How to patch hole in ceiling.

[@PremixedDoge]

"To each their own." Mine and my dad's saying is, "I don't get paid to like it, I get paid to do what you want."

[@PremixedDoge]

@@Vertical-Finger I love that. I'm gonna have to steal it

[@reyods]

Also your saying wasn't used in nazi concentration camps. That sentence "to each their own" (= jedem das seine) was written at the entrance of the Buchenwald KZ.

[@DRuger]

Haha

[@thespaceram2879]

How much does it cost to repair a hole like that?

[@alanrobinson4318]

I go a step further. I trim the outside edge to compensate for the thickness of the mesh, and feather the mud farther out to blend. That guarentees the patch to disappear. It's a bit more work, but worth the effort.

[@texan2547]

Just sand it same result

[@MaddRamm]

He doesn’t have to go out as far or make it as pretty because they are using that ugly knock down texture. That hides a multitude of sins.

[@alanrobinson4318]

@@MaddRamm Have you ever seen a "Half Assed" patch or joint repair ? That knock down doesn't hide as well as people think.

[@markhaynie9862]

Thank you

[@ryanwilson1654]

@@MaddRamm first popcorn ceiling is bad now this lol. What's wrong with this texture?

[@Jonathan-ge1dg]

Knock down texture is a patchers heaven. Anyone can hide a job with textures

[@herbertyekymayacrooksa8088]

I like that you go right to the point and not to much explanation 🙂

[@oujitenshoofficial7954]

I love all the people of the industry giving him tips, so wholesome ❤️😭

[@Depl0rable10]

Honestly this is the way that most creative/labor industries are. The thing is that its not hurting them because one guy can only fix so many holes in so many walls in a relatively small area. But they pass down knowledge to people who dont know it and they may recive more knowledge from other who know more than them. Even in home renovations there is so much to learn that no one person could be the only laborer in one house so it never hurt to teach somone what you do

[@HazednDaizd]

Fuck off with your wholesome shit. The kid was giving shitty advice and he got some real tips on patching from real workers. Go dilate.

[@michaelmcfarland7429]

OMG that looks SO much easier than other methods, and it accomplishes the same result.

[@munozinni]

Hola mister Jalapeño con todo el debido respeto… I like to watch your videos because reminds me when I use to work doing this every day… but I suffered a bad stroke…almost died but I made it I just hope I get fully recovered and can go back to work remodeling was my passion… keep it up!!! Saludos!!!

[@tampapredatortrackers3858]

Completely agree with matching the texture. Smooth job.

[@TheIdeasGuy]

I am so glad that fugly textured plaster finish never became popular in my neck of the woods. What a nightmare lol.

[@benpurcell5431]

You have to prefill large gaps like that. It will crack badly eventually and the tape will not hide it.

[@zachstevens6258]

Cut a square in the drywall next time. It's easier to measure your filler piece so you don't have those big gaps along the side like you had. Then you don't have to sand out the bubble that forms when you float over with your mud.

[@nates5703]

Better yet, cut your patch piece first, then use it to trace out the hole.

[@Alexander_l322]

@@nates5703 that’s a big brain play

[@johnalmgren2183]

I'll do one better, get a big hole saw like 8 inch, drill the new plug drill the damage and you have a perfect fit in 30 seconds everytime

[@deanwood3441]

If I cut a square I and going stud to stud. It's a door handle hole it really needs a ply backer. It's going to break out again without it

[@deanwood3441]

What I mean it's prone to cracking with the temp difference in year to year in a space between the roof and ceiling. A cheap fix will lead to a pain in the ass within 2 years. Once again your doing it again

[@cw3728]

To be honest I always liked the textured finish

[@johnmichaels4330]

Thank you. I needed this.

[@trevorgrampp6789]

That texture is way better than pop corn I think

[@dru198]

Dude I am a fan, the simplicity and quality of workmanship you demonstrate in such little time is amazing .

[@ittybittyADHDcommittee]

I was hoping I'd come across one of these videos of yours fixing a whole that size. Lmao..I tripped in my son's room over toys and manage to kick a hole in the wall as I was falling 🙄😬. Now I can fix it on my own! Thanks so much!

[@b.jackson7240]

This guys the man great videos whether you agree with his techniques or not

[@dante8506]

A video without bondo.....I am trully blown away.

[@WalterGreenIII]

I have seen a lot of people do a patch. Most of my seat just cut out a piece of drywall the same size has the holder going to cover with a little bit of paper extending passel and just spackle that in. No support behind that little piece of drywall just the paper that is part of the drywall extending past for spackle. Sand a little too much and you're going to go straight through, or somebody leans on that patch it's going to push straight through. Putting a little tiny piece of wood through the hole that's wider than the hole and put that screw on either side and then putting the patch in gives it support. Whether it's in a wall or ceiling. Smart.

[@alexaigner8186]

That's a floating patch. Good for small little holes. Nothing near this big

[@zachstevens6258]

You're not supposed to do a floating patch for any hole larger than 1 inch.

[@Ghost145T]

One time we convinced a lady to just redo the whole ceiling and to keep it flat, (not that we pulled one over on her to get more work and more money but it was definately better for her in the long run as the ceiling had slight water damage from high humidity any way)

[@user-cd2pv2bx2l]

Just what I needed, thanks!

[@marcstewart3839]

Jalapeño!! I damn near just watched all your videos! You do good work brother thanks for sharing.

[@VDJ4500]

love the channel name haha😂

[@YouTubeCertified]

Great quick vid. Thanks

[@borgir7477]

I love the pencil marks afterwards.

[@JoseOrtiz-nw1rk]

Hi this is small halepeno thanks for the great advice.

[@michaelyoder7329]

I like the California patch method

[@frosty3640]

I like the aespestos roof.

[@robertmorgan7505]

Good job man. Keep it up.

[@Papi.1982]

Make some more videos very good work!👌🏽👊🏽

[@lesterforrest8732]

Love the videos

[@charlestonbrown148]

You do good work!

[@breannaboswell1286]

Im so glad I saw this video! I’ve been wondering how to match that texture on my ceiling and you helped a bunch! Do you have any spray can recommendations for the spray texture?

[@fernandopadilla9963]

I appreciate your vid’s.Don’t “pay”any mind to the haters ! Do you and get paid . Keep on keeping on !

[@kevinhall1537]

What texture sprayer did you use

[@Amanda-qv5oy]

So my house had carpet on the hallway walls ,( sea grass carpet) so when I tore it off it was on there with carpet glue AND huge nails, so I did knock down and it looks amazing!

[@ginoasci2876]

the only part that does not work is painting just that area. i’ve tried for 174 years and i still can’t get the ceiling paint to match.

[@sideshowk9136]

Good work... There's more than one right way to do things. Quit hating in the comments because he didn't do it the way you were taught

[@lisanetgark415]

You are awesome!!

[@zachraynor7008]

Always make a square, circles are no bueno

[@marcodominguez937]

Does anyone know what tool he uses to spray that texture?

[@yvonnetalamantes3854]

That was very interesting, now I know what to do, when I come to a situation like that 🥰👍👍👍👍

[@alexaigner8186]

Good job man.

[@El_Rey_Mexicano]

What did you use to spray the knockdown?

[@MNDashcam]

Here's a nice little trick to get a perfect patch.. hole saw. Cut a slightly larger hole in the piece you want to patch to make it perfectly round and then use the same hole saw to cut a piece of scrap drywall to make a patch that fits perfectly.

[@stich1960]

Ever try a cali patch? I love them for quick repairs

[@johnalmgren2183]

If you used a hole saw for the patch and plug side they would match up better, use fibafuse for the tape because it pretty well dissolves allowing it to be much flatter, then a wet song when it's about 75% cured. No sanding required at all and one coat

[@michaelbouchot4403]

Knockdown is beautiful

[@jatpack3]

I'm thankful that all my work is plaster and not drywall. I loathe knockdown.

[@Cyanide.mo69]

I hate using mesh I prefer paper tape but to each their own everyone has their preferred method youve showed me alot of cool ways of doing stuff

[@palo_mudo]

I wish I could have the tine to learn a little of construction.... I am interested in that....

[@stevennihipali3607]

There always time to learn... it's about the money to do it

[@palo_mudo]

@@stevennihipali3607 I am talking about my age.... a little too old to work in construction, well, unless I am the boss LOL.

[@stevennihipali3607]

@@palo_mudo I hear you... I'm currently 39 and thinking about going back to trade school to be a plumber or hvac. I'm also a disabled veteran who can't bend over... this is gonna be fun

[@palo_mudo]

@@stevennihipali3607 plumbing or Hvac is easier rhan construction... I am getting close to 55.

[@Straight_White_Fatherly_Figure]

You can always buy a piece of drywall and try to fix holes in it for practice

[@darrickeaster]

This brother is legit!!

[@MichelLinschoten]

All these experts should make videos instead of being useless critics.

[@jamessteelman3936]

Excellent

[@SteveBiologist]

Thanks for posting! How long do you have wait until knock it down after spraying the texture?

[@surveytestmoney2550]

Where do you get all of these materials? I can't seem to find them online? 5 min easy sand simply comes up with hour glasses!😩I have a home over my showerhead that came from a leaking neighbors tub that (finally) got sealed and it's a popcorn ceiling...so, maintenance is giving me the run around and I'm ready to fix it myself!

[@nexxusgate]

I would do a California patch on this one, and almost all holess under 6 inches. Also I'd use more backing to protect against vibrations.

[@mariosanchez-sj9yv]

Use spray glue on back of patch lay 2 pieces of mesh tape spray around hole and push that piece in and fold out the extra of mesh out of patch and it will stay there and put small pieces around after spraying it with glue and WALA!!! NO BACKING

[@williamsrmonroe8406]

Let’s just assume it’s going to match up..........or you could have shown us the final product.

[@ryane6719]

It won’t exactly, the patch was proud of the surrounding area.

[@28Down]

This 5 minute stuff looks pretty damn versatile

[@notmefrfr]

When I saw that hole I immediately thought there was a cat in there. Ceiling cat is watching

[@jonsom8420]

You could try a California patch

[@KenHill]

You forgot to say prime your work before finish painting. If you don't prime it the repair work will always flash through.

[@waynemiller6070]

I’ve always liked knock down. I don’t know why it has a bad rep. As I lay here in bed looking at my popcorn ceiling. LOL

[@OrangeCheekun]

I think its because its used so much in so many American houses. I like it as well and think it and orange peel are nice, other textures generally look cool but are harder to apply. People are just weird man. I'd rather have knockdown texture than a flat wall most of the time.

[@daveadams7191]

You should bed your mesh with whatever compound you use. Hot mud, taping etc

[@danhuerta183]

where do you buy your knock down gun and the bag?

[@JalapenoSolutions]

It’s called ez pro texture. Home Depot or sherwain Williams should have it. Try looking online too 👍🏼

[@dustinpomeroy8817]

Cut a square of sheet rocker bigger than the hole ,attach it to the ceiling,use a bigger hole saw than the hole and drill through both layers,you'll have a perfect size hole for the patch that's in the hole saw.

[@debbiescott6732]

I love the knock down texture look on walls & ceilings. Why don't people like it? For awhile they hated popcorn ceilings too. So now what's left? Only thing I can think of is the smooth look and to me that's so boring.

[@juanbaez1900]

Supergood solución chile verde

[@charlesprice2750]

Worked. For me.

[@samueltokko]

Can you do a video on how to patch a drywall with plaster!

[@shadibashour16]

What do you use to spray the texture?

[@elbuitre6940]

I just cut a regular square hold it over the circle mark around it then cut the shape you get a almost perfect fit

[@theapplianceguru]

btw I love knock down texture

[@thatjokerperson7062]

We used knockdown with no knocking down

[@maltonfil]

Where do u live ? U do a lot of the knock down texture. Can u show that spray set up

[@robertford1033]

Young man,may I suggest that you cut a radius drywall slightly bigger then exsisting hole.Scribe that piece over the hole then it will fit nicely. NO dropping of mesh and 5 min mud..Or fill the gaps on your repair prior .

[@joannagrundy3543]

Do I have to do it with the mesh tape as I just saw another window that didnt?

[@CCross777]

Dude I swear to god, your KZbin channel is a blessing!!! Thank you!

[@Clip.Collector]

I have a wired smoke alarm in my hallway on the ceiling. I just discovered after taking it down that the drywall around the box is shot and I can't screw into it. I have no drywall skills, looking for a quick DIY fix that will allow me to mount my new smoke alarm.

[@mr.sirskiiii9696]

Nice

[@user-zr7tl7fw8g]

How do you get the right paint?

[@jessegallo4351]

Add salt to your mudd and 5 min becomes 1 min

[@Esiddik]

🤯

[@Esiddik]

So logical yet never thought about it

[@oufannamedbrandon6715]

Next time use your hot mud to fill the gaps before tape. Makes for a much stronger and cleaner patch . Also if you'll apply hot mud in between new horizontal drywall gaps it will help keep walls more rigid and not crack out overtime as the house settles.🤙

[@michaelteran3844]

I would have allowed it to dry thorough then coated it with topping mud allow to dry again. Then sand and melt in the edges with a wet sponge...then spray texture and knock it down. Hot mud will flash through paint some if it doesn't get topping over it.

[@SIDHUBANGERZ]

What texture sprayer do you use ?

[@XavierTSeller]

Can you do a video with the ceramic

[@Abcd-hr9ot]

U can also use construction glue on d wood n rock make it really solid

[@Jptoutant]

i remember my grandmas nasty textured ceiling, it was scary to look at

[@nostrings1032]

I want to match the texture but I don’t have a machine like that

[@yvonnefigueroa909]

Never do one screw like that and most important apply mud 20 45 90 or 5 pure and clean up ty apply the tape and more mud let it dry and more until finished, that is the way this way it’s not good may crack for sure

[@mgarcon12]

What was used to match the knockdown texture?

[@Nikkinogood]

Where you get the texture?

[@renecrespo1443]

You still need to share how much you charge for the work you do we're over here in the Southeast coast Florida

[@Criticalthinking788.]

I want to see you patch something with mashed jalepenos

[@steveandrew2139]

I was always taught filler is a last resort - filling screw/nail holes. But you seem to use it for everything. Cuts should be right and GLUED. Then small amount of filler for cosmetic finish. Less of the filler! More finesse

[@ProducerGio]

Awesome

[@thetruth9405]

How much do i charge to paint a room

[@dustincaple1712]

You should have feathered it more you can still see the patch

[@koltendeansammons]

Bro you work exactly like we do and carry the same energy 🤣 if you're ever looking for work in Iowa by chance, message me! You seem like you'd be a perfect fit with us.