I did it myself over bathroom tiles and the plasterboard, turned out beautifully. How did you prepare the plywood for the project?

Bro put your bucket on the scale , tare it out and pour the pigment from the measuring cup into the bucket. Taring out the measuring cup then scooping some pigment and weighing it out, putting some back ect seems like a terrible method.

This is so helpful. Thank you. Is there a reason you used Takelakt instead of Surecrete for the shower? Wondering the differences...

Dude. That's not hot you do it. You missed a step. Some kind of oil for release

How has the Lim wash paint held up in your bathrooms over time?

Would you be able to do this in a bathroom?

I just love all this and the overall design of your kitchen too. Is the kitchen cabinet structure from timber and then plaster or something else? Also what is the timber on the cabinet fronts? I'm trying to find something like this but ca't seem to find anything suitable.

Why would you prime lime over another lime product not necessary

Could this work over a porcelain tub?

Cool video but it’s misleading. You did not make your own lime wash. You used a lime wash powder. Slaked lime is how you make lime wash. Title of your video is not accurate my friend.

That’s rough!!

How did you transition to the finished floor? Tadelakt walls or floor finish first?

Use Vaseline all over surface to make mold come off

How did you figure the color? Does the company have a color chart to know where to start with color match?

Also, was wondering how old is the tadaklet shower now and could you show us how it’s worn after many showers of use.

I was wondering how you figured out the color? Does the company have a color chart that you used?

Hii dude this is not tadelakt. U dont use stone finish And real siler soup black savon Dude is fake

So what did you do with the osb board? Any sealant needed? I'm gonna go pick up 4 bags and color tommorow

Beautiful! I love it. Thank you for sharing.

Sorry Yeah..im from Morocco..but what you have here isnt tadelakt

Did you do the floor the same and if so, is there a video showing how you handled that with the drain? And also. Can this be achieved over existing tile?

Wear a mask man

That looks like my 8 year old grandson did it.

What was the colour please?

Uh, you need mask when sanding concrete...otherwise you are wrecking your lungs.

Nice .You put a substance like wax at the end, in Morocco they put a substance called and polish the wall with a special stone

Anyone have an idea if it's okay to poor this over a cement floor that has a thin layer of clear epoxy. It's for a basement. Do I have to grind down the epoxy first?

What was the sink and counter shaped out of before everything? What materials

Great! How is holding up?

How did the sealing hold up?

You cannot successfully apply microcement over what appears to be plywood. There needs to be an anti-crack membrane of some kind applied, whether that be a liquid membrane, Redgrave, for example. Quick, easy and little skill required to apply. There may be an application of Ardex P82 bonding primer applied - Then, there needs to be a base coat applied, referred to as a microbase; this is a XL granulate. The microbase is then sanded flat and smooth using a dustless sanding system, using an orbital sander with 100g, I prefer Festool. This is then made to a level 4 finish, which is an acceptable substrate for microcement, walls, ceiling or floors. Then microcement is applied. There many ways to apply microcement successfully, trowels, spatulas… I prefer spatulas for better control. Anyone can do a ‘rustic’ finish because it takes a low level of skill set to achieve. When you see a finish with little movement, purposeful burnishing or polishing, this is where you can identify a skilled microcement applicator. Another aspect specific to floors is have the correct labour, for example - a floor this size should have two applicators applying in a large arched or fan motion, overlapping the others work in the center. This applicator only applies one coat… incorrect. Microcement goes on 2-3 mm and should have had a second coat application. I could go into wet on wet applications but there are plenty of skilled videos on KZbin that cover this. This would be a cool video if it were showing how to level a floor perhaps, but everything about this is just wrong, bring the hate but it only highlights the ignorance that surrounds microcement. Also, no mention of pre-sealer or top coat sealer… misinformation is what this video is.

What kind of sand paper do you use? I used a normal orbital paper with a 40-grit and it barely made a dent!

I wouldnt not use polyurethane

KZbin is a great place to learn things you have not done before!!!

Is the bathroom floor also the same as the walls?

Thank you for the video

Can you use this over latex paint?

Way too much work and takes way too long. Just use my sand fill method !

Thank you for your sharing! I want to Reno my house too so I am wondering is there any preparation need to be done before I do the microcement?

can you put this over a plastic shower?

Love the vibe including the towel ladder. WINDOW!! change it lol

Super helpful man thanks for this! Are you for hire lol?? for real tho ive got a bungalo in sarasota fl i need a couple bathrooms done

Have a video on how you did the wall between the 3/4th wall height

wait so its a kitchen with a shittytoilet? isnt that illegal?

Was this done to the floor and ceiling as well?

So on the OSB flooring did you do any waterproofing or any other type of prep work? Put any wire down? How does it look now?? Any cracking?

I love plaster! I’m trying to do my bathroom. Can you apply plaster on sink vanity?

Would love to see how your bedroom turned out

It is similar to Stucco Lustro and to microcement?

I’m a tile installer and I was curious if you could answer a few questions about this stuff. The work looks great but I’m curious how often you reseal it with the soap to uphold the waterproofing of the final coat? When I’m installing natural stone the sealer I use says it last about a year but I often see it stop working much sooner. Also, how easy is it clean? I would imagine it is quite porous. Does it get harder to clean as the soap sealer wears off or does the soap sealer give it a smoother texture allowing it to be wiped off like a semi gloss paint would?