Skim Coating an ENTIRE Bathroom Just to Texture It...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Hey Gang! In Today's video we make a huge leap in this bathroom by finishing our skim coat and texturing these walls. We need to texture the walls so the bathroom is seamless with the rest of the house. Our goal is to make it look like we were never there. This new hopper is an awesome addition to the Stud Pack tool belt and this thing is going to get a lot of use. If you have any questions or tips leave them down below in the comments! Thanks for watching and we'll see ya in the next one!
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I'm hooked on your channel. I like the way you explain what you are doing.
I 2nd that. I'm enjoying the "show" while also learning things I never even knew I didn't know.
LOVING IT!! 😁😁
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@Curtis Emmett thanks, I signed up and it seems to work :D I appreciate it!!
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My soul crumbles watching you retexture the beautiful flat walls. I just spent countless hours skimcoating and removing all the texture from my walls. I hate textured walls. 🙂
His clientele must b an older couple. Won’t b surprised if there living room is trimmed out in gold. Texturing, shag carpets, wall paper all a thing of the past or at least for the northeast it is. I know down south knock down can still b a big thing that is done in higher grade homes.
I thought the same. And think of all the dust that's going to stick to the walls from towels and washcloths.
I was thinking the same thing. Why are you ruining a beautiful smooth skim coat with texture. Before I moved into my current house I paid a crew a lot of money to do three coats of skim coat on the entire house. It’s beautiful!
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I always love watching to see what new fixes you guys come up with.👍👍
guys should get some merch going sometime. Stud Pack would look nice on a shirt! Nice work you guys do!
Tip: You can wrap a Head strap Light around the Hopper for perfect lighting with every stroke.
That's an awesome tip!
Would love a video on advice about starting a business like your own.
How much experience did you have before you went out on your own? Licensing process? Insured and bonded?
@Home Phomm I was really more interested in hearing from Stud Pack and about their story and personal experience. I’m not actively starting a business, at least not anytime soon. Thanks for the advice though.
Having air added in is called Air Entrainment. This is also done in concrete for freeze-thaw climates.
I'm loving these videos. I found ya a couple days ago and went back and watched a whole bunch of your older videos. They are really giving me the inspiration to make some much needed updates to my house. Keep up the awesome work!
If you ever need drywall mud to set up fast. And you dont have fast setting mud or dont feel like mixing it. You can sprinkle table salt on the mud in your pan or hawk . It works really good . The more you put on the faster it will set .
Keep pumping out the videos, great channel.
It's interesting to see all this texture. Where I live it's nothing but smooth walls and right angled corners.
Great video, appreciate the info about the schluter systems. I heard about them b4 but I never really knew much more other then they r quite expensive. This channel is turning out to b one of my favorites. Kudos to Jordan on the editing as someone said in the comment below. U guys make an awesome combination.
Thx Nicholas 👍 take a Schluter class if they’re still having them idk. Very informative
@@StudPack I’ll defiantly look into it, ur craftsmanship is grade A and very inspiring to a person like myself. Hopefully one day I can b as skilled as u r. Cheers!!
Can you skim coat over a tiled shower? How would you prep it? Or is there a better method to get a textured/plaster look over tile?
Those new hoppers are really good. Their old ones, like you’d said let out air even if the trigger wasn’t pulled and they used a lot of air. I have 3 of those new red ones. The old style was a gray hopper.
doin cool stuff and educating and having a blast doin it .... THUMBS UP
Ice cream is my favorite dessert too!
These guys need to be trending. Such well produced and informative videos. Great job.
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Great work guys, keep it up. You seem to be really nice people.
Just thinking that we always comment about the great work you guys do but I don’t think we give Jordan enough credit for the video production (I’m assuming he is behind all the video work). It’s not enough to have a video of good work. I have skipped through plenty because they were BORING. The videos are made more interesting and engaging because of the production work that goes into them. I know it is no small task to edit these things together and pipe in the music and all. Kudos!
Yep thx Shannon. Jordan does it all. I don’t see the videos until y’all do👍
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That transition @6:03 🤯
@TJP 81 Bingo, if you pay close attention to some mirror shots or even the shadows, you can see what we're using 🧐
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Would absolutely love to see how to do a fine spanish lace texture!! I'm wanting to do it to my house built in 1892!!
Try shooting the orange peel in a random circular motion on the larger flat walls. You might try to turn down the pressure? Nice work as usual!
I’m only 13 but I still like watching these videos to learn some thing beside playing games all day which I used to do all day long was play games but I broke that hobby
You don’t always have to go to college for an office career. We need tradesmen, the next generation to carry on after Paul, besides his son. The country can’t survive on doctors and lawyers alone, they must have tradesmen to build their offices.
The texture looks great!
Another great video. As some people have stated, great camera work and editing. What camera do you use for shooting these videos?
Thx👍. Jordan uses a GoPro hero and his iPhone
You should purchase a 3m masking tool I bought one when I painted my house worked great and saved so much time.
Texturing is always harder than it looks. I used to put a little paint in the mud to tint it and make it easier to see... was told that blue chalk line chalk works better. Especially re-texturing a white wall.
Sweet, I was just talking to Jordan about the blue chalk trick 👍👍
Man, I'd like to be Jordan. You do all the work.
70 psi seems kinda high. usually around 40 is good. I’m enjoying ur vids guys good work. I like seeing a father n son team.
Dewalt has a drywall sander it looks like it could make your job a whole lot easier when it comes to sanding skim coating or drywall sanding! I might invest into one soon
Try putting a shot of dishsoup with your mud. Union trick I learned awhile back. Whips better and eliminates puck holes. Nice video man. I’m learning how to record videos looks so fun but I get no views lol 😂
I will definitely try that, thx Z!
7:19 Thought I was watching a Goonzquad video there for a second. ;)
Great job guys. Its going to be an awesome bathroom
Coming out great!!!! Nice series guys I’m a new sub
Ice Cream has overrun. Cheaper ice cream has lots of air, creates a smoother veletier mouth feel. But it also makes it melts faster and does not freeze as hard as ice creams with more fat and less air.
Great work guys
Awesome work and great video editing. It's nice to see this channel continue to grow quickly!
air in ice cream is overrun
It's not the air whipped into the mud; it's the air in the first coat after it's dry. Notice the first coat doesn't bubble, only the following coat(s) do. The dried coat sucks moisture from the new coat but it's full of air that has to go somewhere. On sealed surfaces it escapes through the new coat. This is from decades of observation and it never fails, first coat never bubbles. Okay, rant over. Thank you for your attention to this important matter.
Where are you located and what is your construction co. Name. Your videos are awesome and the work you are doing is awesome. If you tell folks where you are, you would get a ton of calls.
Man, I working on a shower now and ran out of membrane. Could really use your patch to finish it out. LoL. I actually got a bucket of Redgaurd to finish it up.
looking good boys!
I love when your new videos pop up on my notifications. It’s my down time treat!
I went searching the comments to see if it had been answered (I knew it had to be since this video is four months old now) for the ice cream answer. It looks like Johnathan Chuprun got it but surprised it didn't happen several times. Yes, overrun. It's to make it seem creamier and lighter. I like to cook as well as do mechanical / electric things, so I knew. Glad he got it, because looking through 153 comments was going to get tedious fast! LOL
why add the texture? was it just what the home owner wanted or is there a design technique reason, like sound absorption?
Great video no short cuts exactly how it goes thanks
Looking great
Air in ice cream = Overrun. It's funny, I just found that out last week in a round-a-bout way. Ice cream has about 30% air whipped into it and things like soft-serve have more (>50%). If you don't do that, it is just a hard block of cream.
Looking good
looking good boys!
looking forward to seeing more
Great job
Looks great, love watching your craftsmanship.
Thx Mick 👍
What product did you use for the texture? Regular all purpose? AP light? Something special?
USG all purpose pre-mixed, the bucket with the green lid, thinned with water 👍
Thanks Bradyn!
Good shit !!
Have you tried mixing primer in with the mud?
Hope these comments help the algorithm y’all rock
My nose itch watching this video
All praise the algorithm. Here to stay
I’m assuming you are a father and son duo. You two are both blessed to have each other. Seems like you know that though.
Thx Aaron 👍. Yes Jordan is our oldest
Do you glue that Kerdi paper then? Here we glue tiles to green board.
we used Schluter All Set thinset to adhere the Kerdi to cement backer board
Whats your preference on drywall tape or mesh?
Why is that gap left between the backer board and the ceiling? Why not fill it with all set? Why not make the membrane flush with the ceiling? What is the reasoning?
Why not use a sander with shop-vac hose attached to make clean up more simple? I liked the recessed concrete shower pan video. I did my parents huge shower pan and saved them $$$.
Ive noticed you didn’t do knock down on texture
I was literally typing how expensive that poncho was right when you said that lol. Thunder stolen.
When using a hopper I’ve found that when you pull the trigger you sometimes get big blobs spewed out. Does this new hopper gun style eliminate that problem?
Nope. I scrape them off before priming
You didn't put those circles around the shower fittings
I have the same poncho.
I thought mine was a one off😂
corners of the kerdi, are you done?
Wow. Some old stud pack vids. Paul was way mellower. Not that he is hyper now.
You dumped the mud straight into their trash can during cleanup though 😭😭
And washed it all on their grass 😣
So what, no big.
It's so weird that NA goes for the textured finish while EU goes for smooth plastered walls. If we left walls like that in Europe people would complain.
Most NA walls are smooth
I think it’s a southern US thing... here in Canada it is all smooth normally.
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Nice work! Where are you guys located?
hahhahaha u guys are hilarious and do a fantastic job in serious ways too ... i think someone got talked into that
Just Wondering do you guy Vac the wall before texture?
I’ve been known to do that. Keeps dust down when I’m spraying texture 👍
I taught baking and we covered overrun when making ice cream. Makes it smooth.
Great job I like the way textured walls and attention to detail
Awesome work - video closeups are great, and I can appreciate the time taken to produce these videos with the details shown. Keep it up!
How long this project taking?
Your work is to good for texture. It such a cheap look. You should refuse to do that ! What next? Popcorn the ceiling!? But guess the client wants it. Keep up the good work👍
Aeration? I didn't google it. But now I will...
Damnit.
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Wow... I was actually wondering about the weep holes and you basically read my mind and answered that question. AND I didn’t realize this was a dry-able system. Thanks for the info!
And I’ll guess about the ice cream term: aeration???
Just googled I was wrong ☹️
I watch all the vids and love them.... gotta get a stand for that camera. I would like to see different angels of the vids but I know it sucks for editing :)
I used to film my hubby & me doing truck repairs with a GoPro. Great visuals, better audio with the Hero5, but HUGE files to work with.
I posted them on this channel until I got into doing Vegas Shooting related documentary stuff.
It was nothing special, just stuff my hubby & I did on a daily basis like changing the oil in the riding mowers & trucks, repairing a broken down vehicle, gardening, how we clean snow off the satellite dish, flying a drone around, trimming the dog & his hilarious reaction..... just everyday stuff.
I LOVE these 1st hand views AND explanations of why they do the things they do while doing home repairs.
Someday, I'd love to get back to doing what I used to do here on YT.
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Thx Justin 🏈💜💛
Too funny, when you said you guys bought your own texturing machine, I was thinking you were talking about an actual texturing unit, not a spray hopper. Wish you guys worked in the FL panhandle. Hard to find good carpenters these days.
Thx Steve. Love the panhandle. Spent my summers on Santa Rosa island 🏝 still one of my favorite places 👍👊
I live in the Panhandle and do trades work and technology for a living. People often ask me for contractor recommendations when I turn down work, and my answer is always the same......I wish I could say that I had trustworthy and honest contractor contacts with all my years of trades work, but I simply cant. Ive worked for many contractors, and have yet to find an honest one that cares about his work the way the customer deserves. Its a damn shame really.
Why did you spend all that time putting 2 and 3 coats and then sanding if you were going to paint texture on it? It doesn't make since to me. But Im sure you have a good reason. Thanks.
I believe it's because the sprayed texture accentuates any imperfections in the wall. So a small bump or dip will become a much bigger bump or dip once the added material is sprayed on.
Why do people still like the texture walls , reminds me of popcorn ceilings from the 90s lol , just wondering , why bother putting so much work into getting the walls nice and smooth if you are going to texture anyway ?
Not sure what the process is called but you said air is whipped into ice cream. And its air content is called overrun.
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What is it with Americans (European here) and that texture you put on "all" the walls, why not have flat walls that you paint, looks better (in my opinion), and is easier to keep clean, like all the dust and stuff that "sticks" to all the bumps in the texture, or use wallpaper if you do not want to paint.?
We agree flat walls do look better and more modern. We textured the walls here to match the rest of the house and make our remodel more seamless for the owners 💪🏼
TBH, we texture here because it hides imperfections. With semi gloss-gloss paint and not overly aggressive texturing, it is just as easy to clean. The problem comes when re-work is needed. It can be hard to match textures, and frankly some do-it-yourselfers don't bother, so the patch becomes very obvious.
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It seems a real shame to have gone to all that work on the taping and skimming only to spray texture coat on it. It must be a US thing. Here in the UK, that would be viewed as a real 1980s thing and deeply unstylish.
I lot of Americans feel the same way, self included. I bet the homeowners requested it. They're probably just a little more old school.
Almost all houses in my area are smooth walled. Probably just had to texture it to match the rest of the house.
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Why not just keep the walls smooth.
Why is water allowe to get BEHIND the tiles, why would anyone even want that to be possible, that's gonna be a petridish.
Most tile and grout is not waterproof. Water will get behind it. It either has to drain or dry. In the original shower on this project the water couldn’t drain so it migrated up thru the floor grout and brought dissolved latex with it
@@StudPack IDK man we've been building showers with just tile and cement for centuries without much issue here in Europe. Tiles are full set, so there is no space between the tiles and the wall, no grooves or pockets, and grout is a fine waterproof sealing cement so there is really nowhere for water to be except where it is supposed to. The house I live in is over 50 years old and has the original tile and grout, no issues whatsoever. Any amount of water behind the tiles will cause the cement to degrade and the tile to fall off. I guess I'm missing some detail about construction in the US.
Overrun.
Correct Neil 😎🍦🍦🍦
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These videos are amazing... do you guys sell merch??
Thanks Raymond! We don’t have merch just yet. More people have been asking recently so we’re going to start getting that ball rolling soon!
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