Do you think the bauer sander will work for removing popcorn ceiling?

Want more advice? When you load up your spreader trowel, "cut" the edges so that the mud is centered toward the middle. This way when you spread the mud, it won't flow over the trowel edges to be scraped twice. Try it.

is that a drain in the middle? how will they connect without breaking the patch?

why are you putting the mud back in the pan and taking it out again? put the mud on the walls, stop wasting motions.

Cut it three times it still dont fit 😅sheesh man just measure out your penetrations mark them and use a hole saw

What a balls up

I know a beginner when I see one.😅

You make it look easy

Nice

Why are the corners all fucked on the patch and why aren't you using fiba fuse lmao

Let’s see it disappear into the wall next!!

Ready for mud and tape - nice job

Is this a joke?

I’m

Thank you for the video sir, i am having the same cracking problem on a diy repair in my bathroom with DAP

How do you get rid of condensation stain from the ceiling without painting it?

They have the electrical square patches goof plates, next to the Sky Hooks

Don’t forget you have two sides to that Trowel you don’t have to wipe the mud off of it

Get those new round patches Next to the sky Hooks

Get those new round patches

As an electrician, I appreciate that you’re actually repairing it so that the plate will cover. Thanks

That’s so smart! I never thought of that. Great idea brother. Thanks for the tip, and great video

What the heck is going on with a 6” horizontal piece of bullnose on the top? Couldn’t afford to buy another stick for the video? Looks like plastic not metal bullnose 😎

I read a comment by an expert saying not to do this. I did it anyway about 6 years ago and can't tell where it even is. 😂

This dude just got done doing Acid 2 hrs ago, he knows exactly what he’s talking about 😎

Huge patch, thank you for the good explanation for beginners! 👏

Thank you for the help! 👏

I need to do a small laundry room/bathroom and I think this gun will be the answer. Saves me the money in buying a air compressor.

I hate when they call it mud and I especially hate that sound when it’s scrapes😡

At least this guy has a job

thanks for this. I have a hole to patch with 2 metal conduits behind it so I can't get a 1x3 between the conduit and the drywall. May give these a shot as they seem to take up less space behind the wall

Bravo.

So much easier to use a 1x3 and a few screws.

By the time you get the clips installed, I'd have the patch repaired the old school way.... But, good work, though....

I should know I've been doing it for 40 years❤

You have to start somewhere good advice❤

He's trying to help the beginners❤

Good stuff as usual.

It's quite refreshing and endearing buddy, that you have the moral honesty, and were humble enough not to cut recording to start a new take, and edit out your cutting mistake completely. I always genuinely appreciate that noble character trait in people. Grandaddy always browbeat it in, that ”It takes REAL MEN to admit their mistakes". (too many "PERFECT" tutorial videos nowadays, never get taught the common nuances of how to correct and move forward to just "keep your head up" after a failure) Mad props bro. I'm enjoying your vidz. They've become pricelessly invaluable in my current NIGHTMARE of a project. Due to the current economy's negative impact on me personally, I stumbled into a situation with a coworker, who is much older, and extremely wealthy (she only works there simply to stay active daily), but she has rental properties throughout the city. She had one run-down abandoned property that she refuses to sell, because her father actually built it by himself with bare hands in 1937, when he was 18 years old. We've come to an agreement, for me to move in it, and perform renovations and repairs, to bring it back from the dead... In exchange for my rent. I'm grateful for this situation, but i feel i may have overestimated my handyman capabilities. I've always been a Jack-of-all-trades, but didn't take into consideration upon agreement on this deal, that throughout my 45 years on Earth, the ONLY "handyman / construction" tasks I've NEVER done, or had the opportunity to attempt... Is termite damage repairs / replacement, and drywall / sheetrock repairs / replacement. 90% of the renovation this house requires, are both of them. So you can prob imagine how much I'm kickin myself in the ass now. lol If you, or anyone else reading this, harbors sympathy towards my situation, and finds favor with my plight... ...and you happen to have video links, or your own videos... Featuring framework rotting / warping / settling from termite damage, and the subsequent aftermath of drywall cracking / warping / splitting... Please post a reply with those links that you believe may be helpful to me! Preciate ya! Keep up the good work, and makin great videos buddy. (and always maintain that awesome noble character) Cheers! 😁

This video sucks. Im reporting you for not making content i like.

No need to cut corners!😅😅

Where do I buy?

You don’t have to get rid of the mud on the corners though

This is why I prefer to spec double boarding, which apart from giving the wall a more solid, quality feel and better acoustics for little extra money, its MUCH easier to repair as you patch onto the first layer that means that you are not attempting to hang a patch in 'free space'.

Great advice! My last year i used mud for the first time ever and even these "dumb" little things can save you a lot of grievances😂😂 (e.g. blobs on the floor😅)

Nice! I haven't seen the 1st option before. Looking forward to the next step

I haven't had any alerts that you made new videos in a month!? I just looked and saw how many you put out! I guess i have some catching up to do

Good stuff!

Gotta wish you a happy and healthy new year! Looking forward to great content for 2025!❤❤

Any advice for a wall with a light shining at a tight 90° angle down the wall? I got the 24" blade and the wall im dealing with at my house is about 8 feet wide. I dont know if i should roll the mud over the entire wall amd skim it all out... Or am I suppose to just go 24" at a time, and roll mud overlapping into the last pass as I go? I am struggling big time and just want to be done. The light source hitting the wall at such a tight angle is making it so hard.