Oldschool and true craftsmanship like play. This takes me back when a friend of my Dad get to do the concrete works around our house. He is so cool just like a child playing with dirt, mixing and plastering and scatters cement powder like making a mess just to be amazed later on by the end result with awe. This mason deserves the best pay there is for his job. Thanks for posting!
I just found this video, I've been involved n construction for twenty years, and I have to say in that time I can count the number of men I have seen such pride in their work. This is not merely a tradesman, but a true craftsman at work, for whom nothing but his best work will do.
yes when you live in a country like his and you don't have much to do. lol that didn't require all that time. he must have not been paid by the hour. lol but the job is nice. interesting combinations
IT IS FANTASTIC ... I NEVER SEEN ....A MAN ...👀.✨ “SO PATIENT ” in his work !!! You did a great job... I been with you all the time looking....at what you realize... WOW 🙄. CONGRATULATION 🤔 ( In CANADA,CITY OF MONTRÉAL...)
This decorative technique is very popular in south east Asia, it's been around for hundred of years... you wash it off which reveals a coarse pebble surface with variations of color. very unique!
I thank you for sharing this... I did a shower like this. However, hind sight 20/20 your method much easier I now see... Next project I now have more knowledge. Thanks my friend. I love to diy 😜 ✌
I think that is better and fantastic for bathroom decoration in contrast of the classic tile decoration or for a swimming pool bottom which gives a more natural bottom effect!!!
excellent work in my country has worked granite same process but more smooth and do it with grinder machines and polishing !!! following your channel here be sure to post more videos of his work Brazil and the world is watching !!!
Thank you for your comment. Of course, there are a number of really good alternative methods being used to achieve high standard results. It is a good idea to use a grinding or polish machine to acquire a smooth and shiny surface. If possible, we would be interested to see a video in which you use this polishing machine on walls and other surfaces. Thanks again. In our country, we have a well known expression and that is we are never too old to learn.
hello friend does not work with this kind of stuff here in Brazil are each professional split has its area type who becomes stone ceramics porcelain coatings is tiler who tows (lining wall with cement and sand) and is based masonry bricks is known as a bricklayer the same works with reinforced concrete I am working on two areas but it is not our custom to use pebble to coat walls but seramicas generally that his work is known for art mosaic style stone but exite the coaters granules of granite that are other pros do a job similar to yours then gives polishing until smooth similar to porcelain but if you want to see some of my work I send personal videos usually do not show or disclose work on the web but I have a blog where I post issues related to the area of construction http: //cordeiropedreiro.blogspot.com.br/'ll look for some videos here on youtube concerning what I speak! you are Chinese nè ??? I'm from northeastern Brazil where I live following map www.google.com/maps/dir/-10.8378604,-37.0779518/R.+Vinte+e+Tr%C3%AAs,+186,+Ns.+do+Socorro+-+SE,+49160-000,+Brasil/@-10.8381378,-37.0779234,19z/data=!4m9!4m8!1m0!1m5!1m1!1s0x71aad79f3fcbb9f:0x1d74d6e183fd28c4!2m2!1d-37.1356215!2d-10.9039444!3e0?hl=pt-BR good job !!!
+Ivanilton Cordeiro Araujo Thank you for sharing your home town community projects and building structures with us. It seems there is a lot of work to complete here. And, many of the walls of these buildings would need to be cement rendered or subway, rock tile or ceramic could be installed for outward appearance. Here in my country we often use pebble dash or subway tiles together for decorative and to strenthen the outside walls. This is because we live in a tropical rainfall area. Best wishes and if you have any further questions, always welcome.
paciencia. lol porfavor por mas lindo que sea es absurdo se tard tanto en limpiar eso lol esas piedras no requieren esa paciencia pero alla no hay nada que hacer so se entretuvo. pero me pregunto el payaso que aguantaba la camara. lol nada que hacer en ese mundo para los pobres o retirados los tienen viviendo tan mal. than rica la china o pais asiatico y tan mal gobierno. y es de un pais donde hacer you tube videos es inlegal lol. Estuve en la china y es prohibido. pero imagino que si el te hiciera un trabajo le quisieras pagar por el trabajo no por la hora. lol eso dije yo. lindo pero raro.
Hello skylark..... may I ask how long do you leave the stone render to cure before sponging off the excess cement? Fantastic job you do here, have watched your other videos and am very impressed with your attention to detail and a great finish. True artisans..... it's a pleasure to watch.
he is the nicest looking construction man i've seen so far. first, his long hair look cool. 2nd, his dress.. modern, nice, and very clean. even his shoe is new and clean, free of cement. first i thought maybe this is not his full time career, just that he like to DIY. but if you see his forearm, it's very thick and those is muscle fiber type 1. so indeed it is a construction forearm type. mean, he really do construction job. so my conclusion to myself is : he is a full time construction worker. and that is his own house due to his nice dressing. anyway, his work is very nice and i like the way he work.. the area he work is very clean. he manage everything into a clean manner, his clothes, his working space, and those tools he used. well done.
Construction workers in Taiwan are like this. This technology is also common in Taiwan. The same is a Taiwanese. I am very happy to know that the Taiwanese have received such appreciation.
Construction workers in Taiwan are like this. This technology is also common in Taiwan. The same is a Taiwanese. I am very happy to know that the Taiwanese have received such appreciation.
beautiful work and great channel my question is what has been the best way to seek work in your country I have been plastering and rendering for about 10years and want to start on my own any advice would be great thank you
Great Video, thanks for sharing, couple of Questions, 1: The first coat of render you put down, is that Tile Adhesive? just spread with a notch trowel as a primer for your pebbble render? 2: Is that straight portland cement you mix with the pebbles? 2: why dont you mix some fine sand with the pebble render to reduce cement, and create more slurry/fines to help fill the gaps? 3: Do you use any additives, like plasticiser , latex or PVA bond crete type glues to aid adhesion? or just plain cement, pebbles and water? 4: do you ever give the pebble render an acid wash a couple days after the section of render is dry? Cheers!.
We are sorry for our late reply. To answer your first question. Yes, this is tile adhesive and we use this as part of the second coat and it acts as a bonding agent too. Yes it is also a primer to our pebble render. Secondly, yes it not only portland cement but we have added stone powder or we also call it lime mixed in with the pebbles. This stone powder acts as reinforcement to ensure the pebble dash is solidly bonded on the wall. Thirdly, no we don’t mix sand with the pebbles because when it dries, it contracts as you would know and this would cause cracks and it wouldn’t help to fill the gaps. So we wouldn’t advise you to do this. In fact, please don’t mix with sand as it will be a 100% failure. To answer question 4, .. we simply use tile adhesive, portland cement and stone powder mixed with water and please don’t use glues or any other additives because you will need to wash out with a sponge and if you use glues you could imagine the result. Finally, this is a good question. After two days we use a special liquid oil which we brush over the wall. Thank you for sharing your questions and view with us. We hope this has answered your questions. Always welcome, ...
+Sky Lark - Jumping in with a few questions too. First great job and well done. I always love this kind of finishing. I like to do this using a kind of red colored small gravel for an outsidewall. Around 25m2.I want to pre color the cement and then mix it with the gravel. I guess the lime make it smooth and plastisch. Should I use Lime with the color? Or does it soften/bleech the color? Also after two or three day’s ( covered ) drying, I would like to spray a epoxy film/layer to get it a little more protected and shiny. What do you think? Any suggestions of product? Lime vs color vs cement mix suggestions? Of course I will create a test area, but with good start information, like this and your comments I can save a lot of failures. Thank you very much.
+rvamerongen Thank you for your comment and sorry for our late response. Due to our busy schedule, we have not had time to get back to comments shared up until now. Yes, of course, the function of lime is not only to make the surface smooth but also ensures to reinforce the stone solidly on the wall. Yes, you can use lime with colored pebbles. Yes, it is a good idea to spray an epoxy layer in order to protect and maintain the shiny appearance. Yes, go ahead and try it out, .. the more you do the job, the more familiar you will be with this application. Everyone who likes this type of finish can try it out. Hopefully you can take a video of your project and we would be happy if you'd share it with us. We welcome any questions or queries. Thank you.
Idol I'm so proud for you being professional and being alone and also u look after your self. Good Bless You. more be careful for dust from the cement. be avoid lungs cancer
Very absorbing but what is it with the piece of batten? Also don't want to be alarmist but that top left corner had me on tenterhooks and it never got done! Good vid though, thanks.
Thanks for your comment. Yes, of course you can use a power cleaner to wash out the stone powder or so called stone mortar but be careful when using the power cleaning agent. First make sure the small stone mortar has completely dried before applying cleaner to wash out. Normally we can identify whether the small stone mortar has fully dried by a color change which should look like a natural cement color. Usually we wait for about 2 to 3 hours before washing out and this is why we use the sponge and water to wash out because we don't always have time to spare to wait for the drying out time. Also, this construction method we refer to as pebble stone reinforcement on walls. Hopefully this answers your query and always welcome. Thank you.
Thank you for viewing our video. To answer your question, ... first, we add water then the pebble stones. We add the lime or stone powder as well as cement and mix it with the electrical mixing machine. The proportion is, 2 cups stone powder, 1 cup pebble stones, 1 cup cement, 3.5 or 4 cups water. Once the small stones have been rendered, wait about 40 to 50 mins also depends on the weather. Then, use a large sponge from right to left direction aand from top to bottom. Please note, you must use tile adhesive to apply on the wall which will be your 2nd coat and this will act as a bonding agent before you render the pebble dash between the stone and brick to ensure that the small stones are solidly applied to the wall. We welcome any further questions.
This is a different method from pebble dash (which literally means you throw scoops of pebbles on wet plastered walls), but in my view this is much much nicer, It's a lot of work but an absolutely beautiful, and I would imagine more durable finish. I'm thinking is it possible to mix the pebbles into white or coloured cement? Is it a special type of cement you mixed in?
Thank you for your question. It is impossible that the mixture with pebbles should dry out and crack unless you forgot to add the bonding agent before you applied to the surface. So called bonding agent can be used as a tile adhesive just as we've used it here from the beginning of this video of ours. This means, with the added bonding agent, the pebbles will be solidly bonded to the surface. And, you need to add not only cement but also lime which we call stone powder. The ratio is: 1 cup cement, 6 cup stone powder (lime), and approximately 10 cup pebbles. To this add, roughly 7 - 10 cups of water. This ratio mixture should be correct. If possible, could you load up a video so that we can watch how you mix the mortar? And, what is your wall surface made out of? Please follow up with us and welcome to share your feedback. Please don't feel frustrated, just try it again, .. we'd be happy to help.
Great work! I am trying to do the same in US and need your help. What is the first coat comprised of? How long should we wait before applying the adhesive? How long should we wait until we apply the last coat with pebbles? Thanks.
Thank you for your comment. We are sorry for our late reply due to a busy schedule. Knowing that you are interested in the sand and cement pebble dash, we are sure you can do this job very well. To answer your question, ... our first coat is comprised of sand and cement and you should wait for about 24 hours before you apply the adhesive. And after the adhesive is applied, you can apply the pebbles directly. Just one thing more to keep in mind, 1) function of adhesive here is to act as a bonding agent, meaning to bond the wall and pebble stone and 2) after completing the application of final coat with pebble stone, you should wait about 45 mins to 1 hour for the application to dry. After this, you need a large sponge with which you will need to wash out the stone powder so that the pebble stones can shine through. If the pebble stone happen to fall down at this point, please wait a little longer to ensure it is dry. And "dry" means the pebbles are bonded solidly onto the wall. Normally, when we wash out the stone powder, we will also wash out just a few pebbles and this is okay but only about 1 to 2% can be lost. The most difficult part of this application is how to use the sponge properly to wash out the stone powder but leave the pebbles in place so wipe the surface gently. Thank you and we hope you can share with us a video to show your process of work. We welcome any further question or query.
Thanks for your response and encouragement. I am hoping to do atleast 50% as good as you. I have another question. Did you make the first application a scratch coat? Or was it a smooth surface before applying adhesive followed by pebbles.
+Ashok Madhvesh Thank you for your question. So called scratch coat is what we call rough surface and it doesn't matter whether first coat is smooth or rough. More importantly, is ensure the wall surface is vertical and horizontal. Also remember, adhesive acts as a bonding agent so we suggest you to use tile adhesive which should be easier for you when you apply it. If your first coat is not smooth, not to worry because by applying adhesive, it will make surface smooth eventually. Thanks again.
and he does this for a living ! very untidy worker , too lazy to clean tools in between skills, cement content too high, and should have remover the water meter and pipe,, I would not have for free.
so that's how that stuff is done, i was wondering how the pebble thing is achieved... seen it on some bank exteriors... always thought is some machined thing ... nice
I was watching this video and wondering what the hell you were doing when you mixed the pebbles, what sort of pebbledash is this idiot doing, I thought.Well sir I had to eat my thoughts when realised what you were doing, What a beautiful job you have done. Thank you for sharing this video.
Interesting technique and nice looking finish 👍🏿 seems a lot more time consuming than the process we use in the uk, where we lay on a butter coat then simply throw the desired stone on to butter coat then leave to dry ?? Good job tho
I watched the uk method on youtube, but in my opinion, this method although slower, seems to be stronger, more resistant. And looks like better. That's what i think and my opinion, obviously...
Lovely but where im from thats bot pebble dash now im no builder but was old enough to take notice when the builders my dad hired did our extension with pebble dash. He did all the same you're guy did wow he could be youre dad no offence intended cos I'm curious about what other ppl think ...I taught it was done very similar but instead of smoothing it they flicked the coarse mix at the wall where it would stick to the skin i think they called it now this was all 30odd yrs ago but I've the scariest of good memorie it looked similar but was the furthest away from smooth ...but its a lovely job I'd be lucky to have skills to match him ...
Ohhh i see what he did he washed out the excess from between the stones sorry pebbles its actually a nicer cleaner job ,if I remember correctly the builders didn't clean the dropped pebble mix before it started to set so there was a white line of a lime cement mix on the ground all the way around the house after they were done it faded after a couple of years but it was a point of contention between my parents for the rest of there marriage...my lesson here don't comment till the end of the video ...now i feel like an ass but have learned something new and for that I thank you both of you . In front of the camera and behind the camera...
Hello beautiful your work, a question what is the material that you apply in the first layer, and what is the proportion that you use? I appreciate your answer
Чувак ты кароновирусом не болеешь куда столько цемента щебень понятно капец мешок на ведро меня бы хозяин выгнал с работы такой экономией красавчик не чё не могу сказать 😎👏👍чувак ты как с пропорциями на фасад на внутрянку дружишь ? Дружище ты лучше всех я таких профанов ещё не видал чувак тебя с руками и ногами в ар декор возьмут работать начальники посмотрят это видио и незадумаясь тебе позвонят
Oldschool and true craftsmanship like play. This takes me back when a friend of my Dad get to do the concrete works around our house. He is so cool just like a child playing with dirt, mixing and plastering and scatters cement powder like making a mess just to be amazed later on by the end result with awe. This mason deserves the best pay there is for his job. Thanks for posting!
Guy is definitely a master craftsman around there -- he's wearing shoes not flip-flops to work.
I just found this video, I've been involved n construction for twenty years, and I have to say in that time I can count the number of men I have seen such pride in their work. This is not merely a tradesman, but a true craftsman at work, for whom nothing but his best work will do.
No truer word has ever been said. He is a MASTER.
yes when you live in a country like his and you don't have much to do. lol that didn't require all that time. he must have not been paid by the hour. lol but the job is nice. interesting combinations
Great job! I think that although it is slower than the typical pebble dash, this method is much more easier for a diy person like me. Thank you!
seriously imagine if he was paid by the hour, I want that job. it did turn out awesome jokes aside
IT IS FANTASTIC ... I NEVER SEEN ....A MAN ...👀.✨ “SO PATIENT ” in his work !!!
You did a great job... I been with you all the time looking....at what you realize... WOW 🙄. CONGRATULATION 🤔 ( In CANADA,CITY OF MONTRÉAL...)
hopefully he was paid by the job not by the hour. lol. love Canada!!
This decorative technique is very popular in south east Asia, it's been around for hundred of years... you wash it off which reveals a coarse pebble surface with variations of color. very unique!
Precision at its best...absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing your skills and talent. God bless you.
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small stones rendering on walls is another rendering skill. washing out small stone after they render onto walls. good job.
I thank you for sharing this... I did a shower like this. However, hind sight 20/20 your method much easier I now see... Next project I now have more knowledge. Thanks my friend. I love to diy 😜 ✌
Esa piedrita lavada .. quedó chingona mi maistro.....mamalona .... saludos desde México... hasta el Japón ....o donde sea hermanos....
Es de taiwan el hombre .
Quality Craftmanship,I like despite the small area being worked on gets professinal attention to detail
I think that is better and fantastic for bathroom decoration in contrast of the classic tile decoration or for a swimming pool bottom which gives a more natural bottom effect!!!
A work of training and patience. Nice result.
ho letto tutti i commenti, veramente brava, donna da sposare subito, lavoro perfetto
You should get a cover for that red and silver pole in front of the wall. Looking good
Exacting and precise work his attention to detail is admirable. He possesses the hands of a true craftsman.
excellent work in my country has worked granite same process but more smooth and do it with grinder machines and polishing !!! following your channel here be sure to post more videos of his work Brazil and the world is watching !!!
Thank you for your comment. Of course, there are a number of really good alternative methods being used to achieve high standard results. It is a good idea to use a grinding or polish machine to acquire a smooth and shiny surface. If possible, we would be interested to see a video in which you use this polishing machine on walls and other surfaces. Thanks again. In our country, we have a well known expression and that is we are never too old to learn.
hello friend does not work with this kind of stuff here in Brazil are each professional split has its area type who becomes stone ceramics porcelain coatings is tiler who tows (lining wall with cement and sand) and is based masonry bricks is known as a bricklayer the same works with reinforced concrete I am working on two areas but it is not our custom to use pebble to coat walls but seramicas generally that his work is known for art mosaic style stone but exite the coaters granules of granite that are other pros do a job similar to yours then gives polishing until smooth similar to porcelain but if you want to see some of my work I send personal videos usually do not show or disclose work on the web but I have a blog where I post issues related to the area of construction http: //cordeiropedreiro.blogspot.com.br/'ll look for some videos here on youtube concerning what I speak!
you are Chinese nè ???
I'm from northeastern Brazil where I live following map
www.google.com/maps/dir/-10.8378604,-37.0779518/R.+Vinte+e+Tr%C3%AAs,+186,+Ns.+do+Socorro+-+SE,+49160-000,+Brasil/@-10.8381378,-37.0779234,19z/data=!4m9!4m8!1m0!1m5!1m1!1s0x71aad79f3fcbb9f:0x1d74d6e183fd28c4!2m2!1d-37.1356215!2d-10.9039444!3e0?hl=pt-BR good job !!!
+Ivanilton Cordeiro Araujo Thank you for sharing your home town community projects and building structures with us. It seems there is a lot of work to complete here. And, many of the walls of these buildings would need to be cement rendered or subway, rock tile or ceramic could be installed for outward appearance. Here in my country we often use pebble dash or subway tiles together for decorative and to strenthen the outside walls. This is because we live in a tropical rainfall area. Best wishes and if you have any further questions, always welcome.
ok I'll be watching their work and have more curiosities can call that will be the disposition !! come meet Brazil !!!
Sky Lark, BRAVO !!!!!!!!!!!
i love the way he clean,trow and step on his tools and also i noticed the high quality tiles work
Thanks for the comments.
Very good job!In my country this pebble dash call KULIR and we doing in similar way.Thanx for interesting video.
Thank you for your comment and we are sorry for late reply. What does KULIR stand for? In my country, we call it washing out small stones, ...
alojzije Posted -
Very nice video. Love from Turqey to China.
Excellent,looks far better than pebble dashing in the UK.
It certainly looks great but imagine yer gaffers face when you've taken half a shift to do a coupla square metres!
A lot of work gone into that and it looks really nicely done.
العب خطر
que lindo trabajo tiene mucha pasiencia el señor no se en que parte del mundo estan pero el viento se oye que es muy fuerte gracias de nuevo
paciencia. lol porfavor por mas lindo que sea es absurdo se tard tanto en limpiar eso lol esas piedras no requieren esa paciencia pero alla no hay nada que hacer so se entretuvo. pero me pregunto el payaso que aguantaba la camara. lol nada que hacer en ese mundo para los pobres o retirados los tienen viviendo tan mal. than rica la china o pais asiatico y tan mal gobierno. y es de un pais donde hacer you tube videos es inlegal lol. Estuve en la china y es prohibido. pero imagino que si el te hiciera un trabajo le quisieras pagar por el trabajo no por la hora. lol eso dije yo. lindo pero raro.
دست شما دردنکند .آموزنده
بود .شوق زندگی رازیاد میکند .پرورش عملی وخود
کفایی باکمترین هزینه وکیفیت دلخواه .
Nice work here.
Please, what are the components of this mixture?
And where can I get the pebble stone?
Looks a lot better than the dash that gets thrown on
is there a tutorial for making plaid wall motifs like that?
Hello skylark..... may I ask how long do you leave the stone render to cure before sponging off the excess cement?
Fantastic job you do here, have watched your other videos and am very impressed with your attention to detail and a great finish. True artisans..... it's a pleasure to watch.
Muy bonito amigo felicitaciones Jhon jairo de Colombia
Wowowo good job love it 👌😍👌😍👌😍👌😍👌😍👌😍..!!
he is the nicest looking construction man i've seen so far. first, his long hair look cool. 2nd, his dress.. modern, nice, and very clean. even his shoe is new and clean, free of cement. first i thought maybe this is not his full time career, just that he like to DIY. but if you see his forearm, it's very thick and those is muscle fiber type 1. so indeed it is a construction forearm type. mean, he really do construction job. so my conclusion to myself is : he is a full time construction worker. and that is his own house due to his nice dressing. anyway, his work is very nice and i like the way he work.. the area he work is very clean. he manage everything into a clean manner, his clothes, his working space, and those tools he used. well done.
Some observation!
Get a room Vince.
Construction workers in Taiwan are like this.
This technology is also common in Taiwan.
The same is a Taiwanese. I am very happy to know that the Taiwanese have received such appreciation.
Nice houses this China or somewhere else just curious?
This guy is a true artist!
Thank you, for a vid, without music! TY so much
Construction workers in Taiwan are like this.
This technology is also common in Taiwan.
The same is a Taiwanese. I am very happy to know that the Taiwanese have received such appreciation.
saldon2007 same in Nigeria
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Where can I find this pebble stone in Nigeria ? And the other mixing agent, what is it called?
a real professional cement renderer. great.
Wow keren ... Beautiful and clean
very nice ... excelent .... by Andi Aufar putra Soppeng-South celebes-Indonesia
beautiful work and great channel my question is what has been the best way to seek work in your country I have been plastering and rendering for about 10years and want to start on my own any advice would be great thank you
Great Video, thanks for sharing, couple of Questions,
1: The first coat of render you put down, is that Tile Adhesive? just spread with a notch trowel as a primer for your pebbble render?
2: Is that straight portland cement you mix with the pebbles?
2: why dont you mix some fine sand with the pebble render to reduce cement, and create more slurry/fines to help fill the gaps?
3: Do you use any additives, like plasticiser , latex or PVA bond crete type glues to aid adhesion? or just plain cement, pebbles and water?
4: do you ever give the pebble render an acid wash a couple days after the section of render is dry?
Cheers!.
We are sorry for our late reply. To answer your first question. Yes, this is tile adhesive and we use this as part of the second coat and it acts as a bonding agent too. Yes it is also a primer to our pebble render. Secondly, yes it not only portland cement but we have added stone powder or we also call it lime mixed in with the pebbles. This stone powder acts as reinforcement to ensure the pebble dash is solidly bonded on the wall. Thirdly, no we don’t mix sand with the pebbles because when it dries, it contracts as you would know and this would cause cracks and it wouldn’t help to fill the gaps. So we wouldn’t advise you to do this. In fact, please don’t mix with sand as it will be a 100% failure. To answer question 4, .. we simply use tile adhesive, portland cement and stone powder mixed with water and please don’t use glues or any other additives because you will need to wash out with a sponge and if you use glues you could imagine the result. Finally, this is a good question. After two days we use a special liquid oil which we brush over the wall. Thank you for sharing your questions and view with us. We hope this has answered your questions. Always welcome, ...
Sky Lark Very good, thanks for the reply. Just one last question, when you say Stone dust, you essentially just mean lime?
+Aaron James Yes, the dust comes from the lime. You are right. Thank you.
+Sky Lark - Jumping in with a few questions too.
First great job and well done. I always love this kind of finishing.
I like to do this using a kind of red colored small gravel for an outsidewall. Around 25m2.I want to pre color the cement and then mix it with the gravel. I guess the lime make it smooth and plastisch. Should I use Lime with the color? Or does it soften/bleech the color?
Also after two or three day’s ( covered ) drying, I would like to spray a epoxy film/layer to get it a little more protected and shiny. What do you think? Any suggestions of product? Lime vs color vs cement mix suggestions? Of course I will create a test area, but with good start information, like this and your comments I can save a lot of failures. Thank you very much.
+rvamerongen Thank you for your comment and sorry for our late response. Due to our busy schedule, we have not had time to get back to comments shared up until now. Yes, of course, the function of lime is not only to make the surface smooth but also ensures to reinforce the stone solidly on the wall. Yes, you can use lime with colored pebbles. Yes, it is a good idea to spray an epoxy layer in order to protect and maintain the shiny appearance. Yes, go ahead and try it out, .. the more you do the job, the more familiar you will be with this application. Everyone who likes this type of finish can try it out. Hopefully you can take a video of your project and we would be happy if you'd share it with us. We welcome any questions or queries. Thank you.
Idol I'm so proud for you being professional and being alone and also u look after your self. Good Bless You. more be careful for dust from the cement. be avoid lungs cancer
Excellent work looks very nice
Good Workman ship Excellent
Very absorbing but what is it with the piece of batten? Also don't want to be alarmist but that top left corner had me on tenterhooks and it never got done! Good vid though, thanks.
Muy curioso.maravilloso trabajo
Mmmmm, just wondering what covers the wooden batten,,?? Always wondered how they did that,! me ? I’m a73 yo plasterer, 58 years in the trade,😀🇬🇧🇬🇧
👌👌👌
Trabalho lindo...
Vou fazer aqui na minha casa..🇧🇷😍
si pero no con ese tipo si le vas a pagar por hora. lol jajaja brazil bello lo amo
Respect for this craftsmen from India. Thanks for sharing.
Zulfikar Abdulaziz It is in Taiwan
John Ho lol
india i don't think so lol try again. but excellent job thou
very nice job...from India Mumbai Prashant Naik
Turn off the water, remove the meter, cover the opening pipes, after cemented done, replace the meter back.
The water system is usually controlled by a government agency and in developing countries bureaucracy and bribery delay things. Not worth the effort.
This is in fukin japan
Not a developing country mate
Greattttttt, what a informative video, Thanks You sooo Much :)
I see this is how the mixing is done, great work
thanks for the comments.
was it intended to leave those pebbles stuck to the wood strip? much easier to remove before it sets!
This old man is the grand Master.
This cannot get old such skill 💪💪💪
nice job, but can you also use a power wash to wash off the cement or will it be a bad idea
Thanks for your comment. Yes, of course you can use a power cleaner to wash out the stone powder or so called stone mortar but be careful when using the power cleaning agent. First make sure the small stone mortar has completely dried before applying cleaner to wash out. Normally we can identify whether the small stone mortar has fully dried by a color change which should look like a natural cement color. Usually we wait for about 2 to 3 hours before washing out and this is why we use the sponge and water to wash out because we don't always have time to spare to wait for the drying out time. Also, this construction method we refer to as pebble stone reinforcement on walls. Hopefully this answers your query and always welcome. Thank you.
yes it would be a bad idea. nevertheless he didn't have to do that slow. I never seen such thing lol. but power wash no never.
How exactly did u mix pebble dash? how long should I leave it to dry before I wash it?
Thank you for viewing our video. To answer your question, ... first, we add water then the pebble stones. We add the lime or stone powder as well as cement and mix it with the electrical mixing machine. The proportion is, 2 cups stone powder, 1 cup pebble stones, 1 cup cement, 3.5 or 4 cups water. Once the small stones have been rendered, wait about 40 to 50 mins also depends on the weather. Then, use a large sponge from right to left direction aand from top to bottom. Please note, you must use tile adhesive to apply on the wall which will be your 2nd coat and this will act as a bonding agent before you render the pebble dash between the stone and brick to ensure that the small stones are solidly applied to the wall. We welcome any further questions.
This is a different method from pebble dash (which literally means you throw scoops of pebbles on wet plastered walls), but in my view this is much much nicer, It's a lot of work but an absolutely beautiful, and I would imagine more durable finish. I'm thinking is it possible to mix the pebbles into white or coloured cement? Is it a special type of cement you mixed in?
If you go 1gpc .1sand 2pebbles you never gonna go wrong ,,white cement alone woudnt hold the pebbles thanks
may i know what is the ration of cement water and the stone.. i did diy a small portion but after dry it crack what is the problem?
Thank you for your question. It is impossible that the mixture with pebbles should dry out and crack unless you forgot to add the bonding agent before you applied to the surface. So called bonding agent can be used as a tile adhesive just as we've used it here from the beginning of this video of ours. This means, with the added bonding agent, the pebbles will be solidly bonded to the surface. And, you need to add not only cement but also lime which we call stone powder. The ratio is: 1 cup cement, 6 cup stone powder (lime), and approximately 10 cup pebbles. To this add, roughly 7 - 10 cups of water. This ratio mixture should be correct. If possible, could you load up a video so that we can watch how you mix the mortar? And, what is your wall surface made out of? Please follow up with us and welcome to share your feedback. Please don't feel frustrated, just try it again, .. we'd be happy to help.
the material that you first used to setup the stones. was the cement or grout?
Yeah supposedly
So was it cement or grout?
Excellent, Very good professional
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Esse cara não tem pressa, ele tem é qualidade. (Brasil)
Nice hairdo...
Crazynes, I love it n will do it over n over on mi Garden... Bring more ideas😘😘😘
haha..
jterima kasih . tangan tangan trampil ... kami telah mendapatksn tambahan ilmu
I have really enjoyed your video and I have learned something.Thank you very much
we filipino's are great in this kind of work.see it,and amaze.
Hola muy interesante me gusto donde consigo ese.material o como se llama ese material .
Beautiful. Good Job! I will try this at home.
What is the name of the machine used to mixe the cement, stones and water.
Great video. I needed the detailed demonstration. Thanks
WOW Best solo work so far!
Great work! I am trying to do the same in US and need your help. What is the first coat comprised of? How long should we wait before applying the adhesive? How long should we wait until we apply the last coat with pebbles?
Thanks.
Thank you for your comment. We are sorry for our late reply due to a busy schedule. Knowing that you are interested in the sand and cement pebble dash, we are sure you can do this job very well. To answer your question, ... our first coat is comprised of sand and cement and you should wait for about 24 hours before you apply the adhesive. And after the adhesive is applied, you can apply the pebbles directly. Just one thing more to keep in mind, 1) function of adhesive here is to act as a bonding agent, meaning to bond the wall and pebble stone and 2) after completing the application of final coat with pebble stone, you should wait about 45 mins to 1 hour for the application to dry. After this, you need a large sponge with which you will need to wash out the stone powder so that the pebble stones can shine through. If the pebble stone happen to fall down at this point, please wait a little longer to ensure it is dry. And "dry" means the pebbles are bonded solidly onto the wall. Normally, when we wash out the stone powder, we will also wash out just a few pebbles and this is okay but only about 1 to 2% can be lost. The most difficult part of this application is how to use the sponge properly to wash out the stone powder but leave the pebbles in place so wipe the surface gently. Thank you and we hope you can share with us a video to show your process of work. We welcome any further question or query.
Thanks for your response and encouragement. I am hoping to do atleast 50% as good as you. I have another question. Did you make the first application a scratch coat? Or was it a smooth surface before applying adhesive followed by pebbles.
+Ashok Madhvesh Thank you for your question. So called scratch coat is what we call rough surface and it doesn't matter whether first coat is smooth or rough. More importantly, is ensure the wall surface is vertical and horizontal. Also remember, adhesive acts as a bonding agent so we suggest you to use tile adhesive which should be easier for you when you apply it. If your first coat is not smooth, not to worry because by applying adhesive, it will make surface smooth eventually. Thanks again.
+Sky Lark sir do you mean marble powder as lime?
Magnifique, its really good job and well done
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Great Job ............. A REAL Craftsman !!!
A good builder with good skills.
and he does this for a living ! very untidy worker , too lazy to clean tools in between skills, cement content too high, and should have remover the water meter and pipe,, I would not have for free.
This should be called Pebble Tile lol... Great JOB!
Greetings - I wish I could know what materials are used
I would gladly pay this artist a £100 pounds an hour, wonder how much he really got payed.
so that's how that stuff is done, i was wondering how the pebble thing is achieved... seen it on some bank exteriors... always thought is some machined thing ... nice
That is a marvellous Work , i take my Hart off my Head.
lol yes I take off my HAT as well but seriously lol all that time wasn't required for that. Hope he was being paid by the job and not by the hour. lol
Terima kasih, selamat bekerja
Very good !!! Thanks for sharing,!! Batman
Very nice job!
Looks great!👍👌
As if by magic, he wipes the wall, an a beautiful pebble dash finish is revealed....
yes sir,even you may try it
Yesssss I said same thing,,,stunning
I was watching this video and wondering what the hell you were doing when you mixed the pebbles, what sort of pebbledash is this idiot doing, I thought.Well sir I had to eat my thoughts when realised what you were doing, What a beautiful job you have done. Thank you for sharing this video.
& fast !
Surendra Nerurkar
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Shit job I can better than him.his slow.top is not straight.im render by trade
a professional cement renderer.
excellent job! .. however, cannot stop looking at the mis-alignment of the tiles (the gray ones).
Michelle Maquiling
做完多久可以開始擦
Slowly but surely, nice job
Yeah you got that right baby just the way I like to do it slowly but surely👙
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Beautiful work! really gorgeous wall.
It would be nice if the person making the video would narrate and give the locations of where to get materials
Interesting technique and nice looking finish 👍🏿 seems a lot more time consuming than the process we use in the uk, where we lay on a butter coat then simply throw the desired stone on to butter coat then leave to dry ?? Good job tho
I watched the uk method on youtube, but in my opinion, this method although slower, seems to be stronger, more resistant. And looks like better. That's what i think and my opinion, obviously...
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Can we add another coloured cement coat and again wipe so that the contrast will come interesting?
Lovely but where im from thats bot pebble dash now im no builder but was old enough to take notice when the builders my dad hired did our extension with pebble dash. He did all the same you're guy did wow he could be youre dad no offence intended cos I'm curious about what other ppl think ...I taught it was done very similar but instead of smoothing it they flicked the coarse mix at the wall where it would stick to the skin i think they called it now this was all 30odd yrs ago but I've the scariest of good memorie it looked similar but was the furthest away from smooth ...but its a lovely job I'd be lucky to have skills to match him ...
Ohhh i see what he did he washed out the excess from between the stones sorry pebbles its actually a nicer cleaner job ,if I remember correctly the builders didn't clean the dropped pebble mix before it started to set so there was a white line of a lime cement mix on the ground all the way around the house after they were done it faded after a couple of years but it was a point of contention between my parents for the rest of there marriage...my lesson here don't comment till the end of the video ...now i feel like an ass but have learned something new and for that I thank you both of you . In front of the camera and behind the camera...
Hello beautiful your work, a question what is the material that you apply in the first layer, and what is the proportion that you use? I appreciate your answer
Mui interesante y educativo
Чувак ты кароновирусом не болеешь куда столько цемента щебень понятно капец мешок на ведро меня бы хозяин выгнал с работы такой экономией красавчик не чё не могу сказать 😎👏👍чувак ты как с пропорциями на фасад на внутрянку дружишь ? Дружище ты лучше всех я таких профанов ещё не видал чувак тебя с руками и ногами в ар декор возьмут работать начальники посмотрят это видио и незадумаясь тебе позвонят
I am just wondering why he didn't wet the wall some more because the material gonna flake off