How to Do A Santa Fe, Skip Trowel, Spanish Knockdown, Mediterranean Texture. It's easy
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This EASY to do texture goes by many names but it's one you can do, even as a novice. I'll teach you how to do this beautiful old world Mediterranean Wall Texture and it only takes a few simple hand tools. It's similar to a skip trowel texture, or a sun valley texture, and You Can Do This.
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I’ve been finishing drywall for 25 years. I have my own business and I am considered the best at what I do in my area. I usually laugh at most of the “drywall how to” videos because it’s obvious that most people don’t know how to do what they are instructing others to do. However this guy really knows what he is talking about. Very good instructional video my man.
Thanks, that’s kind of why I started this, because I got tired of seeing the crappy instructional videos out there.
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He’s like Mr. Ross only these aren’t happy trees they are happy little walls. Nice
I’m a Plumbing Contractor and I can appreciate these skills for patching drywall after re-pipes
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Now this is the best way to learn, from a old timer who's been around. Excellent video Sir.
I’ve been wanting this texture for so long and couldn’t find out any videos or what it’s even called. This is a god send!
Beautiful job. The flat trowel makes all the difference. By the grace of God I achieved a similar repair with a large mud knife and it turned out, but not without serious effort. Thanks for the tutorial!
This is exactly what I was looking for to do a repair on my Sante Fe style walls. Thanks
Glad I could help
I completely agree!! This is the same exact pattern I was looking for! So grateful for this video! Thank you!
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Do you add sand ever?
Why did you put a skim coat of mud up there first? Looks better if you apply it on your towel from you tray or halk to the wall in smaller amounts as you go. Speaking for repairs or small areas. I could see why you would maybe roll mud on the wall in new construction for speed.
What a great instructor and appealing voice and personality. Thanks for the video.
Thank you. Very well done. Appreciate that there is no distracting sound track in the background.
Aloha Kilt Guy. I wish the entire world knew how good you are at what you do. It is 7:30 pm Hawaiian time. Just finished work, came home and did the yard work, and now it is time to do the laundry which consists of 7 pairs of painters shorts and 10+ shirts. One weeks worth........This video is bad ass. All professional painters should watch it, and all drywall professionals should watch it as well.
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Thank you kindly.
Exactly what I was looking for. We have to patch an area of a half bathroom and I now need to texture it to match the rest of the wall. Never knew what it was called, but its all over our house. The downside is that we were too lazy to sand down any ridges, bumps, imperfections, veins, etc when we first built our house. Ive always hated my walls due that reason. Starting w/my sons bedroom, I sanded down the texture until it was smooth. I love it now as I was able to get rid of many of the imperfections and it is now smooth. I've since done the hall, the half bath and my daughters bedroom. I have a ways to go and will have to patch a few areas along the way, but its something Im looking forward to. Thanks for the video!
I've been searching RUclips for a tutorial on how to make that textured wall. Thank you for doing it
I have this texture all over our 1964 house. We put up a new wall and I need it to somewhat match. The drywall guy tried to do the finish with thin mud and a paint roller. It was horrible. I'll do it myself now with this video. Thank you so much.
Thanks, I needed this technique for a crack repair in a corner. I learned a lot from watching your videos.
Awesome technique. I sprayed heavy coat of orange peel, skip troweled, and then troweled.
Huh. You just saved me a ton of time and trial and error. Thank you!
Thanks so much for the instructive video, particularly the tip on the pool trowel. Am renovating a 105 year old miner's cabin with all new drywall. This works perfectly.
Well after watching two of your videos, I decided to Skip Trowel my downstairs hallway. Last night was the first time in 49 years I have attempted to Skip Trowel anything! Nothing professional, but it is done and tomorrow will be ready for some Paint! So thanks man, for the guidance!! It's greatly appreciated!!! 😎
That is awesome!
Quick update I just Revisited the two patches I needed to do and with 25 years experience and watching what you just did I knocked it out with ease I mean I'm expert already. You know how you sometimes screw up finishing plaster and you by accident create what you see on the wall for the life of me I couldn't do it I had a sponge a brush putty knife I even used my hand I just couldn't do it but I knew I had seen that texture before and sure enough just press the trial or even a piece of wood against the 8th inch or quarter inch deep area and just smear around and random directions and you're good to go dumb easy. Having said that still I wouldn't put this s*** on the wall especially a brand new wall. Cheers mate
This is my favorite
I'm so glad I found this video! We bought a KB home years ago and this is the texture they used. I've been trying to find a video how to do this look for our rentals! Thank you so much for this video!
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I have never textured a wall like that. Thanks for the lessom.
Happy to help!
Just want to truly thank you, this video here just saved me a lot of money paying for this to be done I completed my home with this video so I hope you understand how much you are really helping other with this content!
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Thank you sir!
This is the exact texture I’m trying to replicate. Wish me luck!
Great demo explanation. Albeit hard to see but I'll refer back to your videos. It's been 25yrs since I tackled tape & mud in Oregon. My 1st time hanging drywall here in AZ, so this mud style will hide a lot & go with my SW theme. Thank you lots! My gambrel ceiling has been a challenge
Decided to buy a 14" Pan and a 12" Pull Float I think you called it. Mine looks just like yours! Also bought a 6" & 8" Knife. Oh yeah and the 12" seam Knife just in case, however I am planning on buying a few more tools now. This all started because my mud guy is going on vacation! So after a couple of your videos, I figured that I had to attempt to get it done! I am pretty happy with the outcome now!!! Thanks again for sharing!!!!! ;)
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I will give this a shot. My ceiling had popcorn and we scraped it off. Ceiling is not even so hopefully this will help hide the imperfections.
Thanks so much for your awesome instructions!
My husband and I had to have a huge hvac renovation and our basement ceiling was torn up. THANK YOU so much for all of your videos!!!! You are such a good teacher! We have learned so much and been able to get so much done ourselves because of your videos.
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Great instructions i tried to do my patio before watching your video. I did ok for the most part. Now my wife (retired USAF LtCol 26.5) and I removed our bathroom mirror a big chunk of dry came off so we are going to try your method in the bathroom. Anyway thanks for your service and thanks for the tip/instructions.
Hey Kilted Guy, I did a medium plaster wall texture on a beautiful little log cabin I built a few years ago. It just fit, looked so much better and more authentic than orange peal (yawn).
I'm working on a bigger, higher end project right now, so I watched your video as a refresher. Appreciate the tips!
Thanks for showing how to blend this. I have 2 large sections I had to cut out to run some conduit into the attic and now I need to patch it and wasn't sure where to start.
This is just what I was looking for! Trying to repair texture that a pro did for us 15 years ago. He's not around anymore and I wish I had watched his technique. Purchased a couple of tools from your list and will give this a try. Let you know how it works out.
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Thank you old timer
This is the same texture that I have from when I first started doing my drywall project...been trying to get rid of it ever since
Hi That Kilted Guy! Total newbie here. Thank you so much for all your videos. I watched all of your skim finish ones and some of your ceiling ones. Today, I did my first coat of my first wall. It was exciting to lay down that first swipe of mud. I started with the smaller wall to get the feel for the technique and got more confident as I went along, thanks to all your tips and videos. I thought about doing a Level 5 finish but I was pleasantly surprised to see this video. I think I'll do this finish instead. I have two larger walls to do next so back to it...Thank you again for sharing your knowledge!
Awesome! So glad I could help you with this project. Take care.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Hello again! Our dining room turned out great--certainly not pro but definitely with lots of character--and I learned a lot. I want to ask your advise about the outlets. Now that the walls are done, I'm finding that the outlet covers don't really fit and the outlets themselves are not flush with the wall. What should I do to fix that? Thanks!
Great video. Former GC and did not know this texture. Building a new house (French farm house) and may use this texture. Thank you.
Great videi and excellent , easy to follow instruction without unnecessary personal commentary. Thank you. Go AF
My house has this texture and I was always wondering how they did it should I need to do a repair. Thanks for the video.
You are a great teacher. Thank you for your time sir.
You are very welcome
Thanks for this especially the rounded trowel I didn’t know existed!
Good job! I’m doing all my rooms with that texture. Thanks for your time!
Bought a fixer upper and had to try to match plaster over drywall walls to new drywall. Found your videos and have been binge watching! This Santa Fe texture video helped me so much with figuring out what texture I was matching to (santa fe mixed with a sandswirl if that’s a thing lol). Thanks so much! You’re my new fav RUclipsr 🤣🤣
Great to hear!
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Hope your doing well man. Thanks for the upload.
Thanks TKG,! Your excellent videos have saved me a lot of time and money while helping to beautify my home.
Hey Guy nice demo in my neck of the woods we call it a Venetian plaster, paints out put real nice especially if you do a faux finish look to it
steven piehl Interesting. I’ve gone to a faux finishing school for a week and the venetian plaster we did used, actual venetian plaster products and it comes out smooth with a mottled slightly shiny burnished appearance. I plan on doing a video about that one day soon. And I’ll have to do a faux finish on this texture for sure and demo that.
There is a $2 million home in our area that we have considered trying to buy one day, and it has a finish very much like what you’re describing.
That Kilted Guy DIY Home Improvement modern masters put out great decorative paint products I also attended several schools for faux finishing best money I’ve ever made but it basically fell out of vogue 9-10 yrs ago
Yeah, I think we used some modern masters stuff too. I went to a school put on by Kelly King, in case you did too.
That Kilted Guy DIY Home Improvement Kelly King Yep I attended a week of their classes excellent schooling I put it to good use for years I think I went in ‘99 small world Guy
Wow, it truly is, and I think I went right around that same time, lol.
just a great tutor job explaining the texturing techniques, I love your humor, testimonials and content, thanks so much and your Kilt is a great idea ! Captain Stonewall of Stonewall Masonry
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I bought a home in Sarasota I'm getting around to doing some repairs God knows they put this s*** on the ceiling walls everywhere I know it adds acoustic depths to the room it does add flavor but God knows trying to do a repair this s*** is ridiculous I appreciate you boss man. Personally though I would be damned if I put this s*** on the house I will just rock and roll with smooth and get the hell out keep it simple and easy LOL
Thanks for the great video! My only complaint is, it didn't take just the 2 tools you mentioned at the beginning, heheh! No worries, though!
I'm doing a ceiling/wall patch combination... A couple questions: do you still put 250 tape on the joints? And how much water do you add to the Plus 3? I'd imagine you'd want the mud to be thicker than watery...
thank you for your service, and for your videos! Great teaching
Thank you!
thyank you brother man . will be watching more from you bud
Thank you, sir.
Gonna do some tomorrow. Thank you 🙏 Kilt Man
Nice work !!
Thank you so much --- so informative. Appreciate it.
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Thanks. I bought that truck in 1980. That’s my baby
How difficult would it be to reverse this texture when you sell the house? Would the walls need to be plastered over?
Good
Thanks sir for the knowledge.
I found the PLUS 3 on google but I still don't know what material it is...gypsum, mineral, acrylic or cement plaster???
Great video! I think I’ll use that texture this week, looks really good!!
I’ve been watching your videos for awhile now and did not ever know that you are an Air Force Vet, no wonder I like watching your videos. I’m an Air Force Vet also and was in from 85-94.
Take care Brother and stay safe out there!
Don that’s real close to when I was in. I served from 84-91. I was an electronic warfare tech. Thanks for your service.
Thanks agent!
AGENT 47 and thanks for your service!
That Kilted Guy DIY Home Improvement and thank you for your service kilted guy! We had a lil bit of an overlap there but evidently we were probly stationed at different bases. The only base that would come close to us both being at at the same time would have been when I was assigned to the 33rd TFW at Eglin AFB in Ft. Walton Beach, Fl. My other assignments were at an ATC base and a cargo unit flying C-141’s and they didn’t have the armament that the F-15’s I worked on at Eglin did but that base is more testing than anything anymore.
My brother was stationed there same time I was except he was an officer and I was a measly enlisted NCO/Airmen. He was an electrical engineer and worked on the design and testing of many of the armament systems both missle design/testing/accuracy and the radar systems used on the F-15/F-16 as well as any other fighter that had armaments strapped to its fuselage. He’s been able to fly in a whole slew of fun aircraft for testing purposes and is still there to this day doing the same work but as a civilian contractor 30 years later.
Those were good days and I wish I could have stayed longer, hindsight is 20/20 tho isn’t it!! Oh well, good memories anyways Brother. Take care buddy and stay safe and keep those awesome Sheetrock videos coming. I learn so much from you every time I watch one and I thank you for that!!
Don Pfeiffer well I was trained at Keesler twice stationed at FE Warren from 85-87, then Kirkland from 87-90, then a little guard unit near Seattle from 90-91. I was going to go to OTS but things changed. It’s kind of a long story but basically when I went through the MEPS they said I was colorblind by one card to many. That forced me into personnel which was my first trip to Keesler Air Force Base. Then I proved to them I wasn’t colorblind after being on active duty for about a year and a half, and I wanted retrained into electronic warfare which is what I came in for.
I had been taking night classes to finish my degree and go through OTS. But by retraining I had to go in to the Air national guard on the palace Chase program, which killed those officer plans. But I had the best time of my career going through the electronic warfare school. I made Sergeant just before leaving so I got to stay in the NCO barracks, and drive my new iRoc Z Camaro daily. Anyway I graduated with honors from that class, as I like a good challenge. And I enjoyed working the flightline on our old A7 planes. And because I was in the air National Guard, I was back in Drywall and the economy tanked after several years so I moved to Seattle Washington. The only planes near that location were transport planes so I ended up in a little telecommunications squadron and finished out my last year back in personnel. I got out in June 1991 right as desert storm was really taking off.
Thank you for your video and for your service!
Much appreciated
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Another excellent video. Cheers.
Is there any specific reason you don’t dip the front tip into your pan and then push your trowel flat on the wall and drag your trowel through the blob of mud.?
Out here in the west we call it, blind man swirl.
Great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge
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This video is EXCELLENT.
thank you sir I salute you!
Awesome video
Would love to find the video that shows that quick sample that is shown in this video. Help!!
whats the mixture ratios/components?
Thank you for this great video! I've been searching for how this is done without success until now. I'd like to ask a question:
I would like to use this texture on a new wall and continue it through an archway. Is that possible with the same tools? The radius on the arch corners is pretty tight -- 10 inches...
Thanks!
I’d have to be there to tell you for sure. Just experiment
I saw your videos, and I liked the job you do. How much do you normally charge per square feet for float and imperfect texture in California? Thank youu.
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I just bought a fixer upper and the interior wall is painted plywood. Would I need to have a base layer of mud before trying this technique?
You should be able to apply it directly over the plywood but sand it with 60 or 80 grit sandpaper first and remove the dust.
Thank you for this video! Do you need to put down a bonding primer/ bonding agent first? We just bought an old house and some of the plaster finish was crumbling. When we took off the crumbling bits, there was a super old looking form of drywall: a brownish/reddish drywall board. Wondering if we should put a bonding agent first before the mud.
Thank you!
At this point you have probably long finish this project but a bit of advice actually a secret mix joint compound with diamond Veneer plaster and it will allow it to bond to anything but if you're using just plaster on a painted surface it will not Bond this way you can skip the bonding agent. Or you can just use 45 or 90 minute joint compound this is very flexible and allows it to bond to anything
Great instruction, thanks! In this video you show and mention a previous video showing a different look that is slightly wet. That is the texture I am trying to replicate. I could not find that video on your channel. Can you point me in the right direction? Thanks, Mark
Try this Playlist. All my texture videos are in there. Wall & Ceiling Textures Anyone Can do
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I'm Diy my kitchen in Santa Fe! This is perfect. It's got an ugly, unprofessional knockdown. Couple of questions. 1. Can I just cover the old texture and use this design? Also.... I'm in LOVE that yellow color! Did you buy it colored or can you ad paint to it when you mix it? Thanks. I just adore you!
Thanks Liz. The mud comes that way from the factory. Sometimes you can put one texture over another but the only way for me to know is to see it, so I suggest a little experiment
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I learned something new today thanks Señor!
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Thank you - using this technique to create textured backgrounds and scenes for product photography.
Cool
Hi there! Could you please tell me if I can add paint to this before hand to save an extra step?
No
Hi! This is so helpful. Total novice here . Is it still just as important to do all the drywall taping first before applying this final coat as it would be without this final coat? God it’s tedious work !
Yes
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I very much appreciate all of your videos! I have recently had a skip trowel knockdown/Santa Fe texture put on my walls and I noticed that some of the walls have much lighter texture than others. Is it possible to thicken or make a second texture coat above the first one to make them match?
Guy, this is the exact texture my wife wants. I was noticing that the long trowel you are using has rounded ends. Is that necessary? I have a 20” but it has square ends. Not saying I can’t round the ends myself with a grinder. My question is do I need the rounded end pool trowel? Anyway, thanks for the great videos you make. I’ve learned a lot from you. Thanks brother🤜💥🤛
I would never try to grind a knife down as you will probably warp it. Yes the pool trowel will do a much better job without edges. Here’s the link. amzn.to/3BxyLXb
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Thanks for the info and the link. I’m not going to cut my knife down. I have a 14”& a 20”. They seem to be working great. We are testing different pattern styles and techniques on the walls now. I’ll let her decide what she likes and we’ll go with that. I’m having trouble keeping up with where I’m at. White on white. Can I put food coloring in the mud or some string line chalk? Anyway. Thanks again.
@@jackyottinger6808 sure you can color it. Just don’t tint it red
Kilted guy hello ! I like the flat venetian plaster look .I tried drywall with paint in it then trowels it in sanded did a second time.It looks very good and was put over a flat painted nontextured wall.Will it stay and do i need some kind of sealer !!
Seal it
Di you seal it? What sealer? Thx
Hello can I use my hands to apply it also? Or do you recommend an other product with the same effect ? Thank you.
I don’t recommend using your hands.
This is exactly what I have at my 1988 built home. I took out a soffit in the kids bathroom that is 4 1/2" wide x 10' long that I need to repair. How do I go about using the tape. Which type of tape do you suggest? Do I fill the joints in with mud then lay the tape over that and let all of that dry then come back the next day and do the textured part? Excellent video ty so much
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Thank you
Thxs buddy job I'm on has this.
How do you do this on a small scale for touch up?
What was the name of the other bidai that you mentioned nearer the beginning of the video. I have looked for it on your site but l can't see it. Thanks.
I think that’s a video that I tried to do and I had a failure and never got around to redoing it but I plan to
OK thanks for replying.
Anyone know where the video is that’s referenced at 1:39? I have that type of texture I’m trying to match. Thanks everyone in advance! Keep it up @ThatKiltedGuyDIY
I had a failure in that video and never put it out. I still plan on doing that one day but it may end up in my drywallacademy.com instead.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY what do you call that texture type? Thanks for the quick response, I know it’s not easy covering all your bases, but all us viewers appreciate you!!
I don’t know of a technical name I just call it a lap texture
I have one question about doing this texture with paint or glaze...does the "mud" come in colors or do I have to paint over it? Can I just glaze over and push the glaze into the cracks? Thanks for an answer.
As far as I know you would have to prime and paint it. But I have seen drywall mud clearcoated after some staining or something but I haven’t done it
What was that first texture called
Very nice .
George Sorisho thanks. It is s pretty texture.
Hey there. Great channel! Quick question: I plan to build an Irish pub style man cave in my shop and would like your suggestion on the style of texture I should use to mimic old world plaster you would find in an Irish pub. Suggestions? Thanks!
Well despite my kilt, I’ve never been to Ireland so I’m really not sure what that would look like. If I could see a picture it would help but I would say maybe a continuous skip trowel with bigger lap marks kind of like on my community post a week or two ago.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY very good. I'll take a look at your post. thanks!