Hi mate..I've been plastering over 25 years.. cant fault your plasterwork. Even though you dont do much of it. Yeah it's an art in its self..also a hard old trade. Well done my friend. Greig from bonny scotland👍
Grab yourself a internal corner trowel makes life really easy in the corners keeps everything nice a square 👍🏼 Videos are quality, keep up the good work.
Great video Stu, and all rest you’ve done. I wish I could do the same, my Grandfather was a stone mason by trade and I’ve been brought up helping out on jobs. Life just turned a corner and I’m a Paramedic now. I love DIY and not afraid to have ago of anything. I have no doubt it’s tough in building trade but given my time again, I would have loved to work for myself and do it. I like the the work you do, the videos you create and your general ethics. Keep up the great work 👍
Great video and nice to see the finished job , and yes recommendation is what we all strive for and you know what they say good news goes at a snails pace but bad news goes supper sonic keep up the good work Stu
Awesome job Stu 👍🏻 One of the first things I did when I got my own house 20+ yrs ago was plaster the living room. Like you say not an easy trade. But of course it helps if you have the correct tools,you gotta treat yourself now and again 😁
Great job, stu. Just one comment: check the recommended screw spacing from one of the plasterboard manufactures. Generally it's 150mm, particularly for ceilings. This didn't look enough at all (even if it did hold up)
Another great job stu just a little tip pal you can use staples to put the beads on just means you don't have to wait for the dab to go off. Love that you got yourself a ox trowel try a Superflex trowel next pal there really good
next time stu when ya beading spray some blobs of expanding foam on the back of your beads and staple. let it go off and scrap the excess foam off they go of in 10 mins and never move you can get them corners to meet perfect with staples which stops lines on the corners when you skim them
First of all brilliant music stu you should release a cd (music to work with) secondly did you have Mr cholmonldy Warner with you putting the beading on😂😂👍 and finally brilliant job again,👍👍👍 and yes plastering is definitely the hardest trade had a go couple of times never again. Nice porch👍👍👍
Stu you can also get an adaptor for the SDS Drill with a mixer on it save you wearing out you little cordless Makita and the SDS has a lot more power so it would mix quicker Just thought I let you known 👍👍
Could you plaster the blockwork directly without adding the wallboard first? Or does using the wallboard save a lot of work / time to get the desired result? Thanks
when You learn before plaster strenght mesh on board conection lol craks all around aftre first paint 100% quaranted :) Than they will say its "normal" bcs hous working hahah, just use some at least flexible filler on mesh before plastring guys it not take much time and efort
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Honest. Hardworking. Humble. Delivers quality. Fantastic to see Stu - well done.
Hi mate..I've been plastering over 25 years.. cant fault your plasterwork. Even though you dont do much of it. Yeah it's an art in its self..also a hard old trade. Well done my friend. Greig from bonny scotland👍
Great work Stu. .
Another top job Stu, well done 👍🏼
Grab yourself a internal corner trowel makes life really easy in the corners keeps everything nice a square 👍🏼 Videos are quality, keep up the good work.
Really brilliant job Stu.
After a long day at work dealing with angry and sick patients, its nice to unwind to a Stu vid. As usual, love this!!!! ❤️
Another fantastic video stu.i really liked the banter 😁👍🏻
With plastering I all ways say you just can't stop and my family always laugh but you are so right
Great video Stu, and all rest you’ve done. I wish I could do the same, my Grandfather was a stone mason by trade and I’ve been brought up helping out on jobs. Life just turned a corner and I’m a Paramedic now. I love DIY and not afraid to have ago of anything. I have no doubt it’s tough in building trade but given my time again, I would have loved to work for myself and do it.
I like the the work you do, the videos you create and your general ethics. Keep up the great work 👍
Cheers Neil bud its never to late to learn tho, get yourself down the the bricklaying course when academy is open in wigan
Another work of art Stu keep the vids coming Trev
love ya stu
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Nice job Stu, loads of work in a small area, but looks good now you have it finished.
Yet Again, GOOD Work Stu!
You are the best!
Great video and nice to see the finished job , and yes recommendation is what we all strive for and you know what they say good news goes at a snails pace but bad news goes supper sonic keep up the good work Stu
Loving these videos! No fuss no mucking about. Keep it up fella
Good job stu,sometimes little rooms with little reveals and corners are more awkward than a bigger room. Hope your keeping well.thanks James
Yeah I could it very difficult James. Thanks for watching buddy hope you’re well 😁
Awesome job Stu 👍🏻
One of the first things I did when I got my own house 20+ yrs ago was plaster the living room.
Like you say not an easy trade. But of course it helps if you have the correct tools,you gotta treat yourself now and again 😁
Nice job my friend 👍💪
Another nice looking job Stu.
Lol u said it Stu plastering the hardest ,done a fair bit of block work myself and my backs never hurt so much so fair play to the brickies aswell
Fair play stu and kc would Love to come do stuff with you
Stu you should try the OX ultraflex finishing Trowel on the second coat of skim it's lighter on the wrist brilliant work as all ways Stu 👍👍
Another grand job done, can we see the finished article when painted etc etc
Nice pal great work
Cheers Parker hope you’re well pal
stu crompton im really good thanks pal.. Yourself ??
Great job, stu. Just one comment: check the recommended screw spacing from one of the plasterboard manufactures. Generally it's 150mm, particularly for ceilings. This didn't look enough at all (even if it did hold up)
Was that board moisture resistant board on the walls?
Spot on 👍🏽
Good job👍✌
Hi Stu seeing ur doing a Bit of plastering now buy yourself a refina plaziflex trowel brilliant for flattening skim and lovely finish with it
Will do phil cheers 👍
Plastering is an art in itself, not to say bricklaying is not, as I have seen really bad jobs with both
Great job mate am a bricklayer too like ur vids good stuff👍
nice job man
Another great job stu just a little tip pal you can use staples to put the beads on just means you don't have to wait for the dab to go off. Love that you got yourself a ox trowel try a Superflex trowel next pal there really good
Cheers mate will try that super flex to
Proper dib dot dab job that mate !
Lol cheers Colin
Did your phone ring just after you mixed the plaster? Mine always does.
Love it stu dibnah lol. Been up much chimneys lately after a few pints
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next time stu when ya beading spray some blobs of expanding foam on the back of your beads and staple. let it go off and scrap the excess foam off they go of in 10 mins and never move you can get them corners to meet perfect with staples which stops lines on the corners when you skim them
cheers for that tip mate its a belter
@@Stucrompton1 ya welcome bud anything to make the job go quicker and easier just another excuse for KC to get the foam gun out 😂
How long did it take you Stu to learn how to plaster .
Did you run out of screws on the ceiling Stu ?
First of all brilliant music stu you should release a cd (music to work with) secondly did you have Mr cholmonldy Warner with you putting the beading on😂😂👍 and finally brilliant job again,👍👍👍 and yes plastering is definitely the hardest trade had a go couple of times never again. Nice porch👍👍👍
lol tahts malc being silly lol, cheers mate
Stu you can also get an adaptor for the SDS Drill with a mixer on it save you wearing out you little cordless Makita and the SDS has a lot more power so it would mix quicker Just thought I let you known 👍👍
Just wondering if you have to unibond the walls first before plastering or is it ok straight on with plaster?
Yes, Can skim straight onto plasterboard.
Hi what filler do you put on the beeding? And do you put the dot dab mixture between the gaps/joints
hi mate you have done nice job how much you charge for this porch with material plz?
Enjoys your vids so you know for the future you should pva the green boards that's what they say anyway
Золоті руки!
Overkill on the Down lights lol
Just a quick question, is there a reason why you used moisture plasterboard instead of just regular boards? Thanks so much, love your channel
The home owner got the board for free, he mentions it in his vid.
Muy buen video. Like👍👍👍😉😉😉
Hi stu , great video , have you heard about the petition on van theft ( novanber ) and will you sign it , to help to reduce tool theft , thanks stu .
Hello Stu first again 😂😂 how much to come to Blackpool to build a front wall? 😂
I'm on Blackpool. Doing a full front remodel and K Rend .. (making right typical Blackpool Rush .. jobs lol )
Could you plaster the blockwork directly without adding the wallboard first? Or does using the wallboard save a lot of work / time to get the desired result? Thanks
You can put a coat of bonding on then skim over that
How did you clean the plaster off the windows?
yeah and theres protective tape on the frames which will be cut off after
No skrim on the joins?!?! Brave...
There is scrim on every joint you may need to pause and zoom for clarification
Verry Works!!🇧🇷
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what is the Make & Brand
of the doors & windows
you install they look real nice
Very nice Stu what a nice job👍🏼.
Will you be doing rendering aswell?
Thanks mate no a firm is doing that 👍
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Nice job , just a quick question. Did you polish the plaster to a finish or do it the way people now seem to do it?
Float it with water
@@Stucrompton1 glad to hear mate, some people up here think they can plaster , but unfortunately they've been taught incorrectly.....
Great dance Stu! Acting, always acting... 😀
Hah acting daft, cheers mate hope you’re well. 🕺👍
great video. great music. who is the artist?
The kinda plum comment made me laugh
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Always love your videos stu but that cuppa at the start tho ...
Strong coffee Tony what’s up with ya 🤣
great vid, could u do a bricklaying video?
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Get a decent stapler for ya beads less mess . A lot quicker 🖒
What’s the tune at 10:15 stu?
Have you puy timbers on a bed of mortar
Yes if you look closely you can see it
Very difficult skill master. Wait until you get a problem background that sucks in faster than you thought it would.
Одличан Кромптон!!!
what was the last song? cheers
when You learn before plaster strenght mesh on board conection lol craks all around aftre first paint 100% quaranted :) Than they will say its "normal" bcs hous working hahah, just use some at least flexible filler on mesh before plastring guys it not take much time and efort
DragonBallForever English clearly isn’t your first language. I have no idea what you just said.
@@theparson4944 Use flexible filler on skrim joints and skrimmed beading before plastering to stop cracking later on.
No tape on any joints or corners tut tut
Of course there is, look again pause if you have to, thanks for watching 😁
Hey Stu - the link for MY TROWEL isn't working. Could you relink that please bud?
I will try sort it for next video
@@Stucrompton1 thanks Fella!
U need to buy a D.A.D.E
Im sure ive seen you somewhere... diy sos??
Not me not been on tv yet 😁
@@Stucrompton1 yet
Nice job stu but looks like u stuck boards wit skim not a good idea but good job other than that mate
I stuck all boards on with adhesive the same white material I used to stick the skim beads on. Thanks for watching 👍
My bad mate best of luck keep the videos coming 👍
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Thats a lot of messing about for a porch ya can only just stand up in lol , come to Australia and build some real houses mate
I do want to visit oz and doo some work maybe next year now buddy
Co to jest
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