Nice job, my friend. I’ve been through the same kind of job for my last 15 years drywall repairs only and I can tell your process is the same as mine. Five minutes mad only AC companies is A lot of work to do fixing scatter holes. I can tell you got a experience
Great job. Your process is flawless. Whoever build that shower should have applied kerdi-band (waterproofing membrane) on the transition between shower and drywall. Also that tile should have gone up to the ceiling. Obviously shower build was a "touch" iffy with lack of confidence. I would not trust in that shower's waterproof capabilities. 🤷♂️
good videos, i have no interest in drywalling but i like to watch your videos. which is a great thing. Keep going with consistant uploads and your channel will get big fast. Same thing happened to a concrete contracter i watch. your content is very easy to watch even for those not in the same trade, or any trade for that matter. From an editing standpoint the logo in the bottom right might be a bit big and distracting so maybe make it a bit smaller or fade it to more transparent after the first few seconds of the video but i like the logo. Keep up the great videos im already subbed and liked.
@@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🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
Crushin life bro i appreciate your vids. Livin the dream i hope to start soon! That truck bed drawer system is sick, and nice truck too! Yes those lil 2 step ladders are the shit. Comin from another 6'2 long armed taper...😂 Everything about your process is pro, and affirms that i myself am well on my way. Thanks for everything and keep killin it!
@@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 🙏💪
@@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.
@@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
Please please noted that you are smacking your mouth alot, especially when opening your mouth after swallowing. And also sometimes in between sentences... Hard to hear and I really want to support the channel. 🙏🏾
@@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 !
Nice job, my friend. I’ve been through the same kind of job for my last 15 years drywall repairs only and I can tell your process is the same as mine. Five minutes mad only AC companies is A lot of work to do fixing scatter holes. I can tell you got a experience
Right on! Looking good 👍
@@mofoz66 thank you thank you!🤘🏼
Great job. Your process is flawless. Whoever build that shower should have applied kerdi-band (waterproofing membrane) on the transition between shower and drywall. Also that tile should have gone up to the ceiling. Obviously shower build was a "touch" iffy with lack of confidence. I would not trust in that shower's waterproof capabilities. 🤷♂️
I love these videos, I pretend I’m you and making that money!! More videos please!!!!
@@SkidMarkSmeller 😂 appreciate it man! Thanks for watching!
good videos, i have no interest in drywalling but i like to watch your videos. which is a great thing. Keep going with consistant uploads and your channel will get big fast. Same thing happened to a concrete contracter i watch. your content is very easy to watch even for those not in the same trade, or any trade for that matter. From an editing standpoint the logo in the bottom right might be a bit big and distracting so maybe make it a bit smaller or fade it to more transparent after the first few seconds of the video but i like the logo. Keep up the great videos im already subbed and liked.
@@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🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
That was the nice thing about Arizona. All texture. No flat walls. Easy to blend. Nice job man
@@jasongilman7270 yes definitely! Appreciate the comment brotha 🤙🏼
Crushin life bro i appreciate your vids. Livin the dream i hope to start soon!
That truck bed drawer system is sick, and nice truck too! Yes those lil 2 step ladders are the shit. Comin from another 6'2 long armed taper...😂
Everything about your process is pro, and affirms that i myself am well on my way.
Thanks for everything and keep killin it!
@@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 🙏💪
How do you get customers?
Advertise?
what tape do you use to plactic off in the beginning?
@@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.
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@@herbaluss thanks man!👊🏼
What does it mean when the mud reacts?
@@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
Please please noted that you are smacking your mouth alot, especially when opening your mouth after swallowing. And also sometimes in between sentences... Hard to hear and I really want to support the channel. 🙏🏾
@@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 !