Drywall Course Part 3 of 6 : How to Apply First Coat on Flats!
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Checkout Chad the drywalling pro applying the first coat of mud on flats, angles and three ways! Whether you're into DIY or just brushing up on some skills, Chad is a DRYWALL master. The Plaster Master. Part 1 of our Drywall Course: How to Drywall like the Pros covered How to Mud and Tape and Part 2 went over How to Apply first Coat of Mud. Up next, Part 4 Final Coat on Butts, Beads and Flats. Stay Tuned!
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Kody, found your video to be very helpful, I believe it has served its purpose very well. Simple, straight forward, no rushing, laymans "lingo", and, you didnt let your level of professionalism over ride the basics for the novices. Job well done.
Don't want the sparkies mad at ya!!
Chad is amazing! A true professional and expert. Efficient and effective.
He really is a machine!
skilled, he makes it look fun...it is much harder than it looks...
A true craftsman and an artist
Wow. This guy is the best. Awesome Chad. Right on.
Thanks a ton guys, I'm a beginner but, not anymore after learning from this instructional set of videos. Thanks again to you both.
You’re very welcome!
OMG he makes it looks so easy, I tried this in my bathroom and it doesn't look near as clean as his. Great Job!!!!
Lighting & close ups are crucial especially when the importance of a video is in the details & vocals sometimes is useful!
That’s why I made another drywall series to show closer footage.
A mark of true craftsman making it look easy( because it is) and explaining how to do it at the same time.
Best Channel on the topic!
Way to go Kody
love ur vid guys .....dont get discourage with idiots comment i think ur great guy to take time to help people show the tricks of the trade ..keep it up
By far this is the best DIY lesson. My wife and I are about to start on our garage project, i've always wonder if its necessary to mud the middle part of the dry wall not only the connecting pieces?
Man I want Chad to drywall my whole house!
He's a magician for sure! Glad to have him on our jobsites.
I’ll keep it real with you guys. Most of u have no chance doing what he’s doing because he is just highly highly skilled
Dan Rod I think this is a tutorial for people who are doing their own home, and most people who do there own work don’t have machine taping tools.
This is the first person I've seen do free hand tape this way besides me which is the right way. I've been tapping for 50 years. My nickname is MUD PUPPY
Haha. Awesome. Thanks for the comment
Good vid and great tip on heal and toe with the trowel
I think it's time to get Chad a GoPro
Or an angle head and mud runner.
The best ! Thanks !!!!
Although not a professional I would consider myself (without bragging) to be fairly versed in this stuff. Irrespective, great job again and still very intuitive with reasons for how and why given along the way which is great. Never to old to learn something a slightly different way ...
Thanks! Good comment
Love this and really appreciate the great information, but have a lot of trouble seeing the details in the video. It would be great to see the finish of each step on each area up close to get a better idea of what my goals are. :)
I apologize for that. Since this project I’ve greatly improved on my equipment, lighting, video technique and camera. Please subscribe so you can catch updated versions to videos such as this when we get time to re-shoot them.
Dude you are artist! Amazing! God bless.
hey I was hoping you guys can walk through the sanding process as well!?
Keep watching and you will see it very soon. The next video we might combine all finish coats and sanding into 1 video.
Can you make a tutorial of imperfect smooth finish. Thanks.
I missed if you use a metal or plastic corner bead, or tape for outside edge corners
Why wouldn't you use your boxes instead of using a hawk and trowel?
Hey Chad , thanks for video, and is that a plaster trowel, or a drywall trowel ?
Great Skills but.....
NEED MUCH BETTER LIGHTING!
I agree. Sorry about that. Damn windows let in some serious light but messes up the camera.
nice video, but audio is muddy
Hey Kody you've helped me out with the bathroom i'm doing, thanks
when your doing the angles why do you do one side at a time? why not load all sides and use a corner trowel?
Thanks
There are a few problems with using the corner trowel:
A) It is hard get the amount of control you would like in a corner trowel, especially if inexperienced. so a lot of times mudd is either left on too thick which requires more dry time or too thin which requires an additional coat... more often than not a bit of both if less experianced with that tool.
* keep in mind a heavy mudded inside corner will show that much more when baseboard is installed
B) the 3 way corner (6inches where wall meets ceiling) is always left a mess with heavy gouges that require a "fill" or "leveling" coat which will shrink and need to be topped up again
C) you will still need to recoat and attempt to "feather out" the work done by the corner trowel
Out of all the videos I've seen on youtube, Chad most resembles the efficient way I've learnt to hand tape and the 30 year guys that taught me.
Coat one side at a time... get it right the first time and it's done..... only 1 coat is needed on each side if done right. And with a fan it is usually ready for the other side the next day.
For my corners I use a 4in black handle Richard knife. it's sold as a scraper with a super stiff blade that tapers to a point. I always sand or grind off the taper so it's just flat with no pointed edge. that makes it better for laying tapes (doesnt catch or pull with the edge) and it's stiffness is great for coating
Brock Stone thanks for the info. but im confused brock are you the guy doing the work in the videos? and the other guy is kody?
Doing the cut ins and outs nearly impossible w/o leaving unevenness.
From 1 to 10 for real professionals he's on number 7
I'm remodeling my first 100-year-old house, mine. I ran into the problem of not being able to run my sheetrock horizontal (which seems to make it easier to mud), the support 2 x 4's were 16 inches apart behind the mud walls, sometimes, sometimes less and sometimes more. I wonder how many times you have run into this or do you just do new construction?
Sounds like you will have an issue running vertical OR horizontal If the stud layout is off like you said. I would still run horizontal and just cut the sheets to fit. Ya it’s more cutting but You don’t have much choice.
If you try to run vertical and still have the rip it in width then that messes up the factory bevel so you’re hooped that way too.
Checkout the latest video and final steps!
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Does he take all the compound off
i just did my 1st diyer, and flats have a hump on the finish. is this normal or is it suppose to be completely flat ?
Trowel or knife which ios better?
Is this flat trowel or curved???
Very slight curve
Kody Horvey thanks bro
please improve your audio... as per other commentators....can't hear half of what u say...(an its good shite...a shame to be missed)
I grade you as B finisher. i would hire you as a helper
Karl V lol your prob a b finsher
Zac Adams think what you want the fact is I'll out do you with a smile on my face :)
Karl V your so full of shit I'd out tape you hand or tool.any day week bud
Zac Adams lol ur funny .and i cant help it you cant handle a professional option . go troll someone else
So Karl I take it that you use different tools and do it a better way? I went to your channel and I don't see anything.
Can you tell me what tools you use and your way of doing mudd? Thanks