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@@MrJBM247 me being new to all this I appreciate the feedback ! Especially not being rude about it. This might just be the way I talk , but I’ll try to be more aware 👍🏼 thanks for watching !

@@Juannarez lol you and me both man 😂

@@antsh6951 sherwin Williams “white tape” is what I call it. Just regular old masking tape. I believe Home Depot has one similar and they call it contractor grade tape.

@@mofoz66 thank you thank you!🤘🏼

@@johndavidson5564 first off, I appreciate you taking the time to write this. It’s really cool hearing from people like yourself that aren’t in the trade…Glad you’re enjoying the videos and me being new to this I definitely appreciate the feedback. I thought the same thing once I opened it up on the tv, it looked a lot smaller in the laptop. Will change it up in the next one. Thank you for the sub and likes🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

@@jasongilman7270 yes definitely! Appreciate the comment brotha 🤙🏼

@@SkidMarkSmeller 😂 appreciate it man! Thanks for watching!

@@curtisgaiani8026 😂😂😂 thanks bro! Been at this awhile now and sometimes you forget how awesome of a niche this is to be in! Love my decked system , I have had one in the last two trucks I’ve had. Planning on making a video on it soon and how I have it set up. Appreciate the compliments and hell yeah let’s get it 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

@thedrywalltech fuck yeah bro! I know my way around some drywall/patch work/water damage remodeling. I love to see that I you work how I work, albeit with a few more years experience. I can watch your clean ass patching all day 🤣 but im mostly interested in your systems, truck set up, back end type stuff. I've done my fair share of side gigs and I have gotten a nice lil reputation but I've never fully went out on my own yet. You legit run the exact business I am trying to , so I mad appreciate all the insight. Keep crushin bro and ill keep watchin 🙏💪

@@herbaluss thanks man!👊🏼

@@misaelherrera1688 when the chemicals in the mud are reacting to the paint on the walls. So the mud itself is not drying or adhering like it should so it starts to almost crumble as you are scraping it . So you have to do more coats when that happens or wait a lot longer than usual so it can dry. So a 5 minute mud will turn into a 20 min mud

@@thedrywalltech TSP?? Presanding? There should be some type of degreasing before addig mud to walls. At least thats what is done before painting. If it reacts theres contamination.

⁠@@jamest1375it reacts because it’s not fresh rock. Fresh drywall will absorb the moisture, painted services, especially oil, high sheen, or high tech like duration won’t, and then you get adhesion problems and bubbles. Usually hot mud works fine, it’s more with bucket mud, adding wood glue fixes some of those problems

@@MiikeWiild oh it’s not at all👍🏼It’s more for the guys that come to work for me that have been at it for years and years and say they can’t use 5. I don’t buy it 😂

@@chapoguzman7830 I do prime if it’s a full install job “full walls or ceilings” or water damage patches where there could be water stains. Otherwise patches like this if your use a paint and primer in one it’s fine as long as you do a couple coats .

@@BZ1340 I hear ya man! That’s good practice. This one they told me not to worry because the amount of people coming in and out. I usually do runners of my plastic so I’m not using the same tarps in peoples homes over and over again. Thanks for watching !

@ it even gets me fresh baking…

@@thatsallfolks3115 hit those nails back in , add a couple screws by the nails and spackle the holes 👍🏼

@ thanks , I was over thinking it and was going to put a row of the mesh because it’s one row about 10 nails.

No need to mesh. Good advice from The Drywall Tech. The key is to put a new screw or 2 in next to each pop as each pop has lost its holding ability. Be careful not to over sink your new screws or you'll have the same problem again in no time. If the pops are indeed old school nails then use a nail punch/set to sink em without damaging drywall. If they stick out enough (especially after new screws then just pull em out). If they're screws just take em out but can also sink em. Just need room to fill old pops with spackle. Last step is use a good low/non shrink spackle like Drydex. That way you aren't doing multiple coats due to shrinkage. Hot mud will work too if you have it.

@@miguelangel97marron88 yes I do 👍🏼but only when the boards are loose. And there is not always framing there to apply screws as well. It’s all case by case basis. Hope that helped !

@@JalapenoSolutions thank you man! Same to you 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

@@kylevaillancourt2350 thank you man! That’s awesome of you to say! This is a family trade on my dads side. Have learned so much over the years and noting better to me when people can take something from these video, more to come 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I’ll be watching! If you ever have time to, marching different styles of knockdown is the struggle here in FL. Some are huge some and thin. It’s tough!

@@kylevaillancourt2350 yeah I almost moved to Sarasota and I was noticing that ! California has a lot of different knockdowns as well

I filmed every step, how could you even say that 😂

Biggest thing I tell people that come work for me ! Appreciate the comment man🤙🏼

@@ZanDeeMan first off I appreciate the comment bro! Thank you! I’m making a video tomorrow to on skip, knockdown, orange peel. You can pretty much use all purpose for everything but there are certain types of orange peels that I like plus 3 for . Stay tuned 🤙🏼

Hey man nothing wrong with what you can afford ! Don’t care about what anyone else thinks. All tools will get the job done. But yes I like my dewalt tools. They are only 3 or 4 years old. And they all work fine 👍🏼

Thanks for the watch and comment brotha🤙🏼

Appreciate it man 🤙🏼

Hell yeah man , glad to hear ! If your starting this early then you’ll be killing it way before your my age. Good stuff! Thanks for the comment and definitely get one of the red tail pump guns. They save tons of time which end up making your more money 🤘🏼

Damn dawg! you having a bad day or what today😂

@@jasongilman7270 yes all the time ! When I lived in Texas that’s the only 5 min I could get

@@changeizgood6741 hahaha best comment today man😂 thanks for watching!

@@Bluebird22200 I always tell people that there is never a guarantee on stress cracks . If anyone tells you other wise they are lying. If it’s a point of stress in the home then the chances are that it can crack again. But I also have done these every week for over 15 years now and have never had a callback on one. Just make sure the v cut it and if the boards are loose then the better add some screws. Hope that helps !

I have 26 years experience and everything he just told you is fact to the T

It’s called a red tail texture gun

Hey I patch where im asked to patch 😉

@@joshchaney3744 used 20 minute today and was hating life 😂😂😂

@@joshchaney3744 thank you so much man! This is how I feed my family and I actually enjoy it , it’s how my dad , uncles , cousins and even aunts have all done as well. It’s in my blood! I appreciate the comment 👏🏼