How to plaster a ceiling and wall part 2

[@tj9382]

Great videos mate. At last someone who shows how to do the corners. Top man 👍

[@zeljkodzakic3787]

in my country we have white plasters... nice job!

[@stargateproductions]

Hey, great video guys, where I'm from we don't coat the entire ceiling just the joints and screws. I learned a few things though! We coat 3 times, the last being a scratch coat or skim to get additional fine scratches or damage! Cheers!

[@donaldneilanderson6870]

HI TY , Thanks. I will check out your website for the materials. I am so glad I found your website. I will spread the word here in Brussels. Neil Anderson

[@sharondouglas9945]

Donald Neil Anderson

[@jaycutts8054]

Have you tried the Speedskim yet? Flatten off in seconds , from Romford Tools, good vid. Jay , Margate

[@donaldneilanderson6870]

I really enjoyed the batten and drywall videos and of course the plastering. I have an unfinished garage, can I simply plaster the inside walls (building block) ? Many thanks... Neil Anderson

[@TommysYardchannel]

+Donald Neil Anderson Yes you can, first of all you will need to apply an undercoat plaster "hardwall" or "sand and cement" to the block work first, allow to dry and then apply the finish coats of plaster afterwards "multi finish"

[@rocketagro64]

just wondered if can put subtitles for deaf to see how it done

[@TheLondonForever00]

How long do you leave the first coat before smoothing it out. (sorry for the stupidness but never plastered before, I'm a chippie and decorator).

[@ouide007]

What is the benefit of all that plastering? I have seen some just doing the joints and it was ready for painting.

[@ExtremeEn3rgy]

thats tape and joint, plastering the walls will last longer and look better overall than what you said, also better insulation in the room

[@dougwilz]

Can you plaster this on to sand cement render

[@CascaNaiobi]

How long do you wait before flattening in? Are there any signs to look out for?

[@Ollyop65]

Hi lads, great videos. I want to re skim a bathroom wall that was tiled. I have removed tiles and adhesive and wall is clean. Do I PVA the old plaster first? I also want to do the ceiling which is painted do I PVA this as well? Cheers

[@elsewho]

Ollyop65 you will need to PVA the old plaster first as it removes dirt/dust and creates a adhesive bond for the plaster. It the wall is anyway not even I would apply bonding before plastering. Can only imagine you are re doing the ceiling because of cracks or its stippled. If it's cracked you will need to solve the reason it cracked in the first place, e.g loose ceiling joists or slabs not correctly put up first day. If it is stippled remove the slabs, put up new slabs and plaster. Remember to plaster ceiling first and then walls. All the best.

[@tspirit99]

"yeah, go make some tea" LOL

[@dotdash6599]

i'm not a plasterer, but i plastered every room in my house before i rented it ( i'm good with a float ) its ok not professional but it did the job, i only used one coat !!!! but if my one coat went from mini mesh to mini mesh i cant put a second coat on ??? anyway good video

[@DeathWish92]

Kevin webster PVA your already plastered walls about 70% pva 30% water and plaster again good luck

[@DrumRoody]

Reckon these blokes wouldn't mind a pint.

[@andygollings4649]

sweet what size is that trowel?

[@VidzMisc]

good stuff lads

[@maher8653]

the best Vidio Isaw thank you very much

[@sevensurvival]

Nice job, thanks, respect

[@michaelanderson6625]

Good job!!

[@EppingForest304]

very good

[@gamblemadman]

Top lads

[@bobsieshow]

hey i have skimmed my ceiling but run out of multifinish cant get any until tomorrow so my first coat will be dry....what should i do...as the first coat is pretty rough

[@TommysYardchannel]

+bobsy bobsy you should flatten it in as best as possible and then you will need to re apply a coat of PVA glue and then start again. There isnt any short cuts to a nice finish

[@bobsieshow]

+Tommy's Yard omg ...all i can say is ...you plasterers have it a lot harder than i could imagine....its tough work..thems your plasterers...ha ah thanks mate just gonna have to face the music ...and get to it...

[@Maghanashi]

It's true. Good plasterers make it look easy, but look at Brad. He's a bald stallion for a reason.

[@rickvondelius7422]

10+

[@nonyadamnbusiness9887]

A 'mil' and a 'millimeter' are two entirely different measures. This guy is using them as if they are the same thing.

[@lukepowell2173]

A mil and a millimetre are definitely the same thing, UK adopted the metric system years ago, mil might be an old imperial measurement but in UK trades, mil is an abbreviation of millimetre. At least thats how I know it....

[@paulshipp23]

There is also a US English specific term, mil but it's not used outside the US and maybe Canada: "A unit of length equal to one thousandth (10-3) of an inch (0.0254 millimeter), used, for example, to specify the diameter of wire or the thickness of materials sold in sheets." But in the UK we use mil as an abbreviation for millimetre, nothing else.