Jinger
Jinger
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HOW TO PLASTERBOARD A WALL **DETAILED** (DOT & DAB METHOD)
Back with another plastering How-to!
People seemed hungry to learn how to plaster so I’ve made another one where I explain how to Dryline using plasterboard adhesive.
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Видео

HOW TO PLASTER A WALL *Detailed*
Просмотров 9 тыс.4 года назад
If you want to get an introduction to plastering a wall to a decent plaster finish, then you’ve come to the right place. I’ve tried to go into a decent amount of detail to give you a quick crash course in plastering. Obviously, you’re not going to be able to plaster perfectly after watching this, so I’d suggest going on actual plastering courses and getting hands-on if you want to get better at...
[RenoVlog] THE BATHROOM IS TILED (Bathroom Renovation)
Просмотров 2004 года назад
With the Corona Virus epidemic in full swing, I've had time to get some work done. In this video, I continue progress in the bathroom and finish all the tiling work. Like & Subscribe for more content!
[RenoVlog] | Plastering The Kitchen
Просмотров 8434 года назад
Finally, some plaster on the walls! In this video, follow me through the process of plastering my kitchen. Be sure to check out my previous video of creating a fire barrier ceiling to see the whole process. Like & subscribe if you enjoy the video, I'm going to be uploading a lot more regularly in 2020. Enjoy!
[Renovlog] Fireproofing the kitchen ceiling!
Просмотров 8155 лет назад
With the bathroom nearly ready to plaster, we’ve moved onto the next room in the project - the kitchen! In this video I’ll explain my methods in which I use to create a fire-resistant kitchen ceiling. I appreciate all the support, likes, subscriptions and comments, I’d like to think somebody might learn or understand more about what goes into renovating houses and some of the necessary consider...
[RenoVlog] I NEARLY HAVE A BATHROOM (Bathroom Renovation)
Просмотров 1825 лет назад
Some things pay off eventually. It taken me a while to do this video due to the amount of work involved and being held back by low funds and time. But it’s slowly progressing. I apologise for the repeated music, I uploaded this via mobile and tried the RUclips editor. It’s safe to say that I couldn’t work out how to edit in multiple tracks. Anyhow, now the bathroom has taken shape, I’m going to...
[RenoVlog] I GOT SOME HELP (bathroom renovation)
Просмотров 1425 лет назад
Oh hi. I’m slowly getting the hang of this video editing thing. It’s by no means perfect but it’s better than the last one! Anyhow, this is a continuation on from the last video, in the quest to renovate my house - starting in the bathroom. I know it’s not exactly a thrilling watch, but I spend a lot of time doing the work in the video, let alone recording and editing it all. So if you’ve got a...
Dining Room Renovation Continued!
Просмотров 2945 лет назад
We're Back! Here is the continuation of renovating the dining room from scratch. This video focuses on lining the walls ready for the finishing plaster and my improved ceiling design. Apologies for the irregular uploads, juggling a full time job, night college, hobbies, renovation work, filming & editing & relationships takes a lot of work! I plan on uploading shorter videos on smaller chunks o...
Dining room renovation! (well, the start of it)
Просмотров 1605 лет назад
This is the video for the start of the renovation for the dining room! There's fast cars, danger, fire and knives.. just kidding, there's none of that stuff, but it's worth a watch anyway. Please don't try and copy anything in this video, it isn't intended to be instructional! Enjoy!
Stepping up the game - Stairway Room Drylining (Part 2/3)
Просмотров 8566 лет назад
This is the second video in a series of the next part of my project, which is all about restoring my stairway to a modern condition. This video is all about drylining, and preparing the stairway to the point that it can be plastered. I've placed this series into 3 parts as I'm limited by real-world time to actually fund and complete the work to record it, so I'm releasing them in separate parts...
Stepping up the game - Stairway Room prep (Part 1/3)
Просмотров 1666 лет назад
This is the first video in a series of the next part of my project, which is all about restoring my stairway to a modern condition. This video is all about the pre-plastering preparation of the walls. It may be a slightly basic concept, but the whole point of these are to document the journey. I've placed them into 3 parts as I'm limited by real-world time to actually fund and complete the work...
Replacing the Joists
Просмотров 13 тыс.6 лет назад
This video is about changing a couple of rotten joists in my house. I'm currently refurbishing my house and I thought I may as well document it for the sake of anyone thinking of doing the same. I work within the building & construction industry and have many years experience, so don't try and copy anything without a professional opinion. Music: Caravan Palace - Mighty/Wonderland Disclaimer: Ev...

Комментарии

  • @HARRYYZ125
    @HARRYYZ125 3 месяца назад

    🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @joey200867
    @joey200867 5 месяцев назад

    😂 been doing it years ? Where’s the mega mixer lad

  • @user-bt1kp2ve3i
    @user-bt1kp2ve3i 5 месяцев назад

    I think it it would be better with no crap music did not know what you were telling me because of the repetitive brain destroying music

  • @ladakhsail1
    @ladakhsail1 7 месяцев назад

    Cheers...🍻

  • @leojilka
    @leojilka 7 месяцев назад

    Very insightful 👏 thanks

  • @colinclark9162
    @colinclark9162 8 месяцев назад

    carron needs to get a life

  • @shanerussell8372
    @shanerussell8372 9 месяцев назад

    Great video. What do you do when you have existing door/window trims and the plasterboard raises the height to almost the height of the door trim surround.

  • @10triumphs
    @10triumphs 9 месяцев назад

    Just about to do my kitchen with the insulation/plasterboard best demonstration I’ve seen on RUclips

  • @DjbreedKronikaudio
    @DjbreedKronikaudio 9 месяцев назад

    Detailed dot amd dab without dots 😂

  • @IsmailKhan-yz3cx
    @IsmailKhan-yz3cx 11 месяцев назад

    What is the green stuff called ?

  • @johnstone5286
    @johnstone5286 Год назад

    how can you run an extractor fan along void in ceiling for approximately 20ft Im sure once you breached the fire board its not fire secured

  • @erictorbet8104
    @erictorbet8104 Год назад

    Great video! You don't need to wait between 1st and 2nd layers of plaster?

  • @jorwilson1781
    @jorwilson1781 Год назад

    Reckon you could help me with some Info ?

  • @Billy-dl7yg
    @Billy-dl7yg Год назад

    Any proper plasterer knows you work off your door casings, it wanted a planter on before you started

  • @neil_g78
    @neil_g78 2 года назад

    excellent tutorial this

  • @jimmock
    @jimmock 2 года назад

    Really helpful video, which wee will constantly refer back to!!!

  • @kerriedavis4774
    @kerriedavis4774 2 года назад

    Great video, thanks! Attempting to plasterboard the hallway soon, very old brick wall previously plastered, like yours. One question though....is it necessary to chase the brick wall to recess the electrical cables, or cover them in some conduit? It didn't look like you did that in your vid. Cheers!

  • @paul13kelly
    @paul13kelly 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing

  • @Speedkam
    @Speedkam 2 года назад

    How is it possible that you are at my house which I’m just about to dot and dab?

  • @jasonrichardson7762
    @jasonrichardson7762 2 года назад

    Where did you purchase your hawk from ?

  • @simonpidgeon949
    @simonpidgeon949 2 года назад

    Hi Jinger is that tapered edge board , I’m wanting to level a small wall , but not skim it , just tape and joint compound it , and paint , any tips would help m8 👍

  • @syedaliasghar943
    @syedaliasghar943 2 года назад

    Excellent 👌 buddy 😊

  • @Sjf542
    @Sjf542 2 года назад

    Decent vid this. That back box hack is genius!

  • @krtek673
    @krtek673 2 года назад

    man....so you have nice brick wall ready to put mortar(plaster) on it and you devalue it by smacking a dry wall tab on it....that´s terrible habbit these days...

  • @davepangolin4996
    @davepangolin4996 2 года назад

    The trouble is by the time you’ve bought £250 worth of equipment… realise the ceiling needs doing first and then getting yourself up to neck in mess … it’ll cost twice as much to get a plasterer in. Who can do a large room in 2 days for £500

  • @steves1460
    @steves1460 2 года назад

    Good vid buddy. Looked at a few others, but wanted more info on preperation for breeze blocks, which you covered. Would SBR be better for breeze blocks as opposed to PVA, or is it overkill? Somebody else recommended a product similar to Blue Grit, but most use PVA. Happy to do job properly and don’t like cutting corners.

  • @Rycka9
    @Rycka9 3 года назад

    Should i use drywall screws if plasterboard is right on wall? Brickwork or old plaster

  • @hectorheath9742
    @hectorheath9742 3 года назад

    Very well explained. When applying the second coat isn't it difficult to judge areas you might have missed?

  • @Cue1477
    @Cue1477 3 года назад

    I'm planning on doing my bathroom then tiling all around when it comes to doing around the window it has the wooden casing and sill would you remove this or screw the plasterboard to it. Great video by the way well explained.

    • @jinger2224
      @jinger2224 3 года назад

      Hi Robert, thanks for watching! If the casement is well attached an not loose, then screwing the board directly to it would save you a lot of time. 😁

    • @Cue1477
      @Cue1477 3 года назад

      Thanks, Jinger! keep up the good work.

  • @maheshchauhan9290
    @maheshchauhan9290 3 года назад

    Q: is doding a plasterboard fine for tiling onto with all that weight?

  • @maheshchauhan9290
    @maheshchauhan9290 3 года назад

    Nice clear honest video. 👍

  • @delboyji3653
    @delboyji3653 3 года назад

    Excellent video learned lot from the video but like you said practicing is the way to perfection

  • @TheBoxer1988
    @TheBoxer1988 3 года назад

    Fair play this video I’ve been laughing at other vids this is correct, no casing in you want a 6inch ish opening either side of door

  • @victor360excavatoroperator
    @victor360excavatoroperator 3 года назад

    Thank you it's help me a lots ☺😊

  • @alasdairharris6578
    @alasdairharris6578 3 года назад

    I'm very much a novice. I'm in a small village in Indo and difficult to find pva primer. Is it the same as PVA white glue? Is it polyvinyl acetate or polyvinyl alcohol? The polyvinyl alcohol seems to be a white powderish substance, also there is PVA blue which says 'PVA release agent' which is a blue clear liquid.

    • @jinger2224
      @jinger2224 3 года назад

      Hi Alasdair, PVA is the white glue! Good question. 👍

  • @matthewellison5814
    @matthewellison5814 3 года назад

    Good video until it got to 14 mins an skipped loads

  • @dogferocious8927
    @dogferocious8927 3 года назад

    Why the annoying music? Had to stop watching to give my ears a break.

  • @clarkey1977
    @clarkey1977 3 года назад

    By far the best plastering video on RUclips. All the rest miss out vital tuition unlike this one. Nice one

  • @Seanmufc89
    @Seanmufc89 3 года назад

    Don’t let the layers of plaster build up on your hawk. Clean tools spotless every time. Metal hawk is better

    • @jinger2224
      @jinger2224 3 года назад

      Hi Sean, thanks for the feedback. I agree with you about the clean tools! Although sometimes if there’s a large quantity of plastering to do it can build up from time to time. The benefit of a plastic hawk is that when these layers are build up, you can bend the corners of the hawk and the plaster just cracks right off and leaves a clean hawk. They’re also more resistant to impact, weigh less and don’t bend out of shape. I’ve had mine for years and I’d recommend at least trying one out and see how you get on. Thanks for the comment 👍

  • @iulianbibica3551
    @iulianbibica3551 3 года назад

    Nice video How do i make sure i have a 90° angle ? Im thinking maybe use the laser before and draw lines om the floor before i start ? what do you think? Thanks in advance :) Subscribed

  • @willrenville6645
    @willrenville6645 3 года назад

    Brilliant video mate thank you for that

  • @dilligaf2386
    @dilligaf2386 3 года назад

    I use a belt sander to clean my hawk comes up like new in 10 minutes. Great video.

  • @seanmccusker5199
    @seanmccusker5199 3 года назад

    If I PVA the wall like you have is there a timescale before I can dot and dab like could I pva today and dot and dab a day or 2 later

    • @jinger2224
      @jinger2224 3 года назад

      Hi Sean, you should be able to apply adhesive right after PVA. You can always give it 5 minutes to absorb into the wall if you’re unsure. Thanks for the question!

  • @juliofajardo1070
    @juliofajardo1070 3 года назад

    I did some ceiling and after painting looks with a lot of waves why should this be?

  • @MU-ds3nz
    @MU-ds3nz 3 года назад

    Which cement is best for exposed wall?

    • @jinger2224
      @jinger2224 3 года назад

      You’ll have to elaborate. I’m not using cement in this video. Are you referring to external rendering?

  • @tooeazeful
    @tooeazeful 3 года назад

    Great vid!

  • @jasonbraithwaite2794
    @jasonbraithwaite2794 3 года назад

    Great vid m8

  • @gnasha8146
    @gnasha8146 3 года назад

    good video spoilt with the noise, too loud and disruptive IMO

  • @The4thDensity
    @The4thDensity 3 года назад

    Please help, I'm tearing my hair out. I've had my new fully insulated double skin conservatory/sun room recently dot and dabbed about 6 weeks ago and although the plaster is dried out nicely, the dabs are still showing through like big circular wet patches. How much longer will I have to wait to paint? It seems like it's never going to dry.

    • @brimplas1
      @brimplas1 2 года назад

      As a former damp specialist you shouldn't dot and dab down downstairs in an old house that doesn't have a physical damp proof course. If this property has any damp proof course at all it will be a chemically injected damp proof course and using a gysum based plastering system will not work in conjunction with it.. its always advised to float with a sand and cement render with added waterproofer and salt inhibitor..