I work in maintenance at a apartment and these video are everything even when I know how to do it properly I still take notes and make improvements to my work clean work man🤟🏾
You're welcome 🤙🏼 Yes I will definitely , what I want to try and do is make videos on real life job scenarios. I could walk around and bust up my own house for you guys but don't know if the wife would be to happy about that😂
Love your videos man,I am super new to drywall only been doing it for a couple months through a property management, however I have learned a ton from your videos helping me along the way. Keep it up
Word of advice from a painter, those vinyl cabinet edges have a tendency to peel off with that yellow tape. Might be better off taping the wall or using sensitive tape, thats what we do. Could get expensive, love the videos!
@@ThomasPacheck haha ohhh yeah trust me I know that one. And don’t ask me how 😂 I barely and I’m talking barley put that tape on the cabinets. Like no pressure at all. And actually anyone who ever comes and works for me I only have them use blue tape on the cabinets for that reason. But good that you wrote this comment for the new people for the trade to see👍🏼 Appreciate you watching!
@@franciscoortiz3575 that’s awesome, I appreciate that ! 👍🏼 Any suggestions on what kind of video you’d like to see next? I have about ten of these types of videos ready to be edited and put up but I’m getting a lot of requests for “how to” style videos.
haha thanks man! ill tell you why I stopped using the notes section. I was on a re pipe and I went around and measured like ten patches, put the phone in my pocket and by the time I walk out the heat from leg erased them all lol. So for years and years now I just text them to my wife😂
24:55 You gotta get the Klien offset flathead. They make a flat/Phillips flip too which I have since it replaces the drill for half the non drilling stuff we all use drills for for me. It might be called a speed drive or posidrive or something but it’s a tool once you use it you’ll never go back.
It’s the same pricing in Tucson. And in Florida where I’m at now. Great job man. I just started using the 5 minute mud because of you. After 25 years. I wish I knew about it way earlier.😂
Nice brotha! Hey at least you know now lol. An older gentleman that worked with me 8 years ago I taught him how to use 5 min and he started calling it "money making mud"🤣. Appreciate you watching!
I really like your videos, because i am a pinter, but very often i have to do patches too, so can get some tips from your videos, keep up the good work and those videos coming.
Doesn't the hot mud shrink a little on your seams though? Just subbed, great work! I was surprised to hear you recommend Super Paint. I recently had to use it and the flashing was terrible, even after priming and rolling it properly. I always use Duration or Emerald now, I forgot how much harder the Super Paint was to work with. I have had weird issues with it bubbling up too, even when patches are spot primed.✌️
@@skhateanddestroy1252 really!? That’s interesting. I’ve been really using it a lot the last couple years and haven’t had any issues. I’m actually editing a video right now about how to paint my patch work so I can send it to the homeowner after I’m done. And I’m using super paint with no primer first. Was it a textured wall or smooth? The bubbling is usually a drywall issue with dust in my experience. Yes with 20 min I will never do Just one coat. 20 min and 40 min shrinks a lot compared to 5. And thank you for the sub!
@thedrywalltech Interesting, I use a lot of 20 so that must be why mine always shrinks so much, thanks for the tip! I mostly paint so I am always happy to learn more about drywall stuff. This last job I did everything right, spot primed patches, wiped the walls down, no dust, all mud dried over night before priming etc.. It was one of those walls where the light shines in such a way you have to get it perfect. I had the bubbling issue a lot when I would try to use it without primer, then I started spot priming with latex primer, same thing. The only thing that really worked was using cover stain to spot prime. That's when I just said screw it and started using mostly Duration. It goes on so much better too, I will never go back to SP. They were out of it after the holiday here, asked for Emerald and they were supposedly out of that as well, so I went with SP. Still had a few little areas that bubbled, real small ones though. It ended up looking okay after I did a 3rd coat, I used gardz to spot prime this time too. The weird part was the bubbles were not even on areas I patched.🤔 I let everything dry over night between coats too. Sorry for the long winded reply.😄✌️
@@dereklester5818 Thansk brotha! haha yeah one time I texted my buddy numbers and he just wrote back saying “what the hell does that mean” then I tried to explain it to him and he couldn’t understand . Don’t recommend that one 😂
@@thedrywalltechFastcap makes a tape measure with a white board jawn you can pensil and erase notes on. The green one (lefty) I use for some trim stuff. I usually run a fat max and frantically search for whatever is in front of me I can write on though 😂
Do these everyday all day. Have had many years of nailing down this process to get multiple jobs like this done in one day. Appreciate you checking out the channel🤙🏼
You do great work! Could you get into more detail / tips on blending and the day after? - like what you might tell a customer who's going to paint the patch - importance of knocking down overspray around the patch after it's dry, advice on priming and painting to make it blend better, etc.
@@mscwa it’s funny you mention that! I have a video I’m uploading on that exact subject (painting ROA patches that I did for a customer) so I can send it to homeowners who want to paint the patchwork themselves. Stay tuned and thank you for compliment and for watching 🤙🏼
Yes! Just did a $1500 smooth wall job (patch and paint in one day) two big patches on a ceiling. I do a couple tight coats of 5 or 20 min until it's pretty flat then I pull it tight with light weight mud and put the fans on it to dry. The light weight dry super quick and once it drys give it that light sand and its smooth as glass
Thank you I appreciate it! Yes so all my family that's in this trade don't use a hawk.And im talking generations. They all learned in California, maybe that has something to do with it 🤷🏻♂️
you have to load the texture on bit heavier cuz the mud underneath isnt dry, it will soak up the moisture and soften the texture....it will look heavy wet but when dry it will flatten out...these are the tricks you learn you have to know what the mud will do under different scenarios.....if the base coat is dry or even primed the texture will lay down differently cured even though they look the same wet.....experience and knowledge is what you pay for, the time it takes is irrelevant...... hell of a deal to a homeowner for $300, it maybe an hour at job but he had to drive there and back, get materials, pay taxes, fuel, etc etc
Looks nice! Are you still planning on getting the Laco sprayer? I'm sure you know there are 2 types the Tg600 and Tg950. I have the 950 and honesty from what I've seen in your previous videos it works just about the same as the Redtail, they even sell a separate tip exclusively for knockdown.....I'll be honest I can match any texture with it but most of times I do prefer to use the hopper.
Thank you! yes I want to buy the 600 and test it out just because its cheaper. Feel like it's better to give my opinion on that so guys can know what I truly think on if the price difference is valid. Why did you go with the 950 instead 0f the 600?
@@thedrywalltech I did lots of research and the 600 had too many bad reviews, I've never used the redtail but just from what I've seen in your videos it looks very similar as far as results (950).
Thank you man! A lot of my work is seriously form word of mouth and people seeing my truck. Like I told someone else in here , everyone I talk to will know what I do by the time we are done talking
I always use the biggest nozzle and just adjust the pressure because I want that good background spray to still come out. Keep the pressure maxed out. Appreciate you watching!
Yes 5 min for the taping part and joint compound for the texturing. I suggest everyone start with 20 and work your way up to using 5. Are you in the trade?
How’re you finding most of your repair jobs? Are you using a lead service or mostly just word of mouth and phone calls? Most of the stuff I do is new construction and I’m looking to get into doing more repairs just hard to find enough honestly.
Im a real people person. That being said everyone I meet will know I do patch and paint by the time im done talking to them. My truck has it blasted across it and it's a Ram 2500 with 37's on it so it's hard to miss. I tell everyone...the more hands you shake the more money you make.
Hi, 1st timer here, very nice job Was wondering, how much do you charge for a job like that, I also do similar jobs like that but wanted to know if am charging enough. Thank you ❤
I live in Chicago, been doing regular sizes remodeling job for over 20 yrs, but as you get older i tend to do minor handyman work like the one you demonstrated, $300 is around of what I would charged, maybe a little less depending on the customer, if they're picky, the price is higher, if they're nice I'll price it low enough that they'll called me back, that's how I was able to build my customer based. No more 1 or 2 week jobs, too old. Thanks for the input, I really appreciated 👍
I’m 25 myself and u said u been doin this 10 years? So did u just up and quit whatever job u had and started ur own thing? I been wanting to but it’s so hard to save my money right now and I ain’t even making nearly enough. I do home remodeling for a company and I wanna van and start my own thing
@@raymiller4828 oh yeah man, it’s time to branch off! I’m 35 and I was working for my pops and running all the guys , bidding jobs, getting materials etc. One day I mentioned I needed to make more. He said no so I went out and got my license and did my own thing. Haven’t looked back since and now have had 3 different drywall companies in three different states. All in good standing and I passed one of them down to one of my guys. Don’t worry about a Van. Just get yourself out there . Get your license if you need one , get insurance because that will screw you if don’t have it and you mess something up, and start a Google business listing / get a website made . Once you get that $1000 day you will never work for someone again.
@@thedrywalltechappreciate that man. I was debating on going to rosedale tech which is a trade school in my city for carpentry but it won’t work with the job I have or most jobs so I think doing my own thing would be best. It’s just such a huge change and it’s hard for me to commit sometimes. Thanks for getting back to me man really helps.
hard to say because everywhere is different but atleaest your minimum trip charge to come back after it dries. Assuming the have the paint of course. Otherwise your trip charge plus paint
I see you do a lot of repairs after plumbers and other trades. Are you getting most of these jobs from referrals from the other trades or people just looking for drywall repair
All of these repairs so far in these videos have just been people finding me on google referred from someone ive done work for before or seeing me driving around town.
All of these repairs so far in these videos have just been people finding me on google, referred from someone ive done work for before or seeing me driving around town.
300 hundred dollars but don’t forget looking and giving an estimate. Gathering up supplies. Billing client. Account work. Plus you still need to pay Joe Biden his 40 percent. Not all roses. Plus don’t forget the wasted time bidding jobs that you don’t get. Glass half empty guy said
![Noob To Max With DRAGON REWORK In Blox Fruits [FULL MOVIE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LnBMOinoOvA/mqdefault.jpg)
Awesome job, thanks for another great video to learn from!
@@dizzywizard7664 you’re welcome brother ! Appreciate you watching🤙🏼
I work in maintenance at a apartment and these video are everything even when I know how to do it properly I still take notes and make improvements to my work clean work man🤟🏾
Thanks brother I appreciate it🤙🏼
Super awesome video. Your skim coating and sponge/wet sanding technique is amazing
Yeah! It’s all about being efficient, especially when it comes to these small jobs 👍🏼
A+ work and A++ for texting the wife the measurments!
It would be amazing if you do a corner repair to see how it's done. Learning a lot, thanks for those that are wanting to be in the craft.
You're welcome 🤙🏼 Yes I will definitely , what I want to try and do is make videos on real life job scenarios. I could walk around and bust up my own house for you guys but don't know if the wife would be to happy about that😂
😂
Love your videos man,I am super new to drywall only been doing it for a couple months through a property management, however I have learned a ton from your videos helping me along the way. Keep it up
Hell yeah man, love hearing that. Just keep at it and you'll get there🤙🏼
Word of advice from a painter, those vinyl cabinet edges have a tendency to peel off with that yellow tape. Might be better off taping the wall or using sensitive tape, thats what we do. Could get expensive, love the videos!
@@ThomasPacheck haha ohhh yeah trust me I know that one. And don’t ask me how 😂 I barely and I’m talking barley put that tape on the cabinets. Like no pressure at all. And actually anyone who ever comes and works for me I only have them use blue tape on the cabinets for that reason. But good that you wrote this comment for the new people for the trade to see👍🏼 Appreciate you watching!
You are amazing !!
Thank you for watching !!!
That's really good for 1 coat of mud and texture... Very impressive!
@@MSeroga thank you man!👊🏼
Thanks so much for your prompt response. I’m a loyal subscriber. I really enjoy your videos.
@@franciscoortiz3575 that’s awesome, I appreciate that ! 👍🏼 Any suggestions on what kind of video you’d like to see next? I have about ten of these types of videos ready to be edited and put up but I’m getting a lot of requests for “how to” style videos.
@@thedrywalltechMarketing/lead gen
like finding new clients
Texting the wife measurements is wild 😂. Use the notes app brotha! Love the vids
haha thanks man! ill tell you why I stopped using the notes section. I was on a re pipe and I went around and measured like ten patches, put the phone in my pocket and by the time I walk out the heat from leg erased them all lol. So for years and years now I just text them to my wife😂
24:55 You gotta get the Klien offset flathead.
They make a flat/Phillips flip too which I have since it replaces the drill for half the non drilling stuff we all use drills for for me.
It might be called a speed drive or posidrive or something but it’s a tool once you use it you’ll never go back.
Nice ! I'll look into it for sure
Thanks for your sharing your knowledge, you’re a true master of your trade.
Thank you Daniel! I truly appreciate that , and thank you for watching 👍🏼
Another banger ! lol . Max kill is amazing !
thanks man! @maxkill and those Aussies know what's up!
True pro. 💯
@@CrashBr0 Appreciate you👊🏼
Solid man. Keep up the great work. You make it look effortless! Thanks for sharing and teaching!
Thank you !!! I appreciate that man 👊🏼
I have the Bosch battery shop vac, just love it, for smaller clean ups, works great. Great job again.
Thank you, yes these little battery powered vacs have come along way!
Another great video as always.
Appreciate that brotha 🙏
Clean work !!!
@@josephscisson5253 thanks for checking it out 🤙🏼
Every time I forget something and walk to my truck to get it I have Cory in my head saying damn mang gotta be efficient
haha dude that's awesome 😂
It’s the same pricing in Tucson. And in Florida where I’m at now. Great job man. I just started using the 5 minute mud because of you. After 25 years. I wish I knew about it way earlier.😂
Nice brotha! Hey at least you know now lol. An older gentleman that worked with me 8 years ago I taught him how to use 5 min and he started calling it "money making mud"🤣. Appreciate you watching!
I really like your videos, because i am a pinter, but very often i have to do patches too, so can get some tips from your videos, keep up the good work and those videos coming.
Thank you! More to come 🤙🏼
Finally a start to finish, LFG! Good quality work. Love the truck setup!
Thanks for watching 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Doesn't the hot mud shrink a little on your seams though? Just subbed, great work! I was surprised to hear you recommend Super Paint. I recently had to use it and the flashing was terrible, even after priming and rolling it properly. I always use Duration or Emerald now, I forgot how much harder the Super Paint was to work with. I have had weird issues with it bubbling up too, even when patches are spot primed.✌️
@@skhateanddestroy1252 really!? That’s interesting. I’ve been really using it a lot the last couple years and haven’t had any issues. I’m actually editing a video right now about how to paint my patch work so I can send it to the homeowner after I’m done. And I’m using super paint with no primer first. Was it a textured wall or smooth? The bubbling is usually a drywall issue with dust in my experience. Yes with 20 min I will never do Just one coat. 20 min and 40 min shrinks a lot compared to 5. And thank you for the sub!
@thedrywalltech Interesting, I use a lot of 20 so that must be why mine always shrinks so much, thanks for the tip! I mostly paint so I am always happy to learn more about drywall stuff. This last job I did everything right, spot primed patches, wiped the walls down, no dust, all mud dried over night before priming etc.. It was one of those walls where the light shines in such a way you have to get it perfect. I had the bubbling issue a lot when I would try to use it without primer, then I started spot priming with latex primer, same thing. The only thing that really worked was using cover stain to spot prime. That's when I just said screw it and started using mostly Duration. It goes on so much better too, I will never go back to SP. They were out of it after the holiday here, asked for Emerald and they were supposedly out of that as well, so I went with SP. Still had a few little areas that bubbled, real small ones though. It ended up looking okay after I did a 3rd coat, I used gardz to spot prime this time too. The weird part was the bubbles were not even on areas I patched.🤔 I let everything dry over night between coats too. Sorry for the long winded reply.😄✌️
Great video. I do the same thing with texting information, I just text myself. Haha
@@dereklester5818 Thansk brotha! haha yeah one time I texted my buddy numbers and he just wrote back saying “what the hell does that mean” then I tried to explain it to him and he couldn’t understand . Don’t recommend that one 😂
@@thedrywalltechFastcap makes a tape measure with a white board jawn you can pensil and erase notes on. The green one (lefty) I use for some trim stuff. I usually run a fat max and frantically search for whatever is in front of me I can write on though 😂
We need a truck and tool tour man
@@mmack9 I am soon! Thinking about doing after I clean my truck out tomorrow 🤙🏼
@ right on bro love your stuff
I'm a handyman so I dont do drywall everyday. What you did in 30 minutes takes me several trips.
Do these everyday all day. Have had many years of nailing down this process to get multiple jobs like this done in one day. Appreciate you checking out the channel🤙🏼
Nice job
@@Mudflextools thank you!
You do great work! Could you get into more detail / tips on blending and the day after? - like what you might tell a customer who's going to paint the patch - importance of knocking down overspray around the patch after it's dry, advice on priming and painting to make it blend better, etc.
@@mscwa it’s funny you mention that! I have a video I’m uploading on that exact subject (painting ROA patches that I did for a customer) so I can send it to homeowners who want to paint the patchwork themselves. Stay tuned and thank you for compliment and for watching 🤙🏼
Nice clean work 👌. You got any tips on finishing smooth walls that fast?
Yes! Just did a $1500 smooth wall job (patch and paint in one day) two big patches on a ceiling. I do a couple tight coats of 5 or 20 min until it's pretty flat then I pull it tight with light weight mud and put the fans on it to dry. The light weight dry super quick and once it drys give it that light sand and its smooth as glass
Any videos of patching plaster?
Not yet! But its pretty much the same just a little different
Here from Chicago. Clean quality tape & mud work Corey . A job like this out here will run about 200-250$
Thank you I appreciate that! Good to know, I thought in Chicago it would be more
Need advice on coating radius walls..how would you do it?
is this a repair?
Man, you do fantastic work. I would love to work with you to be taught all of this ❤️
I appreciate that! Come to AZ😂
Thanks for the videos man. I love your passion. I’m curious as to why you don’t use a Hawk. Is it just a how you were taught thing?
@@drumrboynoid Hawk or pan. He uses a pan and kills it. If you prefer a Hawk then use it bud. 👍
It’s All good. 😎
Thank you I appreciate it! Yes so all my family that's in this trade don't use a hawk.And im talking generations. They all learned in California, maybe that has something to do with it 🤷🏻♂️
Do you plan on doing any vids on the business side of this? Like the licensing, bonding, and insurance?
Yes I am definitely , what are you looking to find information about ? Just the process of starting your own business ??
you have to load the texture on bit heavier cuz the mud underneath isnt dry, it will soak up the moisture and soften the texture....it will look heavy wet but when dry it will flatten out...these are the tricks you learn
you have to know what the mud will do under different scenarios.....if the base coat is dry or even primed the texture will lay down differently cured even though they look the same wet.....experience and knowledge is what you pay for, the time it takes is irrelevant......
hell of a deal to a homeowner for $300, it maybe an hour at job but he had to drive there and back, get materials, pay taxes, fuel, etc etc
👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Looks nice! Are you still planning on getting the Laco sprayer? I'm sure you know there are 2 types the Tg600 and Tg950.
I have the 950 and honesty from what I've seen in your previous videos it works just about the same as the Redtail, they even sell a separate tip exclusively for knockdown.....I'll be honest I can match any texture with it but most of times I do prefer to use the hopper.
@@CR-uh2el That’s a great question. 🔥
That red tail is $400 bucks! 👀
Thank you! yes I want to buy the 600 and test it out just because its cheaper. Feel like it's better to give my opinion on that so guys can know what I truly think on if the price difference is valid. Why did you go with the 950 instead 0f the 600?
@@thedrywalltech
I did lots of research and the 600 had too many bad reviews, I've never used the redtail but just from what I've seen in your videos it looks very similar as far as results (950).
@ perfect , I’m on it. Stay tuned 🤙🏼
@@CR-uh2el you guys are getting me (Pumped Up!) 🤗😏🙏
The gangster of drywall
lol... I guess ill take it 🤣
Another Great Video! 🔥
Do you pay for your leads?
Or how do you get leads if I may ask? 🤷♂️
Thank you man! A lot of my work is seriously form word of mouth and people seeing my truck. Like I told someone else in here , everyone I talk to will know what I do by the time we are done talking
what size nozzle do you use in the hopper and what psi do you use on the compressor?
I always use the biggest nozzle and just adjust the pressure because I want that good background spray to still come out. Keep the pressure maxed out. Appreciate you watching!
7:32 $250-$350 ish in philly for this patch
What size ladders do you carry with you?
Usually 5,6 and 2. Or a 6,2 and bench . Im 6'2 with long arms so I can reach a lot off of that 2 and 6
What kind of mud are you using? 5 min? What do you suggest on buying?
Yes 5 min for the taping part and joint compound for the texturing. I suggest everyone start with 20 and work your way up to using 5. Are you in the trade?
How’re you finding most of your repair jobs? Are you using a lead service or mostly just word of mouth and phone calls? Most of the stuff I do is new construction and I’m looking to get into doing more repairs just hard to find enough honestly.
Im a real people person. That being said everyone I meet will know I do patch and paint by the time im done talking to them. My truck has it blasted across it and it's a Ram 2500 with 37's on it so it's hard to miss. I tell everyone...the more hands you shake the more money you make.
quality is great what is the camera setup ur using? ah.... gopro!!
@@stlavery yes sir!!! Link in the description for exactly what I use. Appreciate you checking out the channel 🤙🏼
Had no idea that drywall cut gun even existed. I'll definitely get that
put the link to it in the description, best tool for sure! Use it everyday 👊🏼
What kind of taping knives? Stainless? Or blue steel.
Dewalt knifes all day , pretty sure I put a link in the description for them
Do you ever have totally smooth walls jobs? Is that known as level 5?
yes I do when I work up in the million dollar plus homes. Yes level 5
Texting your wife the numbers 😂😂😂
@@chriscolameco6850 I promise you I do it everyday 😂
Hi, 1st timer here, very nice job
Was wondering, how much do you charge for a job like that,
I also do similar jobs like that but wanted to know if am charging enough.
Thank you ❤
It really depends on your location. $300 is what I charge in my area. Thanks for watching ! What area do you live in?
I live in Chicago, been doing regular sizes remodeling job for over 20 yrs, but as you get older i tend to do minor handyman work like the one you demonstrated, $300 is around of what I would charged, maybe a little less depending on the customer, if they're picky, the price is higher, if they're nice I'll price it low enough that they'll called me back, that's how I was able to build my customer based. No more 1 or 2 week jobs, too old.
Thanks for the input, I really appreciated 👍
Keep them videos coming really enjoy them, also I've subscribed to your channel, Thumbs up 👍
What do you use for your texture and how do you mix it?
check out this video , I show the mud I use in the first 15 seconds
ruclips.net/video/Uo0wwM72QZQ/видео.htmlsi=7yhN7P8U0mpvUyKZ
What mil plastic to you use?
0.5 mill
Good work 👏🏼. Here in California I'd charge 375-400 depending on client 👍🏼
Thank you man! As someone who grew up in CA and first company was there I do miss the CA prices😂 What part are you in ?
@@thedrywalltech 😂. I'm in sunny Palm Springs brother. What part of ca did you live?
@ nice! My mom lives in palm springs.Temecula is where I learned the trade and had my first company.
@@thedrywalltech small world bro 😂. I stop in Temecula often on my way to rosarito 😆😆
I’m 25 myself and u said u been doin this 10 years? So did u just up and quit whatever job u had and started ur own thing? I been wanting to but it’s so hard to save my money right now and I ain’t even making nearly enough. I do home remodeling for a company and I wanna van and start my own thing
@@raymiller4828 oh yeah man, it’s time to branch off! I’m 35 and I was working for my pops and running all the guys , bidding jobs, getting materials etc. One day I mentioned I needed to make more. He said no so I went out and got my license and did my own thing. Haven’t looked back since and now have had 3 different drywall companies in three different states. All in good standing and I passed one of them down to one of my guys. Don’t worry about a Van. Just get yourself out there . Get your license if you need one , get insurance because that will screw you if don’t have it and you mess something up, and start a Google business listing / get a website made . Once you get that $1000 day you will never work for someone again.
@@thedrywalltechappreciate that man. I was debating on going to rosedale tech which is a trade school in my city for carpentry but it won’t work with the job I have or most jobs so I think doing my own thing would be best. It’s just such a huge change and it’s hard for me to commit sometimes. Thanks for getting back to me man really helps.
How much would you charge if they wanted you to paint as well? (assuming they supply the paint). And do you do it same day?
hard to say because everywhere is different but atleaest your minimum trip charge to come back after it dries. Assuming the have the paint of course. Otherwise your trip charge plus paint
I see you do a lot of repairs after plumbers and other trades. Are you getting most of these jobs from referrals from the other trades or people just looking for drywall repair
@@benjamindoll1229 I asked him the same and he said primarily word of mouth and his truck.
All of these repairs so far in these videos have just been people finding me on google referred from someone ive done work for before or seeing me driving around town.
Hey bud, can you share how you get your jobs?
@@DavidBrianClark I asked him the same thing but he said weird off mouth and his truck as advertisement.
All of these repairs so far in these videos have just been people finding me on google, referred from someone ive done work for before or seeing me driving around town.
why do you use a drill instead of screw gun? just preference?
It's an impact gun. I only use drill for mixing
I’m from Ohio and that job is $500 but will take 2 days lol specially in the winter .
lol yeah I could imagine! that $500 is 👌🏼
Going rate for this in SLC is 250-350
@@DavidBrianClark perfect! I’m right in the middle👍🏼 what texture is in SLC? And thanks for watching !
Man how can you work with your tools so unorganized? That would drive me nuts!
@@MrC9Oh3 to busy working and making money to organize 🤣
You can text yourself 😅
why would I miss a chance to bug the wife though 🤣
Harder to clean a metal pan though
@@Mudflextools Never have used anything else so I wouldn’t know 🤷🏻
Just put the measurements in your notes app it’s literally what it’s for bro
@@bradybuckner6184 explained down below in a different comment why I don’t do that lol. I used to! Thanks for watching man 🤙🏼
Merch line “itsallguuud”
@@stevenofalltrades8553 😂😂😂 shoot I’m putting that in my store tonight
@@thedrywalltechliterally will buy it tonight
@@stevenofalltrades8553 this one came out awesome! just bought a couple for myself 🤣
thedrywalltech.creator-spring.com/listing/its-all-guuud
t shirt link. The one above is for the sweatshirt for some reason
thedrywalltech.creator-spring.com/listing/its-all-guuud?product=2
@@thedrywalltechthe shout out was awesome!
300 hundred dollars but don’t forget looking and giving an estimate. Gathering up supplies. Billing client. Account work. Plus you still need to pay Joe Biden his 40 percent. Not all roses. Plus don’t forget the wasted time bidding jobs that you don’t get. Glass half empty guy said
I got sponge 🧽 I did some edges but im not that proficient yet.
Also graduated to 20 min mud. Much better than the green buckets at Home Depot
Nice man! Keep it up and that 20 will feel like 40 min. Then you know you're ready for the 5👊🏼
What PSI setting do have your compressor at?
max it out🤘🏼