Rendering a wall in grey - Scratch coat rendering

[@danielparsons5519]

Im a plaster/ Bricklayer. Im soooo grateful to seeing you branching out your skills. As a bricklayer, technique is always key. I would like to turn you on to "kirk Gerdano plastering" on youtube. You will fill yourself with technique and knowledge as we all love your master skills as a bricky. Keep slinging that mud mate. Cheers.

[@dazxr6367]

Used this stuff about 10yrs ago on a very large gaybellend, we also left it to scratch up next day.....it was a very memorable day I wish never to experience again! We used similar tools to you for finish scrape and wore four out completely! It looked sound after, still does but we never left any overnight again... Saying that your wall looked very green next day, didn't look like much effort to finish... Anyway we now scrape same day using lengths of "H" section aluminium. You did a great job for your customer though and thanks for the day out😁👍

[@Wendy-ij7tp]

Thank you. Going to render some upright slabs. Excellent job. Love watching you. You're the best one 😊

[@prattait7594]

365👎= 365 jealous c&/ts. You guys are a credit to the building trade. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@chadguyacoustic]

hay man, i just want to say that im currently going through all your videos and learning so much. Your extremely good at what you do, so keep up the good work! i am currently half way through a brick laying apprenticeship and im loving every minute of it. the only downside is that im 27 years old and have found my passion for bricklaying a bit late on, also being in a classroom with a bunch of 17-19 year olds can be a challenge in its self haha ;-)

[@jonnyidle]

I'm 34, started with a landscaping firm when I was 30 after 10 years in working in catering. Started working for myself when I was 32 and never looked back. Rewarding, enjoyable, creative work; building better relationships with family members, while becoming a valued member of the local community; developing skills which I can pass on to my children, as well as teaching them to work hard and be independent.

[@customboatscreensolutions5893]

Nice job stu. I would of pulled back the gravel 6 inches or so, to prevent drag up. But looks like you nailed it. Fair play.

[@j2yum]

So relaxing to watch this video anything related to Concrete and brick works 👍👍👍 Stu and His Dad are so amazing they really take so much pride on their work and it truly shows on the finish product.. Like father Like Son indeed Both amazingly talented..

[@Stucrompton1]

Thank you very much jeanskki, we appreciate you watching 🙏

[@letsgobrandon5502]

Can't believe they had that wall rendered

[@johnwargo8990]

Fabulous job Stu. You guys make it look so easy. Love the work you guys do in the UK. Watching these videos makes me want to build brick walls and rendered planters all over my yard.

[@spartacus455]

I liked the look on the stone much more

[@IRiFTzHD]

I didnt think the stones looked bad either, but its what the customer asked

[@michaellondonxxx4860]

I thought the wall looked reasonably characterful as it was also

[@fastasfox]

Re Join in ten year's time when he shows you how to remove render to get back to original stone 😁

[@lljk6386]

Brilliant work👍. Love the gray. I've learnt so much from your videos👍

[@artemgulenco3808]

Rendering mash! I like it 👌

[@rafisanghro]

brilliant work I always watch your work and get ideas God bless you

[@jasonhale2678]

This is a great idea, didn’t think about rendering stone walls, migh be a solution for my house.

[@kevinsmith198]

Good effort to be fair I do a lot of k-rend the only advise I would have for you is set a bead to the ground and use the the I bar to scrape back flat bead to bead then a light rub with the scraper and brushed off . Good job thow 👍

[@tospicy4ya]

I have a block wall will I still have to use two coats? And what k rend is best ?

[@marcusregan4815]

Nice finish. Best of luck cleaning it in a year.

[@anthonybudding8701]

Fair play you never fail to impress with your skills. Brilliant job 👌

[@DannyArbuckle]

Mate that is tops! I’m a plasterer by trade but haven’t really branched out into the k rend yet and must say that is a top job, especially considering your not even a spread by trade you want to be proud of that mate, look forward to the next one, atb. Danny

[@Stucrompton1]

Cheers Danny mate you should give k rend ago its a very good material to work with, thanks for watching pal appreciate it stu

[@DannyArbuckle]

stu crompton definitely mate to be honest with you I probably could do it if I tried I know how it’s done but just never worked with it before lol plus it’s just having that job where you can try it out init lol something like what you just did would be perfect but there’s no way I’ll be dropping the whole side of a house for the first go lol my pleasure mate love your videos always spot on, you ain’t bad at bricklaying either mate 😉 haha

[@stonestreaker]

That pretend stone wall would absolutely do my head in. Glad it's covered over.

[@TheNinja691]

Stu is a perfectionist! Cracking job 👏👏

[@paulhenderson9585]

Brilliant job your only flaw is putting beads on with drywall it will breakdown every plasterer I know use pink grip.

[@elliottdebell7783]

Lucky bastard I came back the next day and it was solid as a rock. Had to scratch a whole gable was exhausted

[@granthollinger9000]

The sbr goes a lovely blueish colour, nice work!!

[@markrenshaw2325]

Don't mind the knockers, that is a great transformation of that wall. Thanks for posting, I feel inspired to have a go myself.

[@madbbtk3682]

He's good at what he does this guy love these vids

[@TheSeanyJC]

that wall was lovely to begin with ngl!!

[@herrlip72]

Great job, beautiful scenes

[@99marilena]

What a mint job

[@charliehumber6383]

Very nice work gentlemen 🙌

[@Jake-jg7kx]

Very nice work you and Kc work together great 👍🏻👍🏻

[@southflvlogs1876]

tht is nice af!!! you rock!!

[@alpeaceandlove]

Anyone else feel sorry for that drill nice work fellar btw

[@sezendia]

Poor makita 😂 Looking good btw

[@albertcross4275]

Great vlog again take care

[@ThePjlad123]

Did you worry it would be too hard the next morning? Brilliant work, thanks

[@TheAudiostud]

As always Fella, another cracking job from the Dream Team! Enjoy Dubai, Four Right!

[@MrRadtech22]

Looks so good

[@TC-rk9vu]

That finish is top notch, they are cutting a hole in my foundation next week and I’d pay well for a look on the outer foundation wall like that afterward. Keep up the great work.

[@jamesthornber6991]

Another fantastic video stu.i really like the rendering skills.well done to u and KC 😁👍🏻

[@khtreelandscape8036]

Love your videos helping get though the cv 19

[@michaelwalsh5733]

Awesome job

[@chickenlover7169]

Excellent. Thanks for the video. Will help me do my own wall. Cheers lads.

[@dccowell56]

please tell me you didn't use drywall adhesive to stick beads on ?/////

[@jasonthomas6072]

I Like the job And the music

[@fredaapinko6160]

I love it ...now boys get on plane and come to perth were i am so your boys can get my rendering done on my garden 😆😉😛

[@kennysmith8358]

Great vid . Really enjoyed.😁

[@DevanBailey]

Thanks man that's a cool video

[@gilbertcastro5190]

You do very good work Buddy keep it up

[@karlbutton4035]

Tidy job Stu well done mate👍

[@Stucrompton1]

cheers Karl matey hope you're well

[@Wendy-ij7tp]

No render beads along the bottom ? To save the water sucking up from gravel

[@SK-gk8jw]

Nice k render job looks much better but I prefer it in white

[@MMG_MoonManGuitar]

Very sharp smooth finish! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@Stucrompton1]

From two smooth guys 😁

[@Trekz86]

Watching a bricky trying to render is really hard to watch 🤣🤣

[@alforliniteaching5670]

Very good . I use glue/cement adhesive(Blend Bond), but on stone no mesh. Nice job. Thank you.

[@mikejohnson3019]

Whats the glue cement mix

[@benkimber8285]

Great job lads. Personally I thought it looked better before. Looks all modern now :( but very smart!

[@globeforever9777]

The stone wall looked very artificial with blocks of stone butted together no natural looking bond.

[@juleenforbes]

Really nice finish

[@Stucrompton1]

thank you

[@raffefra]

First time i have seen this done. Class job and I don't think its one for diy. Wish I had the skill

[@azza1793]

Could you have not cleared the gravel away from the base of the wall? 1. Neater finish (bottom of wall looked rough as f**k) 2. Easier clean up at the end

[@stephenc4161]

Yeah bottom looked like shite

[@KFUURE]

That was my thought?

[@Jack-kk9sj]

What if they was going to put new chippings over old ones? You don't know the customers idea.

[@markdarby1529]

Go too 09:30 in they've move it back you wet towel

[@user-yg4dk5vu1q]

Ye you have to know the customers requirements as every job is different.

[@rossmale8715]

Nice job stu, that still hadn't gone off quite enough the next morning still had it, bloody weather! I've used k rend a few times but I find the Weber pral m is better and cheaper! Give it a go! Ross

[@Chanesmyname]

I always watch these trades videos and think, I could do that, and then realise I am not a plasterer and it would look like modern art.

[@Stucrompton1]

You can do anything with practice bud

[@Chanesmyname]

There is a skill to it and not everyone can do it, that's just the truth. No matter how many times I tried it would still look like a Tracy Emin project! Haha!

[@luismelendez4604]

Like your videos! Very original and good camera work.

[@sereg4g448]

Top notch mate 👍

[@pcjplasterer5661]

Hi Stu. I like your work. But using bonding compound to stick beads on will show through when the wall dries out after rain.

[@pcjplasterer5661]

Plus overlap the mess over the wings of the bead prevents bead from cracking.

[@davidwain7954]

Great video could you let me know what you stick the beads on with many thanks dave

[@MrMagsimus]

Thanks stu , you always giving us good vids and build our confidence for diy jobs mate, you helped me do many projects at home 👍👍👍👌👌

[@roydodd4694]

❤❤it😊😊roy

[@TMAdventuresT7]

Nice job boys 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@np8211]

Great workmanship.

[@michaeladams2077]

Nice!!

[@jed7200]

Is it worth using coloured render, not easier to paint after? Was considering this myself. Amazing finish.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Stu .

[@powerdr]

Nice work! Why did you choose not to power wash the brick prior to applying the bonding agent?

[@DannyArbuckle]

David Power because it would never have gone off 😂😂😂

[@fabianamartins8539]

Beautiful work Stu!

[@Stucrompton1]

Thanks fabiana x

[@stephendavies6080]

Cracking job stu👍 it’s not a criticism of u stu it’s through out utube, it would be nice if a rough estimate of price could be shown , I think it would be a win ,win for everybody, because I bet there’s thousand of possible clients who love the job there viewing but r unsure if it’s affordable,,, thanks for uploads stu🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍👍

[@Stucrompton1]

Pointless bud as material prices vary dependant on where you live (north / south)and different levels of workmanship = different prices again, it’s not one price fits all.

[@pickelrick6377]

Why don't you have to have a gap at the bottom of the render with a drip bead like you do when rendering a house?

[@lukejohnson-harvey6787]

Id defo put a drip bead on personally. Good way to feather edge off aswell

[@almerasi1]

Nice video I'm a plasterer but never done krend this would have been a perfect job to try it out, still not 100% if I prefer it than sand and cement though

[@Stucrompton1]

give it a go its a great material to work with, the hp 12 is better thank sand an cement imo

[@dionryan1032]

Would you reccomend a coping stone on top? Or is it needed

[@Bryan-fg3ey]

Very nice. Could you fit a bottom profile just above ground (or finished stone/gravel level) so the scratch coat doesn't touch the ground?

[@keithy363]

Bryan that's what I was thinking or why didn't he pull back the stone to below the render line ? Still a nice job though

[@mark675]

Sorry To say he did pull it back didnt he? 🤔

[@Naedanger253]

Looks braw 👍

[@LongNguyen-gu1go]

Very good job, thanks

[@kikoapostel7572]

Can you please tell me what products u used for this job please ? Thanks

[@disklamer]

Tight job. And paddles on a cordless? Only a real pro would dare to do the unthinkable.

[@reallyyouthful]

Nice(ish) video thank you. What happened to the continuity in the edit?

[@sandeepathwal4188]

K render Is amazing....I'd now put a brick pattern in it.!

[@chukkwanwong2146]

is that still looks good? I want to try but worry about is that long lasting 😢

[@paulnann2572]

Would you just hit this with a damp sponge after rather than the scratcher for a smooth finish?

[@KFUURE]

Why would you have a scratch finish???

[@bender6942]

Something to do with the cement in the render shrinking and doesn’t look good on the eye

[@naweedshirzai7983]

Thank you for the nice video , What is the material you fixed the beadings with can you name it please Thanks

[@joshgallimore6691]

Good video mate keep up the good work all the best

[@Stucrompton1]

thanks for watching josh

[@brendannelson193]

Looks mint that stu

[@thelondoner1978]

Hi Stu, I know your on fb and this is exactly the job I need to do….

[@jonolid]

More work than youd think doing it properly, belting finish

[@nahlaparker3270]

That's really nice work,! The sunset was very beautiful.

[@steveormondroyd2097]

Top man buzzing job, Watch out tommy Walsh! lol

[@stephendavies6080]

steve ormondroyd talking about tommy Walsh ,,,, have u seen Charlie dimmock,,, SHES about 20 stone

[@metallitech]

Should protect that flower bed against nuclear attack :)

[@btcrat3975]

Good finish on that rough old brick mate. Would it be possible to do a vid on k rend on blockwork without beading? I'm doing a big outdoor kitchen but don't want plastic showing on my verticals! Deffo gonna k rend it now seeing this, gotta hide my shocking bricking somehow, I'm assuming you can k rend over thermailte shield! Keep it up mate. I'm learning loads.

[@gw2031]

Wow I've got loads of breeze block planters that need to look like this wall !!! Fantastic job,,,,what is the tool you have to use for the scratching part ? And does it only work on the type of render you used ? I've been doing our house using blue circle cement 50/50 with sand plus sbr and Cementone mixed in ,,would it work for our breeze block planters or should we use the material you guys use !! Missus on my back,,help lol !

[@Stucrompton1]

Is called scratch Coat render

[@craigdiamondbrite]

Looks awesome

[@alibeautiful5310]

Hi. How did u fixed plastic trim i mean which adhesive did u used when fixing plastic trims, when u were doing color rend (krend). Thanks

[@Brittway]

Good looking job, still not a convert to K-Rend yet. I still like my sand cement too much. Do find the k-rend holding water/going green near drips and window ledges/coping stones?

[@Phoen-inks]

Awesome job my friend... how much would something like that cost to have done?