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@@mannyvidal4917 where do you see cracks and blotches?

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@@deanwilson7047 Good idea. Thanks for watching and stay tuned

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@VanquishAudio For laying on the tape I use Synko brand, yellow box. And for 1st and final coats I use either Synko green or red boxes. I like how both of them work. As far as consistency, it takes practice and trial and error. But for coating I try to make it somewhat like sour cream, not too thick and not too liquidy. Great questions, thanks for watching!

That is some good mud you use, it really spreads good.

@cowboy-v4d takes time to master a good mix. Thanks for noticing!

@@royalrhinointeriors what country is that? We have different brands here so idk how that translates.. is it premix or quick set?

@@VanquishAudio I'm in Canada. I use premix only. Comes in boxes, and I mix by adding water.

Light check was done afterwards

@lewisgiles8855 Exactly. The nicer you can mud things then the easier sanding will be. Thanks for watching!

@@royalrhinointeriors good job friend

No it doesnt. If you're new and don't know how to sand then it could.

@djofulll Yes I agree, I'm usually not the one painting so as a courtesy I'll do certain touchups

@@HardWorkingMen Easy for a pro

I always sand in a mask, took it off for the video. Thanks for caring!

@ShadowVipers I always sand In a mask. Had it off for the video, thanks for watching!

I don't think zelensky is a taper 😁

Thank you brother I appreciate it!

@THEBOULDER7 you want to feather it out this far so when the wall gets painted you don't see any sort of bump

For the final yes. I use an 18". Not flexi though, just regular.

@@bigdogpistolp5898 thank you!

😂 👍 you have good jokes..!!

@davidorlev5010 thank you brother

Si tienes práctica lo puedes todo.👍

Thanks for watching! It's hard to give tips because I don't know your level. I definitely prefer the trowel over a large knife. I feel like I have more control with the trowel and it's quicker.

@ Honestly that’s fine. I appreciate that regardless. How do you hold the trowel when scraping excess mud on a span wider than your trowel? I couldn’t quite see well in the video, do you sort of float?

@NothingSpecialHereCarryOn ill make a video on that soon, stay tuned

@@feeblewrk5788 Thank you, I appreciate it!

Yes I still need to mud the 3ways once the angles dry.

Mesh tape is used when fixing smaller holes or cracks. What I am showing is how to fix peeling paint. Mesh tape isn't needed for this.

@@steveraeburn5459 They will be nice once they get ripped out.

That would be nice, but someone else is doing the painting. I did my job, cleaned up and gone.

The title is skim coating... this isn't a painting tutorial.

It isn't needed, but it won't hurt.

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Drywall compound

@@royalrhinointeriors the one that just got mixed with the original wall

@Shuyaxin2 that's just primer

Is it’s same for all wall because some walls are white but they are different type of white?

@Shuyaxin2 what I put on was just a white primer. But I still need to paint it whatever the wall color is later on

You could use that. Or any primer works as well.

@@royalrhinointeriorsThank you! I really wanted to know if there was a specific one. Good to know any primer works 😊

I used Zinnser B-I-N primer and it worked great. The first primer I used did not work at all. I don’t remember what it was.

@LSUTigerMom nice

What brand?

Mudding is an art and takes practice. Each coat should be midded wider then before to make sure it blends in smoothly.

@@royalrhinointeriors I just want to blend it back with the white wall so my landlord don't know I accidently chipped the paint

@mtvisionary you shouldn't need too much mud on it if it's minor

@@royalrhinointeriors but isn't paint still needed. He used no paint

@mtvisionary After you're done mudding and sanded it down smooth, you need to paint it.

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The key is to make the patches as smooth as possible, so when you paint it will be perfect. So you will need a few coats of mud, and you need to spread it wider with each coat.

@@LoveAman333 yes check out the channel page for Full tutorial

I recommend any drywall finishing compound, that way it'll sand easily. I use Synko brand, and typically the red/green box.

Any water-based latex primer will work great

I'm picky so I wanted it to look perfect. And it was in the middle of a wall that is highly visible. Some spots I'm sure you could get away with 1 coat.

@@royalrhinointeriorsthank you. Another question, would using Drydex Spackle work just as well as the Joint Compound you used?

I think it could work for smaller patches. But larger patches I recommend joint compound

Sometimes when you just fill it onto the brown paper, the paper bubbles and it becomes more work to fix. If you prime it first and then mud it, it wont bubble.

Thanks!

@@ricardoruiz2800 no problem!

I know right

Sometimes when you do it that way the brown paper tends to bubble up after mudding it. Not always though. If you prime it first then it will not bubble for sure because it seals the brown paper.

That will just peel off again you should have applied peel stop then prime it

No it wont

It's about half way done, super excited to complete this thing

Thank you

Thank you

Yes it came off really easy

Like butter