If you put dabs on the joins of tie plaster board when you level them up dry wall pushes out tje joints and gets your level covered in shit

Alex is right with the air testing

Solid dabs on new builds. Air testing

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Damp sam hahaha,,, what a load of bull sh--,!!!! There's nothing breathable there bud, 😂😂😂 crack on,,😂

You carnt get better than wycomal injection mortar if done right

Would you still use this now after isotherm came out or isotherm replaced this?

isotherm is better than this.

isotherm is better than this.

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I’ve learnt quite a lot of this guy

Why the video upside down 😂

What's with the hardboard why so big 😂😂😂

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Hi Damp Sam, did you attach the board directly to the walls with adhesive or did you have put some sort of frame or brackets behind the board?

Roger says hi!

Hi sam would this work for penetrating damp, thanks

Evening Damp Sam! Any chance of a video discussing the CRST and CSSW training and exams? I’ve done the technician course and plan to progress to the CSDTB/CSDB and the CSSW courses, there’s no video on KZbin about either that I can find. Would be massively helpful for all those looking to solve damp and condensation the right way

What if you take off the plaster and the bricks are mortared together closer than the 12mil borehole to insert the rod. Is it acceptable in this case to drill as centre as possible into the mortar and at the same time taking some of the top and bottom bricks/and or corner parts of bricks. So in essence some of the rods are going to be in direct brick contact as well as mortar contact. I think my house bricks are between 8 & 10 mill of mortar. Nothing wrong with the brickwork.

Thanks Sam this is great. In a double brick house, how far into the mortar should I drill to install the rods? Don't want to go all the way through.

Do you cover Burnley by any chance Damp Sam?

Why carnt you isolat the area where your working with electricity any reason

Have you ever heard of knee pads

Very cool video.

Dominic ingle can plaster

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Hi how do.i get in contact

£160 for a roll? That's a bit rough

In the words of Gerry the Berry on Pheonix Nights... "Stu....what's that short for? Stupid"

if you're knocking it back to brick anyway, wouldnt it have made sense to knock the skirting off, and just inject anyway?

Thanks Dan. I have a salt issue on one of my internal walls so ill look into it following your advice.

Hello mate used this on a few jobs now and few of the walls got hair line cracks when it dried any idear or have you came across this? Paint covered the cracks there that fine. But bloody painter told the customer that plaster was blown everywhere because it sounds hollow when you tapp it being on that membrane

Damp Sam, you're missing the point. This is a cheap solution that anybody can do themselves to eliminate one more possible reason. And the description you were trying to think of when explaining where water goes is ' water travels a path through its least resistance'. It could also be a few reasons why there is damp there, so eliminating one more reason is ticking off a list of what it could be. So well done Roger mate

Absolute nonsense. Lime is the only answer.

SBR all the way

I love this bloke 😀- helped me enormously, I even used some of Sam’s knowledge damp expressions and terminology in my recent email to my builders who need to FIX my sulphate chimney problems! As a single women - sams knowledge is POWER ✊!!! What would I do without YOU 👍👍👍!!! So grateful ☺️

Very useful video but a bit depressing as I’ve had multiple roofers and a roof surveyor claim to know the problem and how to fix it (including removing the stack altogether). Still I get damp when it rains after almost 2 years trying to resolve. I’m now thinking it’s the salts you’re talking about but I don’t have any colour staining at all. Only damp towards the top of the breast / ceiling. Does the lack of yellow / brown stains rule out salts? Thank you.

AT LAST - useful and knowledgeable information and advice. 👌. Pucker . Now I know what to confront my builder with . Thanks SOOO much . Great accent too 😃

why have you used this over the express system? i.e why not salt neutralizing cream? too much salt in the wall? Thanks for being a fountain of knowledge

Lime mortar only on old houses. Lime lives with the moisture.

I wouldn't let him on my house . This is bad building practice. Con artist. The guy should be locked up.

Hmmm! Limelite is marketed as breathable. Also, it is not compatible with gypsum (multi-finish) as per their own website🤷🏻‍♂️

I don't understand how these can stop the damp rising? I think it's always best to scrape off the damp and replaster, and find out why and where the root cause of damp and fix the problem.

Not trying to catch you out, the foam used at the based of the boards, would that not create a bridge? I know you wouldn't do it if you weren't confident, just curious, cheers.