Perhaps you would do a video on how you mix your mud for hand taping. The consistancy looks really nice. Do you put any additives in it besides water? btw-work looks excellent!
I coated corners like this for a couple years ,but I found there was really no point because you still had to go around three times ...Now I just do what I’ve always done three full coats .
@@steverich3585 awesome Steve. It's a honour to have you watch. I'm not that good personally but I actually love it. Hey if you ever pull the camera out shoot me some video I can share. Also your the first person I've told but I have a website global.maxkil.com if you want to put yourself in there if you have time. It's a new database of workers around the world. It's a bit clunky still so may need to be patient.
Why is that spackle brown is it for any specific reason or is it to tell first from second coat because thats a big help for me im just starting to learn spackeling after 12 years of sheetrocking ..its definitely not something u could learn by watching videos u have to feel it out and experience is key ..
Bro your the best setter man fast an neat asf I'm a apprentice an I've learnt a lot off you just watching your videos over an over please do some thing for us apprentices that really wanna be elite like how you load your trowel off your hawk I'm looking for some pointer on blending an one on your routine
I’ve seen the Sheetrock method of leaving the large gap at the ceiling. What is this for besides if they’re putting up crown molding? I’m old enough where we used to tape that top corner as well. Nice Sheetrock and spackle work here too. 👍🏻
Why is the mud yellow is there any additive , seen you guys to mix wood glue in it is that right? And whats the purpose of the wood glue if there is any ? Good job and lots to learn from you guys
The white stuff is a powder you mix with water and it goes rock hard in a time limit. Only used for taping, first and second coats. Yellow stuff is just a normal premix it just comes yellow here in Aus
@@Maxkil There is alot of work due to people leaving CT due to taxes. I officially went into business for myself full time at the beginning of the year after 8 years in the trade. Facebook @kaneremodeling. Keep up the good work guys!
I noticed all the ceilings have a gap where the wall meets. What is that for? Any job I've ever been on buts and tapes it even with crown. I only do patches and small jobs mainly (plus other trades since i work for the builder on hourly)
@@drywallgangsters just revisited the video and saw your reply. I wonder if it is more popular in other areas? In Florida I've only ever seen wood crown.
DJ the sensai I've learnt alot watching you bro cheers alot of the boys ask me where I learnt to back hand trowel ahahah when that question comes up I just say the goat hahhah keep em coming apprentice here study your body of work will send my work if you got a link I'm 2nd year going on to 3rd year I wanna show you how neat I've become because you cuz
brenyboy26 yeah if you got a boss you just listen to what he wants at the end of the day he is in charge 😂. We've never had problems with our beads and we've gone through painted jobs plenty of times with a strong light on angles just to see what shows up and doesnt so we know it's fine
drywallgangsters you might have good sheeters too, that always helps having tight angles on the sheet. Sometimes (more often than not) we get horrid jobs with big gaps behind the beads that must be filled.
brenyboy26 sheeters are hit and miss but they're usually the opposite sheets over hanging the timber and then next sheet over top of that so it's pushing it out past the frame in spots here and there and you gotta cut em back all the time and rescrew it 😂
I’ve noticed the rock doesn’t go to the ceiling in a lot of your videos, is this an Australia thing. I’m assuming there’s crown Moulding going in there
@@dismaldog why are square set ceilings considered a “premium” finish in Aus? It’s cheaper material wise and quicker to finish than cornice + cement + gap filler
@@Tigerratcat -just been the standard finish for many years,works with the sheet size and very quick to cut and butter cornice and very neat and tidy,hard to believe that the U.S Has not taken to this way
No need we use hotmud for the first coat and and a stiff trowel so it's very flat from the beginning because there's no shrinkage. The second coat with a 6 is to fill in the bubbles that we scraped when the hotmud set then we trowel it the next day with a 12inch trowel
Hey Brother Dio yeah your correct, though that's actually a thin and select coat, as its already pretty good from the first coat, the final goes over all of it. It works out well. Only if you have a decent first coat like this, should you do that. 👍
Yes all he is doing is filling the small low spot in the corner bead from shrinkage then final coat will blend it all together but you must have a close to full bead doing it this way to get good results in 3 coats
Here's a real pro tip- when you coat bead, apply the mud with an 8 and wipe it with a 10 for bed coat. For 2nd coat apply with a 10 and wipe with a 12 and so on. Try it out and thank me later. And put that sissy corner tool away and pick em with that 6 😋
Guys do not argue to the person who post this.. Every video posted by Maxkil is a different plasterer, coz every job they do the plasterer is getting killed by the painter.. Joke, nice video..
Easier to distinguish from the previous coat. And helps you to see any hard edges when you sand. We dont have the tinted mud in my area we just add chalk and tint the mud blue. Works just as well.
so you are 'mudding' 3 times!!! haha. Why not just paint it? why 'mud' at all? the paint will cover the board either way, i guarantee it! We see you're only 'mudding' edges. Why not just buy drywall with smooth edges so you don't have to do all this extra work? Also, but up your ceilings, you're leaving huge multi-inch gaps, you don't show what you're doing with them afterwards.
I’m painter for 10 years.. but I love taping... this company son chingones the best taping guys of the world
Perhaps you would do a video on how you mix your mud for hand taping. The consistancy looks really nice. Do you put any additives in it besides water?
btw-work looks excellent!
You only coat corner bead with a 6?
I coated corners like this for a couple years ,but I found there was really no point because you still had to go around three times ...Now I just do what I’ve always done three full coats .
yeah always need to touch up a little. Thanks Steve, please subscribe
Maxkil I will do that I like your videos 👍🏻 thirty years of taping and I’m watching taping videos 😂
@@steverich3585 awesome Steve. It's a honour to have you watch. I'm not that good personally but I actually love it. Hey if you ever pull the camera out shoot me some video I can share. Also your the first person I've told but I have a website global.maxkil.com if you want to put yourself in there if you have time. It's a new database of workers around the world. It's a bit clunky still so may need to be patient.
Oh by the way this is my friend 😉. I'm nowhere near this good!!
I am for sure going to try going wide first then coming back in with the 6" Never tried it that way.
That's fine. But I think you could go faster doing one side of angles and letting it dry. Come back and do the other side after the first has dried.
That's the way I do it because my skills are not finely tuned like his.
@@1stFlyingeagle Hell. That’s easy. Tune up yer skills.
@@endoalley680 Always doing that. By doing that we become top-end professionals.
Why is that spackle brown is it for any specific reason or is it to tell first from second coat because thats a big help for me im just starting to learn spackeling after 12 years of sheetrocking ..its definitely not something u could learn by watching videos u have to feel it out and experience is key ..
Its topping, it's really light and easy to sand. It's actually satisfying as hell to spread.
Bro your the best setter man fast an neat asf I'm a apprentice an I've learnt a lot off you just watching your videos over an over please do some thing for us apprentices that really wanna be elite like how you load your trowel off your hawk I'm looking for some pointer on blending an one on your routine
YEAH THE @DRYWALLGANGSTERS ARE THE BEST THERE IS, I ALSO LEARN SO MUCH FROM THEM. THANKS FOR WATCHING
best job ever but I have one question...... why the corners on the seeling are not closed???????? thanks for sharing
Cornice will cover it
As always excellent hand work guys
I’ve seen the Sheetrock method of leaving the large gap at the ceiling. What is this for besides if they’re putting up crown molding? I’m old enough where we used to tape that top corner as well. Nice Sheetrock and spackle work here too. 👍🏻
10 seconds in and I could tell you have immense pride in your work. You from Melbourne?
Are they texting over your work?
Why is the mud yellow is there any additive , seen you guys to mix wood glue in it is that right? And whats the purpose of the wood glue if there is any ? Good job and lots to learn from you guys
It just comes yellow in the bucket and we added a quarter cap of no pock not glue
Awesome vids, is that a stainless steel knife he's using?
What is the difference between white and yellow putty?
Nothing. It's just tinted so it's easier to distinguish from the wall or existing mud. Same as adding chalk for touch-up mud.
The white stuff is a powder you mix with water and it goes rock hard in a time limit. Only used for taping, first and second coats. Yellow stuff is just a normal premix it just comes yellow here in Aus
Love your videos guys, thanks for the info and guidance from a fellow taper in Connecticut!
Thanks Patrick, hows business out there?
@@Maxkil There is alot of work due to people leaving CT due to taxes. I officially went into business for myself full time at the beginning of the year after 8 years in the trade. Facebook @kaneremodeling. Keep up the good work guys!
sup bro, do you have a sanding regiment that these guys do. would be interested to see it.
Pretty sure the boys don't sand, they just push through to the next job
@@Maxkil wow that was easy
In this video, did you use Nela trowels?
Not many screws in wall board. Must be why they use adhesive
Do you added anything other than water to the mud or what mud do you guys use. ?
ممكن تصوير كامل كيف يتم طلس الجدراني و شكرا
좋은 영상 보내주시니 감사합니다
You guys make me wanna go back to taping..
I noticed all the ceilings have a gap where the wall meets. What is that for? Any job I've ever been on buts and tapes it even with crown. I only do patches and small jobs mainly (plus other trades since i work for the builder on hourly)
Cornice goes up there (gypsum version of crownmoulding)
I am from st Lucia and it always to see pros at work and I am learning more
@@drywallgangsters just revisited the video and saw your reply. I wonder if it is more popular in other areas? In Florida I've only ever seen wood crown.
DJ the sensai I've learnt alot watching you bro cheers alot of the boys ask me where I learnt to back hand trowel ahahah when that question comes up I just say the goat hahhah keep em coming apprentice here study your body of work will send my work if you got a link I'm 2nd year going on to 3rd year I wanna show you how neat I've become because you cuz
Yeah DJ is the master. They are all masters...he will be happy you said that....thanks for watching
I think my boss would argue until the plaster fell off the drywall, telling me you must go wider with each coat, but I kind of understand the premise.
As along as the second coat has no edge and your last coat covers everything you're good to go nothing comes through its the second coat is so tight
drywallgangsters agree with what you say. Never mind, just do what the boss says 😂🙄😴
brenyboy26 yeah if you got a boss you just listen to what he wants at the end of the day he is in charge 😂. We've never had problems with our beads and we've gone through painted jobs plenty of times with a strong light on angles just to see what shows up and doesnt so we know it's fine
drywallgangsters you might have good sheeters too, that always helps having tight angles on the sheet. Sometimes (more often than not) we get horrid jobs with big gaps behind the beads that must be filled.
brenyboy26 sheeters are hit and miss but they're usually the opposite sheets over hanging the timber and then next sheet over top of that so it's pushing it out past the frame in spots here and there and you gotta cut em back all the time and rescrew it 😂
I’ve noticed the rock doesn’t go to the ceiling in a lot of your videos, is this an Australia thing. I’m assuming there’s crown Moulding going in there
yes he is installing a cove cornice-we have 55,75 and 90mm pretty standard here in Australia
@@dismaldog why are square set ceilings considered a “premium” finish in Aus? It’s cheaper material wise and quicker to finish than cornice + cement + gap filler
@@Tigerratcat -just been the standard finish for many years,works with the sheet size and very quick to cut and butter cornice and very neat and tidy,hard to believe that the U.S Has not taken to this way
@@dismaldog maybe so, personally I hate cornices. Just removed a whole bunch in my home. It’s such a headache to convert it it to squareset
Forgot to mention the client want's square set 🤨Nice work.
Next. I just want to watch internal corner in finishing.
Are you adding a tent to that and what is that additive you are using
no it comes pre tinted.
How come you don’t go wider with the topping coat ?
I know right? Either these guys do shit wierd or my whole career has been a lie 😄
No need we use hotmud for the first coat and and a stiff trowel so it's very flat from the beginning because there's no shrinkage. The second coat with a 6 is to fill in the bubbles that we scraped when the hotmud set then we trowel it the next day with a 12inch trowel
Bro,nicely your works 👍
Good job
Great skill to have, i'm learning from you guys!!
Why can’t I do this 😂 smooth with it man
*Nice job*
This bloke is a gun!
Aren't you supposed to go wider with each coat?! That is going to create an edge where the yellow mud stops!
Hey Brother Dio yeah your correct, though that's actually a thin and select coat, as its already pretty good from the first coat, the final goes over all of it. It works out well. Only if you have a decent first coat like this, should you do that. 👍
Yes all he is doing is filling the small low spot in the corner bead from shrinkage then final coat will blend it all together but you must have a close to full bead doing it this way to get good results in 3 coats
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Couldn't hear what he was saying about not going wider on the final coat?
sorry the audio was no good and was noisy on site as well
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do you live in japan?
はい！ジャパンです！
@@tairakonaisouten can you get the makita tv?
そっちでもマキタは有名ですか？
マキタテレビは持ってないです…
キャンプとかで役に立ちそうですね！
うちはマックス派です😊
Oh, herro.
Taping is the finish
Work of art
What are you doing
Masters guys... Spanish word is chingones
Haha. Yeah right.
Bạn làm đẹp quá đi thôi mình ủng hộ kên bạn nhé ok 👍🤝🤝🤝
Bravo 👏
Yup you go wider each time
To majstore 🍻🍻
Here's a real pro tip-
when you coat bead, apply the mud with an 8 and wipe it with a 10 for bed coat. For 2nd coat apply with a 10 and wipe with a 12 and so on.
Try it out and thank me later.
And put that sissy corner tool away and pick em with that 6 😋
Here’s a real pro tip-one coat of mud is enough if you’re any good at mudding. ....thank me later.
Clean 💪
Guys do not argue to the person who post this.. Every video posted by Maxkil is a different plasterer, coz every job they do the plasterer is getting killed by the painter.. Joke, nice video..
Why do they tint their mud for the second coat?
It's not tinted just comes like that in the buckets
@Jeff Weed usg sheetrock total lite
Easier to distinguish from the previous coat. And helps you to see any hard edges when you sand. We dont have the tinted mud in my area we just add chalk and tint the mud blue. Works just as well.
Its not that he's not good but he plays with the mud too much. You're welcome to come film us anytime you like.
where are you at bro?
@@Maxkil adelaide.
I'll come to Adelaide
@@Maxkil we mainly do alot of commercial jobs but still do around 15 houses a year. You are more than welcome mate just let us know when suits best.
Sounds good mate. Will be soon. Let's keep in touch. Definitely would love to come down
Skills
Klassss
You need to show the painting too
otherwise you have no idea how its finished
and if the painters need to do touchups
to fix their fuckups.
Mega 😁
Nice work , very skillful but you could be quicker !!
I will be sure to let DJ know he needs to step it up.
@@Maxkil hahaha , hope he can handle it ..
No good this job
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so you are 'mudding' 3 times!!! haha. Why not just paint it? why 'mud' at all? the paint will cover the board either way, i guarantee it! We see you're only 'mudding' edges. Why not just buy drywall with smooth edges so you don't have to do all this extra work? Also, but up your ceilings, you're leaving huge multi-inch gaps, you don't show what you're doing with them afterwards.
Hey mate watch one of my cornice videos shows how the gets hidden
Topping externals and joints with 6inch?
I know. Pro tips my ass lol
2nd coating externals with a 6 they get finished with a 12inch trowel