It's a good job, but it needs a lot of experience and diligence. I'm from Morocco. I follow your beautiful intuitions, because I work like this work in Morocco. It's tiring and good work.
Great vid pal, i have a thin coat job to do onto insulation, will I need to rule the base coat off with a serrated spat? Then let that go off before I mesh it with another base coat and float? Thanks Steve
Ayup mate Which size serrated do you use mostly? After leaving serrated to you just hit it next with feather edge rule of just wait for go off abit and hit with trowel? Cheers mate 😎
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Love the videos respect from wales
Top tips , cheers 🫡
It's a good job, but it needs a lot of experience and diligence. I'm from Morocco. I follow your beautiful intuitions, because I work like this work in Morocco. It's tiring and good work.
Top Video, brilliant advice 👏
Great video Joel
Would be great to see something like this in Australia
Nice work Joel.
thanks man
Nice bit of kit
Great vid pal, i have a thin coat job to do onto insulation, will I need to rule the base coat off with a serrated spat? Then let that go off before I mesh it with another base coat and float?
Thanks Steve
Ayup mate
Which size serrated do you use mostly?
After leaving serrated to you just hit it next with feather edge rule of just wait for go off abit and hit with trowel?
Cheers mate 😎
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What make and size is the serated straightedge
Do you use your serrated Edge to get wall level without mesh then feather edge to flattern of.
hi Joel, can you do a video floating up with power float
hey shot one im going to upload it this Friday mate keep eyes peeled
Could you use this for hardwall ?
yes mate its just like a traditional Darby go to the P1 superstore for them mate
@@Rendervate cheers mate I’m a 19 year old improver just finished my 2 year apprenticeship and your vids are helpful good job 👍🏻
Do you ever use the serrated Edge to get it looking level sooner then feather edge to flatten off.
Been plastering 30 years mate still don't get the serrated edge thing! What am I not getting here mate???apart from the air pockets!!!
@@williamStevens-xw2zy it just makes it easier to identify low spots etc, it’s lazy way mate, hahaha