Matt, just wow every time i look up something about building a hose bam you have a video on it. That is so cool. The only thing I haven't seen you review yet is the Green Magic Home. They are an earth berm house. I would sure like to get your take on them. Thank you for all the work you do.
Matt, would you be able to provide a full walk through of this house when done? I'd like to see how the walls look with the stained trim and carpet, etc. I think it's one of a kind and really want to see how it's all tied together. I wonder if this stuff can be applied over rigid foam, as a protection layer on say an interior basement.
Interesting to see the perm rating of this finish. The materials used to achieve the level 4-5 have binders and acrylics in them too. This would be great if it could be used as a substitute for joint compound (and not a finish coat).
The only thing about clay plaster is that without any additives it cracks. Does the product you guys use have chemical additives? Here in the southwest we use natural clay plaster with just organic materials but it cracks when it dries. One has to seal it with something. We use raw linseed oil and liquid carnauba as a sealant for interior walls.
Nathan seemed stoked...
This is awesome. Thanks for this episode.
Matt, just wow every time i look up something about building a hose bam you have a video on it. That is so cool. The only thing I haven't seen you review yet is the Green Magic Home. They are an earth berm house. I would sure like to get your take on them. Thank you for all the work you do.
This guy makes plaster sounds exciting. Ps Nathan seemed plastered :)
Matt, would you be able to provide a full walk through of this house when done? I'd like to see how the walls look with the stained trim and carpet, etc. I think it's one of a kind and really want to see how it's all tied together. I wonder if this stuff can be applied over rigid foam, as a protection layer on say an interior basement.
From an old Plasterer, it IS exciting. lol. It's like a Jeep thing
nice product. love the finish and slight variation in colour🖒
So once applied and is dry, it is really just dried clay?
Interesting to see the perm rating of this finish. The materials used to achieve the level 4-5 have binders and acrylics in them too. This would be great if it could be used as a substitute for joint compound (and not a finish coat).
Interesting product, would love to see it being applied.
Love this stuff I been using in a project wish ppl would get into it , it’s an amazing product
I like Nathan
So if re-hydrating the product will "wake" it up and let you rework it, can it be washed?
no
I like it!! can it be painted down the road? would it dry out if the wall has radiant heat? is it recommended for bathrooms?
The only thing about clay plaster is that without any additives it cracks. Does the product you guys use have chemical additives? Here in the southwest we use natural clay plaster with just organic materials but it cracks when it dries. One has to seal it with something. We use raw linseed oil and liquid carnauba as a sealant for interior walls.
I like it...I'm interested.
Any tips on turning plywood into an acceptable substrate for this? Thanks!
Not for me, but as always, appreciate your craftsmanship.
Lol what's up with Nathan? He doesn't seem like he likes being interviewed.
Does Nathan have a website?
I searched up for ASMR clay plastering and I got this😂😂😂😂
Ha ha ha ha…whatever ASMR clay plastering is
Flip your hat around for the camera mate