good at what she does
@@alphaomega311 That's not wrong tho. The brown paper is from the butts of the drywall being dinged up so it needs to be taped over regardless.
There’s no skill involved. Taping and joining is has easy as painting. A fool can do it
@@RolexBabyy the brown paper isn't supposed to be muddled directly over you should put a primer to seal it. If you don't it will flake under the drywall mud
Still going to get imperfections doing this way
I've been painting and drywalling for 22 years and this lady knows what she's doing, great job, the hard part for me is drywalling remodels, sometimes the framing may be off so when you hang the sheetrock sometimes there's unevenness, highs and lows on joint's and that's when you turn your knife perpendicular and use it as a level to know what side to float more and wider so the seams gradually fade away. Thank you for this video also.
Well for someone whose done it for 22 years id think you know that brown paper behind drywall has to be primed or mud won’t adhere and bubble out...
You make it look so easy! I wish I could do it so skillfully.
It just takes practice she can probably do it faster then me i learnt from my dad since i was 7 but doing it off and on years or months at a time. A bazucca is how you do tapping fast though the machines for tapping make things so much faster
But boarding drywall man i cant do that shit for the life of me lol
@shane kearsley sorry dude they're not just for the corners if you can't run the gun you can't make money. You need to keep that thing cleaned and oiled put it in water when you're not using it, learn how the pin works, learn how to use the tool and not Jam the gun. Work smart not hard you're calling people lazy cuz you obviously can't operate a piece of machinery and know how to fix the problem or prevent it from happening.
Obviously you've never run the gun for 8 hours in your life it's far from lazy I'd have you running in circles with mud all over your face pulling your hair out trying to wipe down behind me LOL
@shane kearsley Time is money. I could blow out a room pick the corners and walk out in a matter of minutes. While you're in the same size room next to me folding your tape in half still applying mud to the wall by hand. I wouldn't recommend showing up to a real job site with your little hand taper, hawk and "troll"😁 next you'll probably tell me you can spot the nails by hand in a 20ft room just as fast as me with a nail spotter & extensions.
@shane kearsley With your grammar and spelling you probably TAP your cousin. Bummer that you obviously can't run tools.
Oh and your mama said I have excellent handwork.
It’s about time I see something that’s worth a damn on youtube
True
From a fellow finisher. Great job.
Someone whose never taped doesn't know the beauty and skill in this 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟. Great work
Is it about the only skill you have? Or why the need to make it sound harder than it really is? 🤔
@@zeus1141 The latter. But that's construction workers for ya. They always feel the need to make everything look like rocket science.
She does better than half the ppl I've worked with
What a professional job that was
No sealant on the exposed paper, yeah professional sure.
@@oceano_drive241 you don't need any "sealant" on exposed paper dude. I bet it took you 6 months to tape your garage. LOL you just peel it back enough so it doesn't bubble. That happens sometimes with butt joints they don't have Factory edges.
@@vantheman3857 Actually you should cover torn paper with something like Kilz before taping it or applying mud.
@@evictioncarpentry2628 the expose paper in the video looks somewhat clean like just one layer of paper from recently cut fresh rock.
Now if you walk into a job where the homeowner completely massacred the walls trying to remove old wallpaper from old drywall then break out the kiltz. Just my opinion.✌🏼
I've been contractor all my life and I still love to see anyone that is great at their trade.
I would like to know what she is doing and why?
@@paneerpolice3454 its sheetrock walls you put plaster over the seams and screw holes its difficult because it need to be perfect cause any imperfections stick out
W21ww@ww
Definitely a huge sought after skill set . Many say they can do it but few are really gifted at it . After 33 years of drywall/ paint work I too find it enjoyable to see but cringe slightly thinking of my wrist and shoulders aching
@@rickpacopaco4254 ya I do remodeling and end up having to do it myself since most finishers around me charge more than I would value it. I'm definitely not the fastest but if u take enough time u can make it look just as good.
I just can’t stop watching ! Everything was so smooth, making it look easy!
It is easy
I have all of respect for ppl who could do labor like this. ✌✌👏👏👍👍
More skill than labor
@@stevenwortham225 still hard work.
Thank you.... respect back to you and people like you!!!
It’s definitely messed up my elbow and shoulder
@@law35penn absolutely...... difference is the pay
Definitely prefer the hawk as well. Drywall finishing is an art and some make it look effortless. Nice!
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Lol, she did it wrong....??? Put the tape over the joint and then fill...... This lady isn't skilled, anyone can do drywalling with 10mins tuition.🤷
@@FozzyZ28 nope. It's like anything else and she does it for a living. It requires quite a bit of experience to become proficient. But you sound like you could master it real quick. Most job sites would sort you out pretty quickly.
@@karlallspach5309 dry linning are for the people with limited skill, plasterers are a far higher level as dry linners could never do our job? But anyone can dryline....even you sunshine!
@Tekagi you don't use paper tape in plastering, do you even understand the concept behind mesh tape or its purpose?
Have never seen something so beautiful in my life....the smoothneSS to of the mud being applied goodness
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Thankyo
I'm convinced you can now make a video about anything now. **Off to make a video about watching a video**
Beautiful
Something you don't want to learn because it's something you never want to do.
😂😂 Exactly my thoughts.
Wonderful nice money you is not mad
@@eugeneferguson3116 There's a lot of ways to make wonderful nice money. I did drywall for awhile. The boss asked me if I wanted to come on full time and I said no. He said smart people don't ever want to work drywall. Now I make more money working for myself and not having to haul all that crap around with me. Being inside looking at the same thing day after day isn't my thing.
Love doing Dry wonderful Job making good money really easy money I steel want to do that🙂
'To see a universe in a dust particle' is not everyone capacity
Great skills at work!! 🙌🏽✨🔥
Very helpful. I'm about to mud and tape a small closet, none of the men in my home step up to these kinds of things without a whole fight. It's about time i learned myself. Subbing now! ❤
I’m convinced that a little hip hop can make literally anything entertaining!😂
I heard a few pros say you shouldn't mud over exposed paper so as to avoid bubbling. They mentioned using a primer from a spray can to cover first
Thats what i just did and it bubbled fuck
First thing I thought: there will be some bubbling if that paper hasn’t been sprayed with glue.
If you have never done construction let me say that mudding isnt a learnable skill if you werent born with an artistic talent. It truly is an art. If its not done right you might as well tear it out and start over because after that paint goes on, youll know why its best to leave it to the pros.
Went from a contract taper ( by the foot)from 1978 til September 2009. Raise the family on it. Working in the restoration industry ,since 2009 Nowadays more drywall and taping texturing and painting. I get a kick out of these kids do you tubing showing me how to do it. It’s all good. Back in the day I was using a super taper, put a roll of tape on it and shove it in the bucket of mud and pull it up into a basket and apply it on the wall. 10 times as fast. No need to use a bazooka, impractical for a one-man show like mine was.
Need to prime brow paper before adding joint compound
Are you talking about the damaged paper on the board?
And THERE he is…🙄
He’s not wrong. It’s going to bubble.
@F. A. I'm not sure if he is saying she should have scraped away the loose paper or if he means primed it with paint. You ALWAYS remove loose paper. If you leave it, the mud will stick to the loose paper but not get under it and it will bubble/fall off. I assumed she had prepped the wall already
Yeah the tape goes first then the compound she is doing it wrong. 😑
Music: devil eyes
(You're welcome)
Whats the name of that song. Anyone
You can see her explaining it and they were like "naw, aint nobody learnin nothin today. Put some random music over it"
Nobody will listen to woman 🤷♂️
Need to seal the brown with oil base to keep the tape from lifting there. You'll find out tomorrow when you're cutting it out and starting over.
From the color of it it’s probably sealed
Thank you! For someone who has their first home, this is very helpful.
Someone that make increible job, and not that trash of tiktoks
Oh yes, what beautiful work!
As much as a hi?
"Hand taping a buttjoint. " I was expecting something else tho
I hate doing drywall. Nice job!
Its not drywall that she's doing she doing the tape 🤣 that's the easy part that Mexicans get drunk at the end of the day to do like wtf I have a feeling you've never picked up a sheet of sheet rock a day in your life
@@MordecaiFromRegularShow lots of people don't understand there's drywall hangers and drywall tapers leave the Mexicans alone bro . I'd love to see you refloat and retexturing whole room drunk.
Wow. Nothing like making it look easy!!! Great job!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Wow, Takes years of experience to achieve.
Lmao anyone could do this with 20 minutes proper teaching.
Finally someone who knows what they’re doing
She is awesome and her fingernails are done. Nothing but respect.
Doesn't take much to earn your respect. A mean mud tapping skill and nails being done 😂
She's really good; very impressed 😋
You wouldn't know good from bad join the Carpenters Union then tell me that. Taping is the f****** easiest thing in the world. It's almost impossible to f*** it up
Nice work, I love it.
Do it right first time it will never crack, do it wrong it will always crack and you will end up every year repaying the same join. Nice work...
Thats clean work✊✊ looks good
1) расстояние между листами ГК должно быть не менее 5мм.
2) сначала промазываются сам корень шва(именно это расстояние которое должно быть между листами) раствором на подобие фюгенфюллера.
3) потом промазываются швы и клеят бумагу, сетку, или стеклохолст тем же раствором.
Выполняя такую последовательность действий не будет потом ямы на месте шва.
I love how every dry wall job i've seen done by a man today was trash and then in comes this lady with everyones approval
This lady knows how it's done, speed and timing.
You do know the video has been sped up, right?
That's actually slow as hell in the real drywall world
If you think taping any joints with multiple passes you don't know what your doing. The fact she's covered in mud tells me she doesn't know what she's doing. 1 swipe. Tape. Swipe and apply top layer bevil with 1 long swipe top to bottom not here there and other places smdh
@@sevenmalanitch6441 your just a hater. And I’m dirty cause I work hard and run the machines 😂 this is a just a video never knew it would go viral like this 😂😂
@@Thetapingqueen don't get me wrong you gotta start somewhere not hating just don't want people thinking this is how it's done. Take constructive criticism. Learn to make your passes in 1 swipe, learn to control your mud so it's not getting all over you. Keep your self more professional, and keep working hard and improving your technique.
Looks like she was trying to say something.
Instead, garbage music. 🙄
Love watching the experts 🌟
When the sunshine shines at 3 o'clock every joint can be seen again
And you know this why
That all depends on the finisher I've done drywall for 35 years and you ain't never going to see one of my scenes a lot of respect to the woman doing the job right now but like how you do that is how I do it too
At last, a TH-cam short that delivers on what it promises. Good job on the mudding and taping.
Yeah now go out and conquer the world LOL
I work construction too and her skills are smooth and beautiful.
Then you’d know it’s too slow for production
Excellent job and very informative technique for joint tapping. Thanks for sharing your video. We learned something on your wonderful tutorials. I subscribed your TH-cam channel to support your video. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
You’re making it look so easy!
Because it is
Finally, a real taper!
I was thinking the same thing!!! Hahaha
Pretty handy an snazzy with that sheet rock
That's so awesome people's thanks
Smooth as a drink of water ! Everybody has his or her skills , very neat ,used paper tape to mess , but when you got it you got it , good job young lady , pride shout out from confederate south state TN, 👍
You do it better than all the companies in NYC…
A tick tock with actually good music. Also props to you! That was sick!
You have no idea what good music is
It's the best!!
Good music ???
Retarded music
Plus it doesn't even go w some white girl taping off drywall.
Hu Singh this song
What is the name of the song?
Use some shellac primer when the paper rips like that before u mud it. Won’t crack and bubble 👍
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Was looking for this comment
Agreed or cut the bad paper out. Mud will adhere to the rock.
That's what the world need, not talentless Tiktokers. Hope it gets better soon.
Just typed how to tape seems and came across your videos. Wow can I say your amazing!! You def are the Taping Queen!
I miss this my work with my dad.
Like a boss👍🏾
Women acting like this is a breakthrough in construction lmao.. This has been done by men for ever..
My dad always said a woman can do drywall better because they have the perfect touch for it he’s gone now but he did drywall for well over 50 years I ca show tips and a lot of tricks to doing drywall he taught me well
She definitely best and fastest I've seen
Facts
@@Touchdown44 facts ? Fact one is That she best I've seen in the industry yeah well that's true if you seen better well good on you then. lol facts 🤣🤣🤣 fact 2 u sound like a troll
@@stavfpv8354 I was agreeing with you..Troll? Nah..Giving the young lady her credit.
@@Touchdown44 sorry about that I'm such a dumb ass I read it wrong 👍
That fact that there's music over her voice, kinda makes it soothing lol
I have no idea what I’m watching but it was really satisfying 😂
I’m sorry. But this song brings back nostalgia to me idk why
I love seeing youg people in the trades. Not to mention a female. Good on you and don’t forget to share your skill with others. No matter gender,color,or creed the trades don’t discriminate.
Really you are doing great work.....
Great craftswoman and here technique, superb workwomanship!!
I love when I see people who use trowels and hawks.
That mud line application was a reflection of artistry.
Intelligent aunty
Name of song?????
I'm a finisher myself, but I love it when I see a lady finisher(taper). Adds to the beauty of the trade.
Gooood work and good music 🎵 🎼 🎶 👍🏻
Whats the name of the song
Devil eyes 👍
Love the content
Wow the same way its been done for decades how original...
Wet tape has changed my life
Exactly the way I see my dad do it lol
Really? Where are you from?
Lol I am that dude in the chat letting people know that this is incorrect..
Why?
Don’t question me
finally something proper on youtube. respect
Красотка!!! Ловкие ручки)))
Согласен
I'm expanding my tool game. Since this pandemic, I repurposed several items at home, shocking myself. I love what she's doing.
A new woman ?
TycoonI z
TycoonI z
Where you been all my life?!
That is a skill, I cannot seem to master
Not bad. I've been taping for 20 years. I would have done a few things before that point. But that's how you put on a tape. Good job.
Parabéns 👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷👍🥰
I appreciate a woman doing this.
1st video with absolutely correct title and actually a taping queen...
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Sukses 👍
I did taping for 25 years stared when I was 8 years old. My dad came to this country from Mexico to work hard and teach me life .now i have my own property's with no bank loans everything paid off and I'm retired at age 38 life is good work hard good thing come yo way .
I need to practice, currently renovating my Grand parents old house for any future family members who may need a place to stay.
Hey what's up fam haha
@@amaturearcadia R U in Detroit cousin?
El trabajo no es cuestión de sexo es cuestión de actitud positiva nada más
The exposed brown paper must be primer first or it'll blister
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Gurl, you gud!!! 2 people I watch most for my drywalling tips, you and the Vancouver carpenter(he goes into lender details 😆)
Check out UnicPlaster...he's very good
You are master, when I develop my basement this summer, I am going to follow your steps.