HOW TO STRAIGHTEN SAND AND CEMENT RENDER AND CONTROL SUCTION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- hello everyone this is how I control my suction before I coat the sand and cement and then straighten it up / darby the render before I float it and finish the cement off. I use a 6ft rule straight edge and a small edge / spatula hope this plastering rendering guide is helpful for you and please check our other videos and be sure to macscribe
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How to 1st coat the sand and cement = th-cam.com/video/aCEGSUUl5Z4/w-d-xo.html
Another rendering video for inside = th-cam.com/video/sAxtghXJcK0/w-d-xo.html
macplastering , hey mac , great videos pal , been plastering over 15 years what do think to the plastic towels and sponge floating etc ? Cheers
Hi Luke mate hows it going ? same as me been at it over 15 years I dont mind the plazi but i do preffer it for the 1st wet trowel then i go for the stainless dont do much sponge floating but might do a few vids on when i would
macplastering hey mac thanks for your reply mate , only asking to see if you've had any experience laying on with the delehedy plastic towels seen it done on a few vids using the non foam back to lay first coat , quite traditional myself , so not sure on the finished results
this is the most i used it on video i did do a huge loft with it but my camera decided to not recorded it that day and man it did help me was lighter and seemed to give a little less resistance and gild over the skim but again its was the same as i did in this video bar i layed it on with a steel trowel th-cam.com/video/dtwoCW0BFaM/w-d-xo.html
macplastering cheers mac , thanks for the info pal
ya mate good tip not wetting the bottom of the wall u could see it was damp enough.nothing worse than a soaking wet wall.waiting all day to float up.the top always seem to dry faster anyway.soo good tip i learned the hard way.getting out the news paper etc
I do the same with papers at bottoms but do like it better with out a good few times its been a pain with papers and not rubbing great but no matter wat in winter its an up hill struggle :) funny story an old timer was telling me about the papers one he used he couldn't see as it was dark and the next morning he was walking into site and a few lads laughing at him hey what's up with he green and blue walls he said the dye came of the paper and stained the wall said its funny now but not at the time LOL
@@macplastering ha hilarious must be funny thinking back.as they say the writings on the wall lol.no winter is never easy time to rub up a wall even if its not raining but cold still affects the drying.maybe a shovel of lime mite help
I go for frost proffer another lad who's subscribed was telling me about crystals to put in that work better that the frost proffer especially for heads and things
@@emmettmccarthy7247 Cold is a killer for us plasterers , mate I love listening to the old timers they have seen it all and have the best of stories we should always have time for our elders as they have the wisdom :)
A TH-cam video to help people being more independent! Niiiiiceee! Love learning things!
Thanks Sara :)
Great work from you Mac, we just have too much rain and not enough dry sunny days these days , liked, have a terrific week with your wee one and family :)ms
Hi Music mate hope you and yours are safe and well
Nice strike off -- thanks for sharing Mac.
Hope you are well buddy
Thank you dear friend for sharing such an interesting and fun video! Good job! Thumbs up people!
thank you zorica :)
great videos brother
Thanks for watching man :)
@@macplastering absolutely 👍🏽
I thought the only way to achieve these complex tasks was to hire somebody else to do it for you. Well done taking the initiative and doing it yourself. You have beat the system :)
Hes a professional plasterer.😂 Hes showing how it's done.
Hope you are safe and well mate
Nice to be in the fresh air Listen to them birds 👍
Haha this other job i am doing there is so many birds on the house and believe it or not they fly at your head , and the guy told me they want us gone haha
You probably disturbing their hatchlings :)
more than likely haha they can get very aggressive after 2 3 times them coming past like that it cannot be a coincidence LOL
Love the new intro
Thanks you :)
Great work my friend !!! Well done; congrats! Thumb up! Like #27 Greetings !!
Hope you abd yours are safe and well my frined :)
Good!
Thank you my plastering brother :):)
Oh cool. Maybe one day now I can do a wall :)
Why not I am sure you could jut start of small :)
Hi there. I popped over from the wildlife channel streaming Live to check out your channel and if I'm honest to listen to your lovely Irish accent. I have been thinking of moving over to Eire. Thank you :)
Hi Laura thanks for watching haha thanks for the compliment glad im easy to listen too stay in touch :)
Oh I m going to subscribe . I will learn how to do things . I can do a bit of electrical and put shelves up etc . :) Got to keep learning even at my age lol
We learn everyday knowledge is the key to an easy life , I like to share mine to keep it alive
totally agree. I say it all the time in my vids. I'm not a trainer that suffers from thinking they know it all thank heavens :)
Great work my friend I like so much cool
Thank you for the support my friend :)
You do great work
Than you my friend :):):)
absolutely Brilliant ********
How many coats are needed to finish a wall, and when do we straighten and when do we finish?
Hi buddy Have a few videos will help you on the channel I have the mixing videos and then a video for every stage off rendering
@@macplastering yeh thanx for the reply, im watching them now xD 👍 keep up the good work
Hope they are helpful
Brilliant 👍👍👍
he buddy thank you for the support have a great day
Great vids btw👏🏻
Thank you mate hope you plan on adding me to the top that playlist :) Thanks for the support mate :)
Good evening, mate. I have a question. Do you embed fiberglass mesh in your scratch coat when rendering over lightweight blocks? Obviously, the mesh won't do any harm, but I'm not sure if it's a must. What do you think?
Thank you in advance. Excellent work, as always.
Take care and stay safe.
I have only used it on krend very little times on cement but i would try bed it in the another lick over and Scratch that almost a double coat
Mac see your 6ft feather edge that is Faithfull brand but the small 3ft one is this a spat with metal blade or plastic and also is that a refina one ?? Can’t find any spear and jackson / tyzak spatulas great vids thanks for your time and expert guidance 👌
its a spat rule buddy yes , and with metal blade its tyzack but might not be out just yet I will keep you informed mate and hit the bell to be notified for all the new vids ;) it is great for inside fireplaces and windows :)
Ok thanks for that Mac
Subscribed and bell is hit naturally 👍 wouldn’t miss your videos great information cheers bro 👌
Thanks Frank mate Need all the support i can get and glad you are gathering some info from the vids :)
Do you ever rule off with a speedskim? I’m quite fond of a Darby.
A little but do prefer the feather edge but they can still work with the right angle and if gear is wet
Will you be doin a vid of the finish mac. 👍👍
For sure mate it sure is leading that way :) have done a few so will have a lot to edit but trying to make it simple
Do you ever rule off with a Darby?
I dont have one but have used them a mate of mine had one pretty good tool they are what im doing here is similar technique. thanks for watching Robert mate hows things?
@@macplastering yeah as you say, same as a feather edge really, just with handles.
Yeah really good thanks mate, always watching 👍🏻 never too old to keep learning.
Keep up the videos mate, you’re doing a great job.
@@robertchinn8728 Thank you mate really appreciate your support and you are right we can always learn new tricks and techniques at this time i have been learning tonnes of fibrous plastering from 2 men that are brilliant at it
Hard to beat the Irish weather sunstroke one day washed out the next
Oh mate you just cant write it and the weather mean sure cannot predicted it I do preffer doing outside work under some cloud to keep it from drying to fast but no rain plsssss :)
Eh up mate what was yer ratio for 2nds 5-1 any Water proofer in this mix ? Cheers
Typically i do 4 to 1 make yes i use a taste of water proffer best to read them before you use though as some are both size and water proffer more off this to come we were live the other night lots of diffrent things covered on it not sure if you have seen the video ? hope this helps mate
Happy father's day
Thank you Norma its going great so far :):)
Alright mate what brand are your 6 and 3 foot straight edges
The large one is a faithful tool feather edge and the small spat edge is spear and Jackson / tyzack i think its a little smaller that 3 foot
Cheers for the info Mac 👌
Hey Mac Plastering, I had a go at my first way a few weeks ago, once it dried I found that the render became really powdery. I used a 4 to 1 mix and I was told to use a little washing up liquid as a plastersiezer….. I am guessing that this is what has coursed it, unless you can think of anything else. Its that bad when I try to sponge it down it starts to remove the material even after a few weeks of drying
what depth / thickness did you have it buddy ?
what type of sand did you use ?
how much soap per water /per litre ?
what where you rendering over
outside inside ?
weather ?
sorry for all these questions but it might be able to get me a solution for you mate
Thx for the reply Mac,
I did it about 1to 2cm
I used sharp sand
about a teaspoon of washing up liquid to 42 L full of mix, I didn’t measure the water as I just added till I got the consistency I wanted.
It was clay bricks but I scratch coated it first with with a 4 to 1 mix that was fine. I then Used PVA and water mix to help with the suction and the wall was slightly tacky before I put the floating coat on
It was outside and the weather was over cast
@@gmeadowcroft84 The main thing i would say would be you should go weaker as the coats come on say if you 1st coat 3 to 1 then next coat is 4 to 1 I would also say wet it down before the next coat as brick can suck water in like crazy at times a water proffer in the 1st coat would also help the next coat , slow down its setting time , plastering is all about timings can be hard to get it but it might also have set a little before you go on to it witch could have made those dusty burn mark and powder surface , if it dries to quick can cause it to happen ,its a real pain, Hope these ideas help you mate will try do a live stream and talk more on it during the week if you fancy it
That would be awesome Mac and I'd appreciate that a lot. The scratch coat had 3 to 4 days to dry but that rings true to be fair the floating coat did set rather quick. But i was eager for it to, to be fair as i felt is was going to rain... I have another raid size wall to have ago at so I'll try and use then thought you have passed on
@@gmeadowcroft84 Will try get a live stream about it all mate It is hard to put times on render and plaster as so much makes it dry diffrent understanding the background and the suction /timings is a big part but the more you do the more you will understand it
Do you work in Dublin
Have done before but from outside Belfast mate
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Drizzle fuxking uk. Hard to work stucco on days like. That which is every day.
Too much rain tooo much sun its hard to get the best weather for plastering outside :)