How I sand and Cement Render Over Old Block Wall Undercoat Scratch coat sbr waterproof 

And if it was over brick = ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ThcIIDGN08Q.html

love your videos, learning so much

Your 100% about the board and stand ,working smarter than harder👍

I liked how you rendered on the wet SBR. That is the best way to ensure a really good bond. Usually do 4-1 base and 5-1 top and when I scratch up I do wavy lines, quite important.

newbie here, would there be any advantage to using a 50/50 cement slurry with SBR to help with bonding or is SBR 60/40 with water a better solution? thanks

Brilliant info as pair 👏 hope your well big man

Top tip on SBR, Sore 💪/back after dropping that Gable/ lugging buckets of render up through that Maze of 🪜 and scaffolding

Great videos and well explained. Any tips on how to plaster engineering brick piers? Or is it even possible because of the glassy finish of the brick? Thanks.

Hi Mac. What do you do when weather is raining 🌧? Continue working or what?

How long do you leave your scratch before top coat is applied .?

What do you think about bedding mesh in the first coat. We starting doing it on old internal walls using bonding in the multi.

Hi Mac. Great videos with great information. Could you tell me how much sbr you are adding to each mix. Thanks

hey Mac. I'm watching you do this skilled trade from the other side of this little planet of ours, in Sydney. I've only watched one episodes of your program so far, which I've just finished watching, dated from 2017, where your plastering a 2.5m x 4.0m ceiling on stilts. I was riveted I must say, watching you fill all those wee holes was mind boggling precision. And from someone who has never even touched wet render, it does look very precise. A couple of things I would have liked to hear you describe, if you don't mind me being so bold, is to describe how the render feels to your touch, giving me an impression of how it would feel with a trowel in hand. How much pressure you need to applying from the surface of the trowel. you've probably mentioned all this in previous episodes, so if you have, please excuse me. So much I'd like to ask you. You're obviously a skilled plasterer . It amazes me that someone can get a surface so broad, so perfectly flat. Also, how do you deal with large ceiling surfaces where you have no chance in getting it done in one go. Is it difficult to meet up sections of plastering at different stages. I'll be watching many more of your demonstrations from this point on. By the way, when you say to fill any holes, are you talking about undulating surfaces. Thanks Mac. Cheers.

the 2nd part finishing smooth render ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3ztyxPB1NrM.html

Great vid Mac. Is that straight edge solid or flexible like a speedskim ?

Alright Mac, top video again there mate👍 I'm trying to figure out how much sand and cement I'll need for about 60m2 of walls I need to render, have you any tips on how to work out how much materials are needed? Many thanks George

Do you put waterproof in your top coat??

3-1 👍👍how are you getting the gear up there mac?

Hi Mac would you every scud the wall first for a key

Lovely view mate, pitty the sun ain't shining

Top draw information 👌

Did u just mention me 😁,of course mate get in early get a good bit done before u take a break.especially when Ur floating up or skimming,yup,yup,I see ye got a break from them houses ye were lashing out rapidly,nice view of Belfast there.its a monster of a city up there.👍

The facia boards don't look in the best of shape. Certainly need painted.

Gave me vertigo watching you climb up the scaffold. 😅

using sand and cement that’s old news get a ritmo l plus spaying silicone renders and 1 coat systems