HOW TO GET PRO FINISH PATCHING PLASTER DEMONSTRATION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2020
- This is how I get a professional plaster patch finished to a high standard, this plastering demonstration shows every step of the patch job from start to finish. I show eatch stage and explain what I am doing what preparation is needed I show the tools trowels hawk brushes I used, the plaster mixed is multi finish, reminding you to prepare and double check the plasterboard and drywall screws are sound solid and not lose. Showing you in detail the way a great finish at the joint and edges are achieved the processes I take to get it clean with the sponge and brush what to look out for and what to do to make the job faster easier and better, patching is a hard job not always physical but can require a great eye and some skill and patience to get good a good patch will be almost if not invisible to the eye after the plaster has dried and is painted, plaster used multi finish plaster 25kg but it only took around 10kg to complete job orange scrim tape galvanised or collated dry wall screws clean cold water. Tools used Refina stainless steel trowel pointsman hawk refina water brush cheap angle brush spear and jackson / tyzack bucket scoop / trowel , 2 builders buckets for mixing the plaster and cleaning / trowelling of the plaster car sponge for cleaning edges of the ceiling and wall from access plaster b and q hop up for getting to the height, super flex 3 refinas premium black handled golden trowel edition, plaster was mixed by the collomix cordless mixing drill from rambootools dust sheets brush and shovel cordless drill makita as a back up for lose or low screws / plasterboard Van used to pull these tools around vauxhall movano .
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If you can donate or support in any way would be GREAT!
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i would donate but dont have a bank account or anything.never opened up 1.i do like what u done fair play to u
@@emmettmccarthy7247 Thanks man I always wanted to help charities and these ones especially as they means a lot to our family and me I still want to do more yet :)
Brilliant video mac that has helped me so much as I've always struggled with plastering up to the edges of the old plaster by trying to feather it in which always makes the patch visible when dry! So thanks for that mate.👍
Hi mate for sure sometime feathering in is the only option and a better one but I find on the most this is the best way to go for a better joint , Glad this is helped you some Christopher mate :)
Many thanks sir
no problem's :)
Great vid mac 👍👍👍
Hi Murph man Thanks :) hope your well mate
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Happy Monday...be blessed...be safe...🤗🙏😘😘
Thank you Hope you guys are doing great
Great video thanks for sharing 👍.
Not a problem Charlie mate again we got a good few patching videos up now with a few more methods ect of getting a great job done
Great video thanks
Than you for that feedback my friend means the world happy skimming :)
Just want to say I really enjoyed your video. I do it the same way as you which was the way I was taught at college years ago. I dont understand the scriming over onto the existing plaster as it always stands out as it creates a higher point whilst the board is lower. To skim it then means the skim is too thick in the middle to get it anywhere near flat with the existing ceiling. Never had any issues with cracking. A similar thing I see is when people plaster chases after rewires. Instead of just bonding, cuting edges back if necessary and skimming it flush they skim over and make a big bulge on plaster.🙈 Great to see someone taking time and effort to get it right. Good video 👍👍
Hi Dave seems me and you are on the same brainwave when it comes to these type of jobs , yea feathering has its place but not so much on this type of patch or like you say tracks :) Thanks again and good to hear from you Dave
Hi Mac, another good job, seen that show on tv when the guy left the towel on the cooker 😃 forgot you attacked your beard last week,, still giggling 👍👍
Yea man I didnt want to keep audio on from it encase you tube took video down but wow that was crazy TV lucky he stayed calm ehh ... Couldn't use that ox to finish its blunt now LOL might be seeing ore of the refina superflex 3 now
this is super helpful to me.... waiting 6 weeks for a guy to do it was the straw that broke the camel's back.
Glad it was helpful mate and hope you get on well with the job
You made it look easy, going to have a go at it tomorrow same job will probably take me a couple of hours lol wish me luck and thank you for the video, sub'd
Best of luck buddy, have a few patching videos might be of more help yes patching is all about that joint and timings Thanks for the support man means tonne :):)
So wish it was done like this in Australia-we do what the U.S Do-just the joints are done and sanded -That there is real plastering-love all the trowel finish work-sorts out the real craftsmen.
Hey mate thank you so much man your words mean a lot :) I thought the older Australian houses where Victorian ? but there cant be many of them or many left I would think ?
@@macplastering -yes if only Australia put more emphasis on restoration and not pull down all old work to put up drywall i would be a very happy old spreads-all old places either lath or solid lime plaster-would love to work on that full time again
@@dismaldog I hear you mate I see it here to pulling down old building to build new makes you wonder just how far the throwaway society has gone , the detail in the older buildings can be mind blowing compared to just flat plasterboard walls no features or details
@@macplastering -looking forward to more vids mate-also the live ones which i can't always catch and the tool talk!
@@macplastering -actually got approached the other day in the street to do some work-just hoping for some sand/cement render as he was talking about so lets hope!
Top vid mate 👍
Cheers buddy .Will have to get them found dug and poured soon to keep me busy :) oh man them wet blocks are heavy work so you guys for sure earn the coin :)
@@macplastering yere bloody some of them are far to heavy. will make a good vid that mate👍👍👍
@@markhep Just promise not to make to much fun of my brick laying skills LOL
@@macplastering 😂😂😂LOL I will go easy on you 🤣🤣👍👍👍
Slow and steady lol it isnt much a corse if block on an old wall a pillar to suppourt it sum and the ive to do a small found and build somthing lol
If you notice the views going up it's probably me watching it over and over again
Haha sweet man :) hope this videos dose ok when Live in the middle of anther video for rendering haha but will probs take ages to get it all done / recorded edited and uploaded but will keep me busy :) Glad the videos are helping come mate if ever need just ask and if i can help you on anything i will 100%
Hi great video. How do you scrape off the old plaster on the existing board?
You can gently knife a line but dont cut into the plasterboard below and then scrap off and you can scrim over it easy that way have a look here - th-cam.com/video/wrmlk8nhDSc/w-d-xo.html
the exact same way i patch in.ive seen people putting the skrim halfway on the slab and paint.dont like dat.its better to skrim the way u did.butt skrim i call it.theres no hump then.lol time to sponge float it well done
Great minds think alike :) I was taught a few diffrent ways this was my old bosses way he preferred and I agreed and think its the best way , I have anther on just lie this coming up only I cut the skim back so I could offer the scrim tape over the joints :)
Same here. Looks so much better. 👍
Covid mate 👍
you missed the ol :) cheers mate appreciate the support :)
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Thanks for the nice comment of motivation and hope i have motivated a few lads to get on the trowel and learn this trade :)
Enjoy the vids Mac, watched nearly all of your skimming videos (not a plasterer) bit confused as to when to start your 1st trowel after your second coat, first trowel with little to no water almost immediately after getting second coat on? Cheers for the vids
Hi mate yes as soon as i get it on i flatting it ? what how have you seen this video ??? its not live yet ????
Thanks for the support mate can you tell me how you came to this video ?
did you find it on youtube search > please let me know mate
Hello mate, I was browsing through your "how to playlist" actively trying to pluck up the courage to put on my first skim so was looking through your guides and it was in the playlist section, however didn't show up in your main videos section so that may be the problem mate hope you fix it quality video though
@@np1565 Wow thanks mate usually that dont go live until the video is live haha thanks for watching mate glad you liked it have more like it coming to , ps big video coming tomorrow for charity hope you get time to watch and support in any way possible mate
@@macplastering yes ofcourse anything for a good cause and to keep this channel pumping out quality content! In on of your future videos do you think you could put in the description your timings for everything? Like 1st coat flatten 2nd coat flatten wait 10 then when
1st wet trowel or when 2nd wet and when 3rd dry thanks for you help
Hi Mac, can you still buy plaster where you are?
Hi Robin good to see you here mate , as far as i know yes some sites started back end of the week , are you guys out of plaster ?
@@macplastering its impossible to buy plaster where we are in Surrey and South London, some people are selling on Ebay for 50plus a bag!!!!!
@@ukconstruction Wow so the few half bags laying in my van are now worth something LOL guys should not be trying to take advantage of times like this but it seems to happen more and more , i hear the mines and factories are opened again so hopefully stock will get back to normal soon mate
Hi Mac, is the piece of board flush with the original plaster before you skim it? Thanks
Not flush 3 mill under
we have load's of patching videos on channel if you need a few more but yes thanks for watching :)
How far does your scrim tape go over the joint on to the white part of the ceiling?
Hi Glynn I dont over lap it if I dont have to as i find it is a much better finish , the board the guy has actually used is called gypboard it has a rounded edge was designed to not be scrimmed but i would still recommend scrimming it all i have done here is offer it up tight to the old plaster and get it over the joint as much as possible , thing we must remember is even if it was scrimmed over the white as well it could still crack and also look a worse joint/patch if you get me ?
mac plastering great plastering mate I do think you should scrim half on the board half on the white with the bigger scrim tape fill it out first then scrim it less chance of cracking mate
Won’t it crack if the scrim isn’t overlapping to the ceiling
there was another patch on this ceiling i done the same way with no cracks so simple answer is it might crack but even with scrim it might crack , but with scrim it will be a little bump at the edge's witch to me dont look good this way to me looks the best nice and flush also when feathering finish out so thin it risks coming off as its to thin , I have another video upcoming where it might be even better way to go , will have it uploaded in a few weeks hopefully have k rend videos to come this weekend
Nice plastering but Yes the tape is disigned to bridge the gap to stop cracks. No idea why youd bother putting just around the edge of a board
I noticed your scrim doesn't cover the old ceiling ie half the new half the old will it not crack please reply
I would very rarely do that mate as i find it gives a nasty joint and very noticeable way more so than a hairline crack , but I have scrimmed the gaps with can help prevent the crack you can patch both ways but i feel this is the best way to go remember just because it is scrimed wont mean it cannot crack nothing in all the years I been plastering has been 100% crack free yet not sure there ever will be , I do like doing the whole wall or ceiling instead of patching but sometimes a patch is the most sensible do i think this will crack nope and will it paint good yes but you got to do what works best for you , believe it or not I had done a patch on this ceiling years before and it didn't crack and was very hard to see , this ceiling had a leak in it the has been the 2nd leak from another pipe , hope this helps mate
@@macplastering very good I do some patching some times next time I will do it your way just boarded a door way up scrim ed both edges ie. Half an half then feather ed it in your way is a lot neater thank you
@@michaelburr9104 Both can work Micheal mate I just have found this over the years to be the best for me but patching is never easy it has it challenges for sure Thanks for the support Micheal mate
Tidy mate 😉
@@desdoyle9176 Hi Des dole mate thanks man hope your staying safe :)
Nice one. You use 9.5mm board for the patch.
I think that board is actually whats called gyp sheet it has a rounded edge witch was designed so you dont need to scrim but I always scrim it when i come across it as have seen it crack but not sure on the depth as it was ready for me coming :)
Very good video were are u based
work all over but mostly work in Belfast mate what about yourself ?
@@macplastering I Ave spoken to you before I am a dryliner ceiling fixer I have been working on a jewelers shop shop for 2 half years he now owes me money I have done everything new walls new ceilings hung 12 doors I am 70 now just about knackered I live in hull one of the best plasters and fastest I have seen he is Irish gary golding such a nice guy
@@michaelburr9104 Oh man sorry to hear he hasnt paid you , guys like that would be the 1st to cry if they where wronged or took on plasterers can get it hard in all ways and directions for sure as if the jobs not hard enough sometimes we either have to wait for money or beg to get what is ours thankfully guys i work regular for are good and know the crack you will find the Irish have plastering down to a fine art some the older guys i know and worked with are real good and super fast at it to mind-blowingl how good they are, yes mate thought recognised your name :) And have huge respect for you still pushing that trowel at 70 I salute you brother :)