Interior plaster repairs on a ceiling
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- Interior plaster repairs on a ceiling.
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We’re sharing some knowledge about how much of the falling Interior ceiling to remove, and then how to re-plaster it.
Note: Most times there is no need to remove the entire ceiling.
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Keep in mind, that you can also you Structo-Lite, or lime basecoats with lime finishes, as in the videos below.
One of the most common causes of a buckling ceiling is movement or vibrations. This can be caused by slamming heavy wood doors or fastening hanging swings to the ceiling joist under the stucco.
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When I first saw this I thought why is this guy in cool sunglasses looking like a rock star. After a few minutes I realised I should have shut my mouth! Kirk you are the man! Great demonstration and explanation...and I haven't even got a ceiling to repair!!
Morning Hollis Mayard, Thank you, too funny.
I'm no rock star just a guy who been providing food and education and a bit of fun to my family for over 40 years.
Beside's If I don't do it right the first time the second time, is on my time, the old learnig process.
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Um he doesn't want plaster chunks I'm his eyes. That explains it.
Thanks. If you read the rest of my comment I had gathered that.
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Ohhhhh man you take me back nearly 60years,! ,I’m a 72 year old spread,,Still spreading fellas,! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
for all the fancy trowels you blast thru with that slick old pool trowel, master showing how difficult these jobs are thankless fantastico Kirk
This is true craftsmanship. Decades of trail & error experience brought to the world in under 20 minutes. All explained in a cool & calm manner.
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Evening TJ White, man, that comment makes you my newest and bestest pal; thank you.🍻🥂😉
I owned a plastering company for 30 years. You did an excellent job and didn't miss any steps. It will outlast the house.
Howdy Thomas my fellow plasterer, thank you
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Very nice demonstration way to not over or under do! Some of these videos you search have guys just spending forever showing how to do something “right” but you nailed it!
Good evening Dakota Fay, "for that remark, I've got a good mind to share my last bottle of, Jack Daniels with you.".🍻
I just found one of your videos on RUclips, and with it, a flood of memories. I served my apprenticeship with my grandfather's plastering company in the early fifties. I still have the first hawk and trowels I used then. When he retired, the last small plastering company in our area of South Jersey was gone. After that, it was the Union or Dry Wall. It is really good to see an artist still plastering. Thank You. James Sneathen former apprentice of The Hickman Plastering Company, Pine Hill, New Jersey
@@jamessneathen2039 Howdy James my fellow plasterer. Thank you for the story. Cheers
I’m a 5th generation stone mason -brick- block - stucco and concrete pro my nona Michael bult the first family home in Baltimore Maryland in 1958 him and my five uncles from 6 years old up to 16 years old Nona taught them everything including every wood lathe and plaster ceilings and walls in this house so like you and your family we have a home So I just wanted to tell you that you do fantastic work very skilled it shows in your videos wish the best do you and your family nice job
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I had a painting and repair business for 20yrs. I repaired many ceilings almost the same way you did.
On really rough ceilings I sometimes would locate the ceiling joist and fasten 1 x 3 boards and then hang new 3/8" drywall on the ceiling.
Taped and finished and then would paint it for them if they wanted.
When repairing areas of ceilings and walls I prided myself on matching the textures on them.
There's a talent to it and you have it keep up the great work!!
It wasn't always about the pay but just seeing ppl so happy and surprised of how well the finish matched the exsiting. It really made me feel good.
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Good afternoon purple dude, we do it all, except the painting as most of our fixes have to dry for sometimes up to 28 days.
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My shoulders hurt from just watching all that overhead work. Nice job!
Howdy Rush dude, so far, no shoulder issues, except they keep getting stronger, this I don't tend to whine about.🍾
I'm working on a house from the 1870's, everyone said to tear out old plaster and replace with drywall. Thanks to you and your brother for the inspiration and lessons, I'm keeping as much of the house that hasn't been drywalled already in plaster.
Howdy Jeff Dude, no worries, happy to be of help,
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I despise plaster & lath. But I can see why you & the homeowner did not want to drop the whole ceiling. Those concave junctions at the walls... oh my.
Nice work. I admire guys with the skill & patience to fix plaster.
Good morning F De Mascio, thank you, just another day at the office for us.
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This is the first video I've seen someone explain how to match texture of a repair to the subtle texture of roller stipple/orange peel on the rest of the wall. Thank you!
@@arc.handyman1905 No problemo, or one can apply a flatter texture then use a heavy nap roller say an in or inch and a half sheep skin roller and achieve the orange peel heavy look. Cheers 😉
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Sorry kirk, l have done texture for almost 35 years and rollers dont give you a professional orange peel look, l m a pretty good texture matcher😀, l have even modified my texture guns and pumps, l love your stucco technics, u r really the stucco master,
I just had to take down a patch of our plaster ceiling and totally agree. I’m so tired and sore today.
Thanks Kirk great explanation, living in an 1800’s house with a slate roof and stone foundation and plaster walls makes you appreciate the incredible amount of work required and skill the builders possessed, using mostly hand tools, true artists and you are carrying on the tradition
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I love this guy he's hilarious and knows his stuff.
Howdy my friend You Tube mad ani't ya, odd I was feeling angry for persoal reasons your comment made me smile, thus your stle is also working, thanks.
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How do you replace the damaged looks like cement board...in the ceiling ...1952 era ranch...had a leak in the roof....
ive been plastering since 1987 i still enjoy it still got the energy and i can see kirk knows his stuff and is passing on his know how good to watch all the best to him and family
Evening baggyboxx, dude, I like your style,
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Always a privilege to see a pro in action. Thanks for the video!
Evening Joseph, thank you
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Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. ....how u doin kirk......is dat mud ur using like compound r diamond plaster
Morning Eoin, good question, it's drywall compound, I us 20 minute mud as a rule, as it takes jason or Louuu at least 3 minutes to mix 5 minutes to bring it to me, which give me about 10 minutes to apply which is usually 5 more than I need,
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I did a similar size and type of ceiling repair a few years ago. I chose to install screws around the perimeter in the plaster that was going to be kept, just to make sure it didn't continue to separate from the lath. The screws, with a 1-1/4" washer, were countersunk into the plaster so they could be filled after. Some screws hit the joists and some just into the lath. The patch is now invisible, stable and still holding. I remember my neck aching for a couple of days. lol
Good evening Chris dude, been there done that, it is a neck breaker.😉
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This past weekend I plastered a living room ceiling using this video as a guide. It was a success and I must say I did an amazing job. Thank you.
Evening Richard Spencer, you are among the many who may have a knack for hand eye coordination, some folks do some don't. Always nice to hear the success story's like yours.
keep it up brother.
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StuccoPlastering The hand eye coordination comes from being an artist and art teacher. I can see how this can be very difficult for many. It is an art and it did take me about 15 hours to do a 4x7 foot hole but I think I could do the next one much faster. Your video really helped, I watched it three times before I went for it. The only thing I did have was bananas for the coffee banana break.
Hey richard,
If you mixed and applied you made good time.
I have my son Jason, who is very experienced in mixing and gets me everything I need which allows me to just apply.
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So many steps for such an easy repair. I have been a plasterer for over 30 years. I have never used any sort of "lightweight" plaster or mud mix. I have always used the hard Durabond "brown bag" it use to be pink with horse hair. Also, I see that you did NOT lap the mud between the lath. It is in my practice to Lap the mud through the gaps in the lath so that the plaster goes behind the lath and "hook" onto the back of it. Creating a stronger bond. Just a preference. Kudos on the video.
Evening Donald, many ways to skin a cat.
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Im 75 and my house 134. My dad taught me to plaster. He only used water on the lathe. Thanks for the refresher course. I’m going to do a whole room someone foolishly stripped to the lathe they thought patching would be too hard. I’m going to try to find a base coat and start on the wall with most windows. Can’t wait to see it done.
Hi Margaret, pure water can be used if the wood lath is extremely clean, the bonding agent we used is mainly water, LOL, but does have binding or adhering properties. We are showing how we do things, your house, your rules, Cheers 👨🏻🔬
Old lath and plaster keeps us plasteters in work that and going over artex good vid 👍
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Kirk, You da man. I had to figure this out on my own and fortunately for me I did it right but watching you do it gave me a sense of relief that my work was done right. Thank you so much. PS I had the insulation problem I had to vacuum it out through the lathe's and cut a hole and install new fiberglass but it all worked out.
Evening Shadow dude, atta boy,
I wisheed they would have vacuumed out this ceiling before I started as this insulation kept falling in my face, Man, I hate that as I realize what's in that's stuff.
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kirk, that was a nice tutorial on how to do a plaster ceiling repair. Many older homes have this time of
ceiling or wall. Thank you for taking the time to show us how it's done and valuable tips on the do and font's of this type of repair. Also a big thank you on the safety glasses tip.
Morning Carl, no worries my friend, thank you
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Of my 60 plus years on this earth I've never step thru the attic floor and made a mess like that...Thank you Sir, that was AMAZING !!!
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Me neither...LOL!
Nice fine work standards as usual Captain Kirk. There is one thing that i like to do before I slap any new stuff on and thats to give the edges of the old plaster a spray of clean water and then go around the edges, just like you did, and push in the new stuff so that it helps to strengthen the new stuff to the old.
Like I said before on other posts I much prefer using the lime putty mortars and plasters because you have more time to play with it as it's just so versatile as well as less expensive.
Love and hugs from the UK to you and the gang.
Howdy Perter my felollow plasterer, thank you and best wishes out in the UK
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I was recently playing with some new lime mixes and on one panel of wooden laths I slapped on a haired 3:1 sea sand & lime and with the remaining mortar, on another panel, added some molasses and sawdust to the sea sand and lime. This was because I had been reading Millars book on Lime published in about 1890,
it's a fascinating read about different mixes including the 1st experiments using cement.
As expected the 1st panel was really fragile and useless, but the mix with the molasses is really strong and has set really well. I have even stuck some old iron nails in both panels to see if any rusting occurs, this is because when working on exterior stuff you have to use stainless steel screws and nails.
I was also looking at cement mortars where glass balls were added to the mix and you get interesting light shows with that.
My poor wife's eyes glaze over when I talk about lime and yesterday we met our new neighbours, and in their case, he is a cement specialist and his wife's eyes glaze over when he talks about cement, so there we all were, sitting out in the garden, drinks in hand, me talking to him and my wife talking to his wife and we all got on so well because his wife works with problematic teenagers as does my wife, what a small world.
He also also worked for many years in different foundries traveling all over the globe to some really out of the way places because of his knowledge on foundry dynamics.
Excellent demonstration of a patch in! It’s a dying art of which I’m proud to be a part of! I lucked out about a decade ago getting employment with a library system that has several Carnegie funded libraries built around the turn of the 20th century. Lost of plasterwork to be done in those buildings! It feels good being a part of something trying to take care of classic architecture.
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I once had the outer walls of my house redone. The plaster guy that showed up was an old fat, short Italian guy with no shirt, a big tanned belly, missing teeth. a big smile and a bald tanned head. I thought the plaster company had sent some loser until the guy started to hand texture the walls in an almost effortless manner. It was beautiful and mind boggling. My Italian Plaster Guy was obviously an artist and impressed me just like Kirk in this video. It's not a job, it's an art.
Howdy Channel dude, you my friend have a wonderful way with words, thank you,
just goes to prove you can't judge a book by it cover too.
I'd rather have an ugly dude do it right then a pretty boy screw it up, now look what you started got me sounding like you.
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Well, some it what you say is correct except I'm not Italian and thanks to the magic of dental implants, I have all my teeth.
Live in an old house with plaster walls and ceilings. I really appreciate the step by step and really detailed instructions including the plaster weld. You have given me the courage to try a few smaller repairs myself. Thank you Kirk.
Howdy Dude, no worries, happy to be of help,
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I have pretty much an identical job to do...but there are so many different plaster types to choose from that whenever I look into it I'm left in a confused, whimpering state. I'm actually used to the hole now and think I may just leave it as a novelty feature.
LOL.
Interesting. I owned a big old farmhouse in Devon thirty tears ago. A ceiling like the one your doing had a flood come though from upstairs bathroom. It was interesting to find that the plaster was actually applied to a 1 inch layer of cob (clay/ calf hair/straw) and the plaster was skimmed on top. The cob loved the wet lathe. Do look at Mike Wye Torridge Devon for the old English cob /lime methods which must have been used in US in 19th/early 20th. Love your videos. To recap. Wet lath, apply cob, let dry, wet cob, apply lime plaster. The sound proofing is brilliant, insulation brilliant. All cob work fully reversible! No chemicals😊 Many thanks.
@@dzadza7775 that’s old school, but the lime used last centuries , it’s the real deal.
I’m going to attempt to fix my dining room ceiling following this video…wish me luck
Hello Margaret, apply the bonding agent thick and usea good consistency of mud, like whipping cream, not loose mud or it won't hang well.
I’m actually going to do the same thing. Such a great video!
@@Kennypeagler allow this video to be your guild. Cheers
Lovely job Kirk, you made that look so easy and you never lost your cool. I'd be fighting like grim death and end up getting covered in plaster then you are a very skilled man, a craftsman no less. Thanks for showing us how it's done mate.
Good morning John, if it's me against a patch repair i will win every time, so no need for becoming frustrated I have encountered any and everything known to man with plaster repairs.
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I know, I have mentioned this before but that looks a bit sketchy. That is a lot of weight on that flexible metal. And 20 minute mud put on that thick will take a while to dry. I would just go with drywall screwed to wood and finish with fiberglass tape and quick set. Less chance of cracking and just as fast. I do these repairs all the time. Mine are flawless and zero callbacks. To each his own.
I do the same. They make 1/4” and 3/8” drywall which works great for a strong base to plaster on.
Isn't wood lath?
Yeah I would go with drywall and fibafuse as well.
Lids always dry fast. The old wood keys suck the moisture out of that hot mud. That is a rock solid repair. Drywall sucks. Roof leaks, water intrusion, drywall gets wet and it's ruined. It falls through the screws, turns into a smelly mold farm. Plaster is so much better.
The original plaster weighed much more that the 20 minute quick-set.... That said, the quick-set doesn't dry...it is a heat cure chemical process. I've been in the business over 45 years. This repair is most excellent. This is also approved on historical buildings too. Drywall patches are not. P.s. this guy is also a pro.
Thanks Buds! I'm about to embark on my first plaster ceiling repair in my bathroom. About a 5 ft. section where my roof leaked through. This will help alot. Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate it.
Hello Sir Pryo, heres a big tip, don't try and do it all yourself at least have a pal mix for you.
Best wishes with that fix and remember, you can do it!
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So you are using a drywall joint compound to repair a plaster ceiling? Is there cases where you don't want to do this, that is, use actual plaster?
Can you use to skim coat a plaster ceiling that has an oil based paint? Thanks.
Hi Lou, this can be done to any ceiling weather plastered or sheetrocked,🤔
Howdy Nick from Liverpool, England, me wife also is from England, Manchester. This complete process took me about 3 hours but I had help from my son who is a master at mixing. I’ve had similar projects take from an hour to 7 depending on circumstances. Video slows all our jobs down Big Time, but I get a kick out of doing them these days!
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A house I'm about to buy has lathe and plaster, can you repair it with drywall instead of doing all this work? I'm very good with drywall but never done this and it looks like a lot more work. Also it seems like it's much more fragile than drywall.
A lot of people instead of incurring the great expense and hassle of gutting all that plastered just go over it with a quarter inch veneer course you can go half inch but a lot of people just go right over and tape and spackle but save your garbage cans and just go over it.
@@zorroonmilkavitch1840 Great idea!
I'm wondering if I misinterpreted what you were saying yeah if you want to do your patching with sheetrock just fill in those voids with sheetrock that's a good way to go we do that a lot I thought you were talking about going over the whole house but yeah just filling with sheetrock and that's a good way to go.
@@zorroonmilkavitch1840 Well both of your comments are valuable to me so I appreciate them both. How do you attach the sheet rock to the lathe, just curious? Feel like screws might split the lathe it looks fragile in this video but I haven't touched it with my hands yet so maybe it'll hold screws.
You should hit your studs.
Finally a pro makes a good video on repair work
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I'm a little surprised that you would use drywall "hot mud" over wood lath and suggest to others that this material is even remotely applicable to this type of repair. Setting type or any type of joint compound is not a product that will be strong enough to bridge over the gaps in the wood lath, especially in an earth quake prone area. Why wouldn't you use Struccto Lite directly over wood lath ,or even better, with wire lath added, and still better with added micro fibers? Or even use blueboard provided there's enough depth to existing old plaster?
Evening Karl, I have used these products before. There are many ways to skin a cat.
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Karl Ambrose Couldn't have said it any better, I have 23 years plastering experience and I've been sitting here with my jaw in my lap. Not to mention troweling it into the lathe the wrong direction. No interlocking when you skim it sideways. I mean plaster Weld is good, but maaaaan. I fix about 3 of these a year that someone has done the same thing. This mud is good for patching something the size of your head or smaller.
@@aol11thats what its meant for, just drywall patching. And the amout of time on the bag basically equals the size of a patch. If you have multiple patches, you use something like 45 or 90 minute. 20 minute for something like pre filling, and 5 minute if you just have literally one small patch, im not a plasterer but ive heard very good things about bonding agents
Great job. I've been doing the same work for 41 years. It's so hard nowadays to find skilled people.
Good morning Chris, it does indeed require practice. Good companies are hard to find.
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We had an identical problem on our front porch ceiling. We used 1/2 " insulation foam panels instead of sheet rock. We glued, then stapled those in place. Then we finished the remaining tiny gaps off with light stucco compound. It looks great! and slightly flexible as house settles.
Howdy Pepper dude, there are many ways to repair a ceiling, a fella just has to improvise, you are ahead of the game,
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Omg. I'm a plasterer in England and there's NO way I would do what he has done. Big chance the rest of the ceiling is loose and can hurt someone. I deal with these ceilings all the time Poor job.
Happy New Year, Chris sounds and smells like jealousy mixed with incompetence.
If you cant judge how much plaster can and will come off, call a man with experience to advise you, then do what you claim to be trained in.
You give my English fellow plasterers a bad name.
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The amount he’s dragged down he might as well overboard the entire ceiling
Found your channel by accident. like any artist ,you make it look easy. Couldn't stop watching.
Howdy Wes, all I can say is attta boy, keep watching.
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guy reminds me of Alan Thicke
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Freaky, you even sound a little like him.
but you look much healthier
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I love the way you say "true it out", I have made things very smooth and flat looking from a bit of a distance but there is nothing true about it, always waves no matter how small and not noticeable still waves...
Howdy Mijemu, this is called a hand finishing, even mine are wavy, sometimes anyway.
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Good morning Estudio, thanks for the tip.
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Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. Hi Kirk Thank you for the great video, off course I know you know this I just thought it would be a good idea for those watching to be careful with the knife
You made a heart shape in the beginning. Then you fixed it up like a champ!
Evening Thunk Fast, thus, I mended a broken heart? 😏I like your style, thank you. 🥂
That's not plaster
It isn't lime plaster. It is gypsum patching plaster made by USG for the purpose of repairing plaster. I've used it for 30+ years. Works fine, but I will use structolite to fill in large areas, cause it's less expensive AND at that point you aren't going to get it to dry overnight anyway.
Do you use mesh tape when you patch a hole like that? I have been plastering for 20 years myself.
@@imnotworthyenough7469 You mean a repair like what Kirk was doing? I would use mesh tape around the edges between the old and new plaster AND I would anchor the old plaster around the edges with plaster anchors to keep it from moving. Otherwise, it is prone to crack between the old and new plaster sometime in the future. Imho.
Thanks for your helpful video. I appreciate the pleasant way you handle your critics.
Greetings my friend, thank you,
some negative critics are needed as they give me a chuckle now and then, gotta love that.
best wishes
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So let me get this right: a historic ceiling with lath and breathable lime plaster and all he has to do is a like for like repair using the usual 3 coat traditional lime plaster system yet he chooses to use an inappropriately modern product. I hear the sound of clinking spurs.
USG patching plaster….made for the repair by USG. So, perfectly fine. Plus, using lime plaster is not beginner friendly.
First coat should be structolite or gypsolite followed by second coat Keencoat or Diamond light. A two coat process no tape needed around the edges. I've done it this way for over 40 years. Can't even tell it was patched when I'm done.
Greetings American Plastering, beautiful advice
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Greetings Redwood, I wish I could say you have been doing this longer than me but unfortunately, I can't, damn.
structo lite is foolish overkill for this hole patch but can be done if a fella wishes to spin his wheels.
FYI, it matters little how many coats are applied as long as the desired thickness is achieved.
This advice is for homeowners.
1 coat to 10 is fine as long as you fill the hole true and plumb.
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Howdy Lavell, I like how you phrased that comment, thank you.🍻
This guy has to be a stoner
Good evening Nick who says? Bob Marly, ruclips.net/video/vUsv4Lb7EQs/видео.html Two in time of peace and two in time of war!
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I have a sagging plaster attic ceiling. It runs almost the entire length of the ceiling. Some hairline cracks on walls. Would like to see you tear down a sloped sides sagging plaster ceiling in attic in an old home. Love your videos. Thanks! You make it look so easy.
Hello Cathy, the cracks are following the sheetrock line or the wood lath, it is actually quite common, it it starts to say about a half-inch or more than there can be an issue.🥂
Thank-you
This is incorrect and not a professional repair. I hate being critical, but "rendering" means you mix a loose fiber reinforced mortar and push it up in and form a 3/8 in bed. That should dry 24 hours. Then finish it with plaster of paris or a thin runny gypsum mix. A gypsum base is going to start falling out with the tiniest vibration. Trucks driving by, etc.
Good morning John, me arse, malarky, and bullshit. This repair will outlast me.
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Great video, I will be using the roller trick for drywall repair. You really do a great job of explaining what you are doing and why, as you go along. You are a great teacher. And I agree, you are hilarious!
Howdy Bull dog, thank you,
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HORRIBLE!!! Didn't even bother to blend it in. You'll defenetly see those horrible edges which has nothing to do with the ceiling being wavie. And the hole perimeter eventually is gonna crack. I know guys like this one. They honestly, really belive they are good!
Alonzo you need to humble yourself. If u are correct what is your method. Kirk has credibility posting many of his jobs........
Your a dip shit
Good evening Alonzo, that's just jealousy talking, besides you wrong on both negatives I can explain but doubtful you would hear.
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@@StuccoPlastering Obviously you are a narcissist who cannot bear to receive criticism! If you view your video OBJECTIVELY you will see the obvious flaws Alonzo pointed out. If you truly cannot see the flaws then you need to have your eyes examined! As to garry, perhaps you sir need to humble YOURSELF instead of being so Chauvinistic in your attitude. Since you probably don't understand, see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolas_Chauvin
I love the job you did in that room, and your work looks great to me. There is one room in our mother's house which have a section of the ceiling which fell down, and we are planning on getting that section repaired. Until I saw your video I thought that it would take a professional to complete the job. The way you showed how you performed that job, I feel that it could be done by me, and maybe my brother also.
Good Morning Sidney Dude, you can do it, glasses and a proper respirator are the most overlooked and important things necessary,
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Question did Mexicans teach you how to mud, or do you teach Mexicans how to mud ?
Elaborate?
@@What_was_wrong_w_jst_our_names when I got into the carpentry trade in the union they assigned me an older gentleman that was doing it for 40 years and he taught me. I was wondering if maybe kirts father taught him on maybe he worked with Mexicans because those guys know who to lay mud and he's good at what he does.
Good morning Paul, I learned from whom I knew to be plasterers with great wisdom, A man's race or nationality has little to with leaning or teaching.
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@@StuccoPlastering no disrespect, just wondering
Howdy Paul, no worries, Kirk
This looks easy - but it isn't - - - clearly a top tradesman at work making it look quite straight forward - great to see skill like this - - - great job Kirk and very informative -thank you -
Morning Trueblue, man, I like your style.
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have a good day . good job . Creativity . Artist . really you are wonderful . thank you for these information . I'm a contractor, I'd say hard maintenance work like this is the thing you do. Thanks again . My name is Waleed . From Libya .
Good evening Waleed from Libya, thank you.
Id say what I do is easy and fun, it's only hard if your not sure of what your doing and unfamiliar with the products and set times.
I have so much time in, I can look at the plaster and determine if I can take lunch or need to hustle.😉
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Thank you very much for showing the easiest way to plastering, I lost count of how many of your videos I watched so far.
No worries,
kirk
It's so nice these days to have access to knowledgeable professionals like yourself on youtube. I can earn from the pros how to do something, it starts with the right information, then the practice of the skill and maybe the results will turn out satisfactory. We didn't have access to that information years ago unless we worked on the job with someone who knows how to do the job. Thanks for sharing!
Good afternoon no problemo my friend, FYI, I always wondered what the hell Blondie was singing in her song, " Rapture." was saying at the two-minute mark of rapture, seams she was talking about you, FranSwi, she spells it differently Fanncois cest pas flashe nondue, ruclips.net/video/pHCdS7O248g/видео.html. Now I know.
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It is always enjoyable to watch a Master Craftsman working and teaching. Nice job and thanks for sharing.
Evening Pack dude, thank you
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You're right, keying that plaster is key. Thanks so much for showing us how this stuff works. I put up a ceiling stair and needed to patch. I was certain that quickset would just fall right out. But no, I pushed it in as you illustrated and it is staying. Thanks so much!
Glad to help
Restoring a home built in 1893, a hundred years before I was born! She's got some dips in the walls and ceiling since the previous owners were too old to keep up with maintenance. Had it checked out and confirmed there's no water damage so now all there's left is to plaster and paint this beauty, thanks for your help!!!
Hellow Teensiersun, with your ambition and energy, you have probably fined the repairs by the time this replies back, best wishes.😉
@@StuccoPlastering It turned out GREAT thanks to your help! Thanks so much!
@@xxangelsofchaosxx Good evening Teensiersun, it is for the energetic, ambitious folks like yourself we show how to do this stuff.
Thank you for the kind words.😉
Wow! You are an artist. Plaster work/repair is not easy to do, especially ceilings. I’m in awe of the fact you were able to talk while you were doing all that overhead work. Great job, very educational video. Fortunately for me, my repair is smaller, in a hallway behind a doorway so not real visible, and isn’t down to the lathe. Oh, and no texture to match. Thanks for all the background info too (insulation, explaining about the keys, etc.).
Wow, thank you!
You are the plastering dude, wow, you make it look so easy bro and I know it isn't, love to you and family
Howdy Shop Girl, you my girl have a wonderful way with words, thank you,
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A master at his craft.
Evening my friend, I like your style, thank you.
Great job! Love watching lathing/plaster videos. Was a lather for 20+years.
Howdy Rick my fellow tradesman, thank you. 😉
Great video thanks I was raised on ready made joint compound but you make Plastering look way cooler. will have to try a few test runs. Thanks again.
Hi godzi11amovies, the mud I am using is a compound,
(Westpac's fast set)
but it is not ready made, most ready made products such as mud's or mortars to set tiles are weak and don't last long.
The product we used was in bags we added the water and mixed ourselves, prior to application.
Best wishes,
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Finally how to match the finish that's there. Been doing a small job and could not figure it out. Excellent info. Many thanks.
Evening Ken, no worries thank you
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a very great job! I would never know how to plaster a wall without your knowledge!
Evening thesby tolbert, thank you,
That's why we show what we do so folks get an idea of what's going on and can either DIY or hire a fella that know how, as you now know what's causing the problems and how a proper fix should be completed
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StuccoPlastering you're very much welcome. I do need to plaster a hole in my basement laundry room in which I might try to do myself!
take care,
thesby from chicago
Morning thesby tolbert from Chicago, you're welcome and as far as that basement patch, give it your best shot.
You can do it!
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Great videos guys-I think that I will now tackle my ceiling in my bedroom and living room for a house in Chicago that I owned (but was not living in) where the pipes burst during a harsh winter. thanks-will let you know how it goes.
+Rodrick Wimberly Hello Rodrick,
best wishes, with the fix.
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awesome i have a 1908 vic brick home and well she fits the bill , i have totally restored her except for a few minor repairs , too the plaster , your awesome and thank you for the info
Hi Penny, these are tips for sure,
FYI, applying Stucco or Plaster Render appear easy, it usually take about 10 to 20 years of hands on experience to understand how to apply Stucco/Plaster/Render properly.
If you have already repaired most with the help of these videos it means you're a natural and if you kept at it would be a professional.
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thanks for the demo, I am electrical contractor residential work , now I can charge more money for walls & ceiling repairs, after I run my electrical circuits (thanks Kirk)
great video I have done a lot of drywall in my time and must say nice trick to getting rid of trowel marks with a sponge float .
Howdy Guard Dude, this works like magic,
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Have you ever used screws to re-attach the ceiling? I had a kitchen ceiling just like the one you all worked on.Albeit not as bad. it was cracking and falling. I didn't take any of it down. Instead I used screws all over the place to re-attach and contain it to the cleats. then I went over it with tape and mud. It's been about 2 years now and it still looks pretty good. It better stay looking good because it's my mom's house. Love your videos. Thank you so much and God bless you and your family.
Hi Richard Chavarria, yes, we have also used screws when tiny areas need to be reattached, especially if the ceiling has a really tough finish to match.
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Thank you for this video. Yours is the most helpful and much easier than some I have watched. I have an old house for sale and in sitting empty a part of the plaster ceiling near a window has come down. I have tried to find someone to repair it but they all want to take down the ceiling and replace it with drywall. I am going to use your method and do it myself. Good luck to me!
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This helped a lot I have this same type of ceiling with those keys. I believe I can tackle the kitchen ceiling now
Hi Mattie Evans, good for you, the more you do the easier it gets.
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Great job kirk I've done many the same repairs myself and i can vouch for you it's a lil more tedious then it looks.
Evening King, thank you, for us, it's another day at the office.
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Fantastic videos! So nice when you are first learning to see techniques from experienced people. Thanks!
Good evening Flying high dude, thank you
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This guy makes it look so easy its unbelievable
Good afternoon Colby, with enough time in anything is easy.
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This should help a great deal with repairing my sister's ceiling. She has a very cute 1920's bungalow house but it needs a lot of work. She's not the type to do these repairs but I see it as a challenge!
Evening Oreana, you go girl as "you can do it"
However, it does take a bit of patience and time.
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Never good to be able to see the sky when your remove your ceiling. Great vid man.
Good evening Patrick, yea, that's always a drag.
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Fantastic! Thank you for showing us your hard work! I grew up in a victorian home and I grew to like plaster, I am not fond of sheet rock - but blue board and plaster is a beautiful thing!
Howdy Kimberlee, thank you
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It's not easy but you made it look easy. Awesome demonstration. Thank You Sir.
Good evening David, thank you.
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Always something new to learn down south we would have used gypsum plaster for a base and then use a lime putty with molding and gauging plaster then water trowel it smooth and then roll a texture afterwards more than one way to skin a cat
Evening DeShawn, thats a better way of doing it, for historical reasons.😏
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Excellent in every way. A master who makes it look so simple. Takes time to make sure every step is done to the highest possible standard. Bravo.
Good afternoon Ben, thank you, my friend, beautiful words indeed.
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I just finished doing pretty much exactly the same thing you did but mostly walls and I used Structo-lite. You probably would not be impressed with that product. 185 year old lime sand hair plaster walls and I needed to have gentle undulations. I wait a bit and spray water on to float it into a slurry and then final smooth it. I do the perimeter blending similar to your technique in this video. I could never hold a candle to your skills, but I feel better about my efforts after seeing you doing similar.
Good morning, Paul Briggs my fellow plasterer. Structo-lite is one of my favorite products of all time.🤔 40 years ago they used to sell it in 80-pound bags.
we used to apply it in schools and hospitals for all the benefits, that was back when I was an apprentice.
The 3 to 5 hour cure time was never an issue as I had additive to make it set in ten minutes if I choose that time for it to set.😉
I do make mention of structo-lite in the description of being the most used for good reason, it's the best.
However; In my works many ask for alternative products, that set faster, thus this video.🕺🏻💃
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nicely done. that application will work everytime for permanent fix. fyi i have 20 plus years in plaster.
sir, great demonstration!
Howdy caig my fellow plasterer, thank you
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Thanks man ! Exact repair I needed.... I've scanned the net looking this type of repair and forgot I'm a subscriber.. Once again you've helped me.. I'll end with this.. " By far this is still the coolest dude on RUclips " !! Dam this guy is awesome !!!
Good evening DC Dude, thank you, I defiantly like your style. 🍺
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Hi Kirk. Really enjoyed the video & thanks for sharing your experience. I'm also from the UK & will patching my lathe ceiling as Nick commented (7 months ago) using a texture coat called "bonding" followed by a thinner coat called "thistle finish" for a flat finish. These are not rapid-set products & so the curing time between coats is slower, which may mean that I get a slightly longer working time. Prior to the bonding I'll use a PVA with water mixture to wet the Keys (lathes) & it'll seal the loose grit at the edges. You do a very tidy job & seem to keep that fine dust to a minimum.
Evening Matt Howe always nice to here from you UK guys, I'm in England now visiting me wife's parents.
I keep the dust down to a minimum by applying plaster weld, it rids the dust while making certain that any plaster that gets on the face of the timber lath sticks well, this helps along with the keying effect caused by squeezing the plaster through the wood lath so that it also mushrooms on the top,
Best wishes and thanks for watching,
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Great hearing from you Kirk!
As you were removing each piece from the ceiling (after scoring your line) none of those pieces crumbled apart into dust & aggregate, your workwear remains clean. I can see light through those keys, did you wet or treat the underside before removal?
I hope you get some enjoyment with all this wet weather we are having. Ironically, my wife is from Washington State & it gets really rainy over there (maybe more so than the UK).
All the best. Matt
Hi Matt Howe, you're right the ceiling had no insulation.
I brought this fact to the owners attention, they said when they get the cash they would insulate from the attic as it was all open studs, this was a beast to pull off as it was raining insulation all over me, as soon as I completed this project I went home and showered, who knows what was in that stuff?
That's life as a big time stucco dude.
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Awesome video and inspiring. Iv'e recently retired and bought an old house and redoing it and this is good info. I'm not a pro but this stuff is just too cool. If God throughs me back into this world, this is what I want to do.
Good evening Newill, LOL, thank you.😉
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Excellent. I got a couple of ceiling bellys in my 1927 home. Thanks for the expertise!
Howdy MarzNet Dude, no problemo, you got to stop feeding your ceiling.😉
I tried this and the whole thing came down at once!! I can’t believe how heavy it all was. Messy, dusty and a big crash sound. Drywall was used instead. Lol
It happens, sorry brother.
Thank you for all you do and to all your family and team! I watch all your videos over and over- taking notes and learning so much! We have a 104 yr. old 3 floor stucco home in NY. We've been here 5+ years and it is clearly time to make many repairs outside. I wish you worked in our area! But since you don't, I'll definitely have questions soon. We cannot afford to pay someone to do it wrong and I cannot do it all myself. Your videos are a game changer for my confidence in preserving this amazing home 🙂 Now I see this interior ceiling repair video and I know I can do this where needed in the home 🙂 Felt I should comment. THANK YOU! -Mary .... Schenectady, NY
You are so welcome, cheers.
I have watched this particular video several times over the years. So much good information. Kirk is the best.
Good evening Mr. Luke Brown. I like your style, my friend.😉
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