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Looks great as long as you let the camera wash out all the highlights and move it around really quickly so no one can see what an absolute mess you're making while trying to show off.
You do know that 99% is people will say FUCK THIS.... Then hire a finisher, right? Lol I've been doing this almost 20 years. Ran with every Mexican crew (i am MX American) and have seen every which way but the best way is a closely guarded secret. Have fun!
Do you have a vid where you are skim coating a sloped ceiling. I'm finding it's a Real trick to get things consistent. Set up, scaffolding , ladders and stilts all have their limitations. Plus knowing how to move the tools. Wether up slope or down slope. Thanks for the great video.
I also use the same method, but much more carefully apply the putty to the ceiling and walls with a roller, then I have almost no waste when smoothing.
Hi - thank you for the information! How would you do the corner on the overhang (ledge) above the window? You have an edge (right angle) with no opposing wall. Also, how would you change the way you do things if its an acoustic ceiling?
anyone who comments "you're leaving too many lines" doesn't understand the process ...... the lines get smaller and smaller as more and more mud is skimmed off ...... and as the mud firms up a bit
Great video man! I tried doing this before with a columbia skimmer. Only problem was getting the mud on the ceiling. What kind of roller do you recommend?
Great videos. I’m learning a lot based on what I’ve seen here. One question for you. Got a job coming up and noticed you sand some popcorn ceilings, and some you skim. What do you base this on. Btw it’s a whole house we’re doing. Thanks in advance !
We always try and remove the popcorn, if it’s been painted before we light just grind it a bit and skim 3 times on top until smooth. Good luck my friend!
I'm so glad someone asked this... our 70s built house is covered in popcorn, so we've been removing it. Thankfully, it hasn't been painted, but we are doing the entire house and my effing neck and shoulders hurt 😂
I've been researching on 'how' to skim coat a ceiling and this is one of the best one I've have seen especially using your specialty tool.. You make it look so simple. I love it..
