HOW TO PATCH CEILING & PLASTER PLASTERBOARD (PATCH SKIMMING DEMO) SCRIM, HALF TIME USED
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2020
- How I patch this hole in the ceiling using plasterboard / drywall and then with halftime in the plaster mix I show how i patch it up like new and ready for painting when fully dry
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Excellent video. Can you do a video on plastering a wall please
We do have loads on that just look on channel mate
Our 'Half-Time' used to be a handful of cement per bucket - worked wonders :-)
I have a good mate still uses cement boy he likes it dark haha almost more cement that skim haha
@@macplastering ..... :-) ... When you're doing a Street-a-Week it's the only way :-)
@@CheckFred I love that mate a street a week and here just to eat ;)
Like that wide tape👍looks good that half time 👍👍👍
Well mate how things going, Oh yes it is really good gear just dont over do it or be set hard as a rock in the bucket haha
@@macplastering 😂😂😂👍
Excellent work Brother. 👋
Than you hope things are going well for you my friend :)
Nice job. I usually have to flat block my patches in (like car body work) but that's because I'm a DIY pro 😂
The wet sponge sanding pads work well for some patches mate
@@macplastering thanks mate. I'm on with one now I'll give it a try 👍
@@Harrybowles1969 Some time use them with casting plaster gets a nice finish
This was very helpful
Hi Brain so glad that it was mate :) thanks for watching and commenting mate
Nice one mate
Thanks for the support buddy hope your taking it easy after them jobs you done
That was great video mate👍👍👍 I have a small repair like that but I have to put coving back on afterwards 🥴🥴🥴 but ur vid has really help me thank you!!!!!
Nice1 glad ive helped you some theres a few more simlar videos on the channel if you need thanks for the comment and watching buddy let me know how you getting on
Good work liked keep up the good work and stay connected and stay safe 🙏
Thanks buddy means a tonne hope you and yours are doing great
Nice work fella thanks for the info......now gonna crack on with my diy repair to flooded ceiling av been putting off for some time,cheers.
Good stuff let me know how u get on and always here buddy best if luck to you
Also there is a few more video on te channel similar
Thanks
Thank you Brian mare glad it was helpful and thanks again your the 1st to use this 👍 much appreciated
nice job mate im yet to use dat half time stuff it sure is good not having to wait around for it to set on a small patch like dat.i ran out of data the other day when we were on bout kirks white shirt.i found it very funny u on bout ur bud spraying his clothes with the wd 40 oil spay.what a laugh i got off it.hope alls well mate
haha man he always had the cleanest cloths and his jumpers where woolly lol wonder did it help his joints lol :)
@@macplastering lol u nailed dat 1 bud we sure need every bit of help we can get the building site aint easy.
@@emmettmccarthy7247 any thing that makes this game easier is gold dust :)
Nice work mate do you only need one coat on a patch repair like this
Some times if it is small enough 1 coat is ok I kind of did 2 coats with same stuff here I mixed it tight and the gear I put in made it set pretty quick also so was all go with it 2 coats is always best as 1st coat can shrink a little but again as smaller areas wont be to bad
How did you cut off the ceiling in the first place? I have a potential leak and not sure how to remove a piece of the ceiling
Hi tom so a few ways mark out a nice square around damage then either cut with a sanely knife or a saw / multi tool can be dirty dusty messy so cover up wear old cloths mask and googles ect
Hi Mac, another great video. Just a quick question, I’m a decorator who also plasters (not to your standard of course but good enough for my own jobs), was just wondering what ss trowel you would recommend? I’ve had a marshaltown ss before and a rivet went on it, and now my ox ss has two rivets gone on it. So don’t fancy going with them again. Are the refina ones good? I’ve got the super flex and plastic already but mean one for laying on. Thanks and much appreciated!
Hi my friend I have been sing this refina ss for a long time now and still very impressed and happy did take some breaking in but when it was it was as good as any trowel i have used If you go back to some of the unboxing videos years ago you will find how old it is I have a tonne of tools that me and my friend use day in day out on the amazon page / store if you fancy a look its in the description on the video
@@macplastering thanks so much for the reply mate. I’m gonna give the refina a go. I had a look on the Amazon store on your link, Is the one you use the premium Rose gold one or the plastercraft fsx14 one? Cheers bud and thanks for all the videos over the years
Goid video mate keep them coming
@@iSpRayZz New videos every Sunday :):) Than you buddy appreciate the support
@@NiktheEnglishGreekCypriot I have both mate both great the one I use most is the premium ss I think they have changed the names from then to finatex but not 100% as I have the black handled one also but both working great :)
Hi mate
I found thia video really helpful
Was just wondering what plaster product you used. As it doesn't look like multi
its carlite mate works just same as multi only a little nicer to work with
@@macplastering thanks mate
Anytime mate
Handy 70quid in the pocket
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Thanks mate hope your getting on well :)
Yeah not too bad done a little patch myself the other day 👍
Mate that half time is so good for small jobs sets it off so nice :)
Hi mate hope you can help my spot light has a massive hole caused by the plasterer its lath and plaster and im struggling to sort it out.have tried it from the room above by lifting the planks but i cant seem to screw in the plaster board to anything im trying note to make a bigger hole as ive just painted it.any help would be great
So if you got access to top that's great you could block the bottom on a pour some bonding g down from top it's not exactly the way I might go about it but it should work if you could get some screws in to the side of the old plaster to help tie it in would be great then when all set gently scrap the ceiling side down a patch in with skim again all gently
@@macplastering i dont understand how would i put the spotlight back on as i would need to make a new hole sorry mate brain not working
@@scorpionnetherrealm8937 So if you propped up a board with like plastic on it underneath to hold spot in place make sure power is off and then put bonding down around it could work well or the other way a plasterboard above and try adding from the underneath it dose sound a tricky job but for sure try get screws in the old plaster to bond it all together some pva painting on joints will also help
@@macplastering i tried the plaster board above but when i put the spot back up it broke the plasterboard.thanks mate looks like i mite have to cut more than the hole itself.
might be best way there is other options but complicated casting plaster with canvas/jute cloth in you would mix plaster and fill out hole with it and it will set fast but again would need to have screws and ova the edges also if you propped something under will help massively will stop the gear dropping out until it sets hard to explain what i mean if i get some free time i will try make a fake thing up as this could be a good video
How much do you charge to do that mate
Might do a video on this subject mate
mac plastering 👍🏻👊🏻
You've just scared the hell out of me !
Am DIY'er and will be skimming a patch like that as there's a fresh piece of plasterboard gone in so this time I gotta skim it 😧
Have a few more patching demos mate might give better details for you
@@macplastering nice one thanks ,
My early attempts were good , no cracks and managed invisible - luck maybe 😂
@@declanmoran1894 Nice one mate I done this one similar but no scrims just flushing it in and again no cracks It all depends on movement - ruclips.net/video/gtRKuIRktUk/видео.html
@@macplastering great to see an Irishman demo this .
Keep up good work & thank you !
Thank you mate try to have a new video every Sunday @12 :)
Theres an additive you use sets plaster way back to allow bigger areas called cream of tartar powder a have used it.for 20 plus yearz of yoy know you know
Yes they still do it today called extra time gives longer working times
Alright man , I've got a 40 cm X 40 cm
Patching needing done ,
How much should it cost ?
I like seeing how easy pros make stuff look .
All depends on where you are what material is needed ect most guys still charge a full days pay
I'd be happy with a full days wage , I'm kinda disabled from legs down .
North East England
@@saoralba5114 i would think you could get a good plasterer near you no problems even if they did it after work one day
@@saoralba5114 if i was close i would try to get you sorteded
@@macplastering Cool dude man , thanks for the info eh .
Succes
Sometimes when i can't find the sponge I use my boxers then put them back on again.
When doing that if there was no stains on your underwear there sure will be after
@@macplastering haha. hood job by the way 👍
@@fixit3108 Thanks for your support brother :)
Big difference in price tho my friend exact same ingredients but 5 times the price
How much is the difference per kg ?
Thanks
Thanks for commenting my friend