Skim coating walls for beginners tutorial

In this Skim coating walls for beginners tutorial video I will show you how to skim coat by doing a skim coating demonstration with my paint roller trick and a 12" drywall taping knife. I’m going to be skim coating over some knockdown texture on a wall. I'll also show you how to mix the skim coat with all purpose joint compound. I explain all the tools needed to skim coat your walls and make them beautiful again! So stay tuned and let me know in the comments what type of skim coating or drywall project you’re working on?
Thanks so much for watching! Take care, -Paul
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How to apply a skim coat series:
Part 1
Here's the link to the video where I showed How to apply a skim coat to your walls for a smooth finish- Skim coating drywall. • How to apply a skim co... In this video tutorial I showed you how to apply a skim coat to your walls.
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Part 2- How to Skim Coat Walls Demonstration
• How to Skim Coat Drywall
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Part 3
What to do after skim coat dries? No sanding!
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Part 4
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Part 5
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[@PaulPeck]

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[@ggameplayguide]

hey im fron the uk and i want to try this out what sort of compound do i buy because they dont sell that. thanks

[@christopherpatterson4982]

Can I do this on a ceiling that has a weird texture on it now

[@vivianbaez5045]

Where are the other videos?? I can’t find them.....

[@luisgamez9941]

I seem to get a lot of streaks when I take off the mud off the walls. What am I doing wrong?

[@tonynatural1]

How long i have to wait to apply second coat

[@dzzedge]

I'm a 65 year old DIY lady! Retirement has allowed me the time to do a bunch of home improvement projects. This is a terrific DIY video. I removed the dreaded popcorn from my walk-in closet. Except for the joints, there is bare drywall. I practiced putting the skim coat on with a trowel, but now that I learned this handy trick, I'll be using your roller technique. It will save so much time. I am grateful. Thank you!!🔧🔨🪚🧰🗜🛠🔩

[@PaulPeck]

That’s great!💥👏🏻 Thank you so much for watching and commenting my friend.😎

[@TheCooksYa]

This video is 4 years old, has been saved in my playlist for 2 years, and I'm going to be giving it a try tomorrow. Thank you!

[@danielleb9972]

How did it go?

[@8eSix]

Yes. How did it go?

[@GBooneoh]

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[@Reyeston007]

Yes. Yes. How did it go?

[@James-nb5ro]

Yes. Yes. Yes. How did it go?

[@kassinalynn]

this dude is doing this work in brand new white adidas!! BALLSY. the dude knows what he is doing forsure

[@SpringfieldMa]

Kassina Lynn thinking the same thing while watching 😂

[@MrJerryjones]

thinking the same thing

[@user-or9wb7ub3o]

Same thoughts 😂

[@pearlperlitavenegas2023]

GenX in the House 🏠remember Run DMC My Adidas

[@liverpoolliverpool6688]

With you coming here to comment right you just gave him more $$$ now he can afford another 10pairs

[@chrisjerson5622]

Looks great,tip from one pro to another since we never stop learning,I use a 18in nap gets the job done twice as fast and holds a lot more so no need go over multiple times like you did here

[@TheArchersTungsten]

Thank you! since watching this video series. I've done two whole bedrooms, and skimmed a big hallway and a bigger entrance way, and the home owner was super happy with the results on all jobs .

[@lifeofjon5584]

Your other videos proved very helpful! Cutting drywall larger and trimming it smaller while keeping the front paper for the seams is like magic! Made my repairs much easier!

[@michaelcosgrove1865]

Hey Paul, just wanted to let you know how much this and other videos helped me. I joint compounded over dry wall paper glue after many failed attempts at other routes. my family is blown away given I am extremely amateur at DIY home services so just wanted to thank you!

[@adamsgarage2451]

What a great trick I’m starting my garage and am going to try this technique out

[@PremiereHell]

What an easy to follow Tutorial, Awesome Job! Thanks for Sharing !

[@alamatwirl]

Just bought a 100-year-old house and I’m considering DIYing some drywall repairs. I am a total beginner with drywall, but your videos make me think I can handle it!

[@kevinking5683]

I have learned a few things on the KZbin channel, but this one takes the cake. I have never been too good at drywall and mudding but I had to try this method. I am preparing my mom's house to put up for sale and watching the money spending is of high concern. The job entailed the removal of a lot of liquid nail which is what was used to install cork panels on the plaster walls. Using an angle grinder to grind down the liquid nail still had a surface way to rough for painting. Following the instructions in the video, I began to see results almost immediately. I will be doing a very little sanding tomorrow, priming then paint. BOOM.. done. Thanks Paul.

[@ironore1000]

@Kevin King amazing, takes the biscuit. I love it.

[@coloradorose8559]

I'm planning on fixing up my grandmother's house for her by myself and with so much work needing to be done I'm glad for totourials like this one to better understand what needs to be done.

[@bobbrock4221]

I am in the same boat. My grandmother's house needs a ton of work. I often get overwhelmed. I repaired some holes in the wall that stick out pretty bad so I'm hoping that this will help hide them.

[@wbhedrick]

So happy 😊 I found this video. We bought this home and didn't notice to degree of nasty texture then. Now we see we have the worst textured walls throughout our whole home!! I can only afford to do it myself but now I feel I have an answer or an option to start fixing it. I thought we'd have to re-drywall to get rid of it. Thank you.

[@daveovenden9794]

Nice video, I'm a dryliner / plasterer living in Germany where they have been doing this for years, they have so many technics for alsorts. 😊

[@ot9569]

Nice work very clever

[@Prash1c]

This is an AMAZING video for trades/newbies/DIYers. Never seen a drywaller do the paint roller trick! Thank you! (interior inspecting/foremen experience with DIY hands on experience.)

[@PaulPeck]

Right on man!💥 I really appreciate the feedback! Thanks so much for watching and subscribing my friend!😎 -Paul

[@John--vj5ef]

Dear Paul, I thought I would try this technique to skim coat one of my Mom's bathroom walls today since she doesn't want the texture that is there. I was expecting to be monkeying with it all afternoon to try and figure it out. I was SHOCKED when I was done with the actual rolling and smoothing in half an hour! It took me longer ti clean up than to actually do the job!! Thanks a bunch👍👍

[@richardleon9523]

I'm grateful for your tips and tricks! Thank you

[@PaulPeck]

Right on Richard!💥 Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!😎 -Paul

[@QueenCashSlots]

Great video this was very helpful when I was redoing my house.

[@elwoodrawlings1163]

Thanks for the pro tips. Me, a DIY'R , small scale repairs at our beach vacation rental homes, on joint cracks at ceiling, outside corners, surface damage repairs before repainting walls. Really enjoy watching professional work, and utilizing your tips on a smaller scale than what you do on a daily basis.

[@PaulPeck]

Thanks for sharing!👍🏻😎

[@Linguist95]

Great video, thanks so much! I look forward to trying this.

[@shellyscruggs3341]

looking forward to part II for beginners....I am definitely that!....lol

[@madebeen]

are we still up for part 2?

[@mjhaner21]

Kick ass, worked like a charm. Great video thanks for the help.

[@corporateworldwokeslave3589]

I have a TX 90 that i had rebuilt and i spray then wait 5 min and skim with a razor sharp 10 . Been doin this for 25 yrs and i like your method for small jobs .

[@PaulPeck]

Right on man!😎 I’ve sprayed it on with my RTX 1500 and it worked too. But yeah for small jobs it’s just easier to skim it out by hand. Thanks so much for watching and subscribing my friend!👍🏻 -Paul

[@Menamurals]

Bro you just put me up on game!!….thank you!

[@azplease4121]

OmG.. thats so much work.. well done! Thanks for sharing!

[@SURRYHOUSE2]

good job brother. thank you for the share.

[@christinajones6625]

Great job!

[@Epifania646]

Nice intro beautiful paint

[@spacewolfjr]

Great video! This answered pretty much all of my questions from your See Jane Drill crossover video.

[@PaulPeck]

I’m so glad Spacewolf Jr!👏🏻 Thanks so much for stopping by my friend! Take care, -Paul

[@MrSockIsDaBomb]

You just saved me about 2 hours! thanks for this tip!

[@axlemartin2813]

Thank you Paul

[@dirtyboysadventures9878]

Another thanks. Will be doing this very soon

[@PaulPeck]

Good luck! Let me know if you run into any questions along the way.👍🏻

[@touchworkaboutconstruction8267]

Wonderful job

[@jefff6167]

Your videos are exceptionally helpful. Thanks for talking the time to create such useful videos. 🇺🇸👍

[@liyaAmazingTV]

Great video man! keep safe always 🙏

[@FambamExpatUS]

This is great tutorial video, thank you for sharing this. New friend from RUNNY EGG

[@jenniferwebb5954]

Very informative!! Thank you from Texas!!

[@PaulPeck]

Right on Jennifer!💥 Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!😎 -Paul

[@mzamomahaeng268]

wow man this was so helpful thank you

[@muliazowmassagepengobatan4260]

Very good 👍

[@lisaferreira4840]

Great video, nice up-close detail; very helpful in an upcoming project I have to get started on...

[@PaulPeck]

+Lisa Ferreira Right on! I really appreciate your feedback.👍🏻 Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!😎 -Paul

[@karimalrashide5599]

I love your videos.

[@ladydeeslo-mo5773]

Nice tutorial.

[@Taurus43774]

Hi Paul This video is MOST HELPFUL to get rid of our textured small bathroom! A couple of quick questions please 1) Is a mold-control joint compound recommended for the bathroom? 2) Would it be necessary/useful to joint tape the corners while skimming? Many Thanks Again!

[@sireynavlog5253]

Thank you for sharing new friend here😊

[@nhatotheexplorer]

This is very informative and very helpful to those have job like this...thanks for sharing your tips and advices! Watching from riyadh saudi arabia

[@ytguy6252]

This is really cool, I’m starting to learn construction this year as a freshman and this seemed cool even though I’m not sure if I’ll learn it

[@destinationunknown9095]

Painter for 10 years never seen this technique once. Interesting I want to try it in aus

[@JasonLeVega]

Awesome

[@neeneemarie]

Thank you for this!!! I'm going to attempt to retexture my bathroom to save money.

[@PaulPeck]

You can do it!✅👍🏻😎

[@AndrewK]

I'll be honest. I live in an apartment, but you make this so interesting Paul I have to watch!

[@PaulPeck]

Hi Andrew, That’s awesome man!🙏 Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Take care, -Paul

[@bengcarbonell1124]

awesome informative vid

[@rafanichanells7421]

This is perfect 👍👍👍👍👍 good job 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ValsReview]

this is really great, Ive been having to do home repair lately I will have to make this my go to channel :)

[@PaulPeck]

Right on Val!👍🏻 That would be awesome!🔥 Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!😎 -Paul

[@tulipvalley111]

Genius!!!!

[@mightyheididreamwarrior7518]

Saw you on Runneg. Congrats on 100K WOW!! My channel wants to be like that when it grows up! ha ha ha

[@mshill2406]

Im gonna do this

[@cruiserchrisworldnetwork4141]

Thank you Paul Peck drywall for such a explanatory and detailed video it was very informative I really am a big fan of the drill I'm using the drill paint mixer method I think that is a really fast way to get the job done the cruiser krisworld network is fully connected with you and we will be watching

[@ashkrikorian5753]

This is damn genius!

[@fjon4060]

Good stuff!

[@PaulPeck]

Thank you so much for watching Jon!👍🏻 Take care, -Paul

[@jasonl4003]

Thanks Bub.

[@mm27760]

Great video thanks

[@PaulPeck]

Wow! Thank you so much for watching Mccluskey!👍🏻 Take care, -Paul

[@coycoburn4473]

Great video, very informative! However I have a quick question for you. I recently bought a house with most interior walls that have what looks to be a rosebud texture. Would I need to change anything in my technique to skim this? My thoughts would be to sand down the walls first, or else include more skim coats to level the wall texture. Thanks again Paul!

[@cheriecarpenter3529]

Awesome video ♥️

[@PaulPeck]

I appreciate the great feedback Cherie!👍🏻 Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! 🙏 Take care, -Paul

[@marthamattix7683]

This is satisfying.

[@PaulPeck]

Awesome Martha! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!😎 -Paul

[@winnguyen443]

I like that!

[@Larry.Luciano]

Dude! I’m a 100% beginning and just redoing my small kitchen and hallway. Never did drywall before. So far after the first coat it’s working great! I don’t have patience so waiting for another coat is going to be tough! Does it have to be perfect if a buddy is doing a knock down texture on it? Thanks for making this vid!

[@fheaney1]

thanks this was very usful

[@KruiserIV]

Paul, will this technique work on ceilings as well? Thank you for taking the time to do this.

[@QIKWIA]

Hey 🖐 Paul! We can always count on you for great helpful tips, but I could *never* skim coat a ceiling for 2 very good reasons...😄 Im afraid of any kind of Heights. ...and 2nd, The awkard position would make me very Dizzy! 😄...there's possibly a 3rd reason..being that all the paint would end up on my head and none on the ceiling!😫 So, i would call the pros for this one, but Tfs! Have a great day! 🤙

[@PaulPeck]

Hi Queen, Thank you so much!🙏 Yep, You gotta know when to hold them and know when to fold them… thanks for stopping by! Take care, -Paul

[@adrianl4766]

Great! After watching this video, I finally can spread butter on my bread evenly!

[@PaulPeck]

😂

[@Stephanie-ud1vq]

great info, thanks! I just learned about using a joint compound topping as apposed to all purpose. Why do you use all purpose and not the topping? Thanks!

[@andrewsenesi]

Thanks Paul, your videos are awesome. Do you need to do any wall prep before skim coating or is that not a problem w joint compound? I have a skip trowel texture I'd like to smooth, plaster on the ceiling and painted plaster on the walls.

[@Brynny211]

Nice

[@jeffthewhiff]

Paul, I was so glad to discover this video because I just started to work on my neighbors' living room walls and noticed that the first layer of drywall paper on one wall tarted to lift where there was a joint seam. I will remove as much of the first layer as possible and then use the Gardz product by Zinsser before skim coating.

[@VeteranBoyz]

man thanks dude

[@KIKKAO8]

Thank you so much for this. I wish I knew about this truck before attempting to do it the classic way having no experience. Do you still send the walls after the processes complete?

[@tomngarvin1746]

Cool! Wearing brand new Adidas while mudding!! Gotta try that!

[@kp7913]

Definitely for beginners

[@peanbean1973]

I should be fixing my car but im glad i know how to skimcoat now.

[@karlatrammel7789]

Hi Paul, i live in a house built in 1910 and had plaster walls. Though we are slowly replacing the walls but in the mean time the walls that need fixing I'm using the blue joint compound. Would you suggest the green over the blue or just thin the blue? Plus,do you have any suggestions for me?! Thank you, great tutorial!

[@timkalal6983]

When is the second part coming out,I am ready to do this process,I would like to watch the second step before I proceed.

[@PaulPeck]

Hey Tim, here’s the entire playlist (including Part 2): kzbin.info/aero/PL7Ww-LhWbB0EeAJDmzncGCX0N4CrEF7pG I hope this helps. Let me know if you run into any questions along the way. Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!😎-Paul

[@rfdimarco2602]

I really enjoyed your series of videos for beginners. I am not sure if there is a video of yours that shows how to skim coat a wall that was repaired poorly and not sanded correctly, if at all. If you already have a video that addresses these issues, would please would you pass along the link, thank you. Rick

[@breezybriza19]

not sure if this was all ready invented but if not... SOMEONE GIVE THIS MAN AN AWARD!!

[@billprezioso3677]

Oh yeah it was been doing this since I first stated painting 35 years ago this is an old old way of skim coating he shouldn’t call it his way like he invented it But I’m sure he’d be the first to admit that seems like a nice guy

[@LICODOSSANTOS]

Great Videos. Super helpful. Question: we have a drywall crack across 2 rooms in our house. The ceiling has a knocked down texture. We tried to patch it tape and joint compound and then tried to match the knocked down texture, but it didnt go well. The ceiling appears not level and the patch does not match. -Should we cut the gyp out and try to level it and rematch the adjacent surface? -Or rip out the tape? -Or completely skim coat the entire ceiling and make it smooth? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[@PaulPeck]

Hi Lico, hmmm... that’s a tough one since I can’t see the repair. Maybe try and remove tape, retape and retexture. But skim coating and adding all new texture will be the best looking solution at this point. I hope this helps. Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!👍🏻 -Paul

[@zp944]

I'm no pro but I'm an investor in Texas so I'm familiar with drywall cracks. What you're describing sounds like it's probably a foundation issue, so the housing material is being warped. That's exactly what I'm used to. What I'll do (if fixing the foundation isn't critical) is cut a clean rectangle around the Crack, being sure to go about two inches past the Crack. Then I'll place a small piece of 4x1 inside the hole I made, spanning the Crack. If it's a large Crack, I'll put one every two feet. If that's hard to imagine, then think of the 4x1s as rungs on a ladder. Except you'll have the widest side facing you. I then secure the 4x1 pieces I added to the existing drywall using drywall screws. Now I have a wide platform to attach new drywall to. I'll cut my new drywall patch roughly to size, place that into the cutout I made, and then secure THAT to the "ladder" of 4x1s using drywall screws. If the fit is tight, I don't use tape. But if I'm using a scrap or for some reason I have gaps I can stick two quarters between, I'll caulk it and rub it smooth with a damp finger. And if for some reason I have a larger gap, then I'll use tape. I really try to avoid taping over a patch because it's nearly impossible to hide the "hump." Most people will either never notice or not care, but I do... Once I've dealt with the gap issue, I mud over the surface, extending out about 5-24" from the edge of the hole I cut, depending on the method of patch. Patch with or without caulk usually only needs 5-7 inches at MOST, usually less if you're re texturing. A patch with tape will need 18-24 inches from every edge to blend. Assess the lighting in the room to determine how much blend you need. If the Crack is on a vertical wall, floor lamps and single ceiling lights will make it shadow. But recessed led ceiling lights may cast enough light that it's invisible. A ceiling patch is the hardest to hide, and I find that almost every time I use tape, it's visible.

[@jmhbrownmackie]

Awesome video! I learned a lot! Does the drywall compound wash out of the roller? If so, is it worth the trouble?

[@bravocompany1072]

This is exactly how I finish all of my closets and pantries. Saves hours instead of finishing.

[@PaulPeck]

Good to know man! Thank for watching and commenting! -Paul

[@bravocompany1072]

@@danielschroer7766 chill out brother I am not a contractor or do not do it for a career. Every single house I have remodeled and flipped I have done this and it has never been an issue with a potential buyer.

[@anantagogoi1302]

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[@gcholt33]

Hey Paul! Your videos helped me skim coat my damaged walls and they now look beautiful….however, we got mud on the popcorn ceiling and now have bright white spots on the ceiling. Anyway to clean that up? We tried a wet cloth/paper towel before it dried but its still noticeable. The skimmed walls look amazing tho! Thank you!

[@chrisneill6239]

Great Video! Is there any need or advantage to remove door/window trim? Thanks!

[@cruisinthru3916]

Perfect timing paul. Tomorrow i skim coat two bathrooms to cover a badly done attempt at skip troweling by a former homeowner. Thanks!

[@PaulPeck]

That’s great cruisin thru!👍🏻 Let me know how it goes and if you run into any questions along the way. Happy skim coating! Take care, -Paul

[@mansady1963]

tq very much sir

[@ashkrikorian5753]

Great video! Question, could you also use a paint sprayer or is the watered down plaster too thick for it?

[@isjackdull4349]

Hey Paul, I'm doing a mobile home with VOG walls. They're textured, as I'm sure you know. I've also removed the battens to finish each wall end to end for a cleaner look. With such a light texture, will I need to apply 2 or more skim coats?

[@donhall8963]

Thanks

[@gad2630]

Thank you for the video. I have similar wall but more deeper texture. Can we use a roller or must we use a knife and do it manually?

[@felixromero84]

your video helps me a lot . can i apply this method to my ceiling which is hardiflex

[@robertaiken8242]

Looks like that would make it at least a little easier for ceilings nice job and thank you

[@PaulPeck]

Most definitely. Glad you found my video helpful Robert!👍🏻 Thanks so much for watching and commenting! 😎 -Paul

[@groovygringo3747]

I've had a problem with a couple skim jobs I've done where I get lines in my mud while skimming. It's not lines from putting too much pressure on one side of the knife it's like a line where it completely pulls the compound off the wall in random spots but in a line.

[@GOMPO]

Good videos 👉🔔👍❤️