Plaster vs Joint Compound what's the Difference

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The difference between plaster and joint compound, explained! Leah shows and tells you about pre-mixed joint compound, setting-type joint compound, and traditional plaster. What is the make-up of each material? Where is it best used? How does it all work, and what material should you look for in the store? It's all here.
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@justinflownow 7 лет назад

You're a crazy talented teacher and broadcaster. You belong on PBS.

@yessicalawrence4777 5 лет назад

Justin Cordes couldn’t agree more!

@mrharlemike28 4 года назад

seconded 😌

@kevinspohn7392 4 года назад

Third-ed!! Lol

@lallu316 3 года назад

What a perfect idea!

@seraphimsmith5902 3 года назад

Agree.

@clevelamison2542 7 лет назад

i learned more in this one video than i have in the 100s of others i've watched. you might have a fan for life, sensei.

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

Thank you so much, Cleve!

@PaulPeck 7 лет назад

Way to break it all down Leah. Nice job! 👍🏻

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

you're welcome, Paul, glad you liked it!

@ahobimo732 2 года назад

There is unbelievable amount of useful DIY content on RU-vid today, but you are still hands down one of the best educators on the platform. You have in-depth knowledge of a vast range of subjects, and a genuine gift for sharing that knowledge effectively. I really can't overstate how much I appreciate your content. Ever time I watch one of your videos I'm reminded of just how special your channel is. Thank you so very much for doing what you do.

@mstermer 6 лет назад

finally! helpful information on this from someone on the internet. this is the best home improvement channel on youtube. you are amazing and so helpful. thank you.

@seejanedrill 6 лет назад

thank you so much!

@clarissehcsc 6 лет назад

I’m on a DIY project of the new house we bought and your videos are really helping me a lot. Thank you!

@seejanedrill 6 лет назад

you're very welcome, and congrats on your new house!

@Jude-to7lw 4 года назад

Thanks Leah! You have helped me through many projects. Your a great teacher.

@russor22 7 лет назад

Best video on youtube to explain the differences, THANK YOU.....i have a few palm size patch repairs i need to make on plaster walls just to level and fix the paint in my small bathroom....from this video it sounds like i should buy the hot mix JC, is that correct?

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

yes, that is correct!

@markchadwick77 7 лет назад

It took me years to figure out the simple things said in this video. I wish this video was around 10 years ago.

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

thanks, Mark, glad you liked it!

@chriswonsmos1007 7 лет назад

Your videos have been a huge help. Thank you!

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

you're welcome

@wormsquish 7 лет назад

Leah is the best!!!

@sonomazin3422 7 лет назад

Leah, another excellent video! Thanks for breaking down the differences between the two types of joint compounds and plaster, along with pros and cons. Great to know!!

@RobBastien 5 лет назад

Fantastic presentation. Thank you for that.

@iamwhoiam322 3 года назад

You do a great job explaining things :)

@shinglepicker 7 лет назад

great and informative vid as always

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

thanks!

@pamlooman8045 Год назад

Thank you so much.. appreciate the info..

@noureddine309 7 лет назад

You're great. you make it look soo easy. many thanks :)

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

My pleasure

@socalsaint007 7 лет назад

Supper helpful!!! Thank you!!!

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

you're very welcome!

@JojosCraftyLove 2 года назад

Thank you for your educational video! :)

@hdwblade 4 года назад

So is that Dap Drydex pink and white stuff considered joint compound? I just bought joint compound to fill in space where I have a joint above my kitchen sink, because the Drydex spackling I've been using is stupid easily turned to dust. I thought the joint compound would be better resistant to expansion and contraction as well as easier to sand down. I bought USG All purpose joint compound by sheetrock. Is this the same stuff as the Drydex??

@TheMykeShow 2 года назад

Bad-ass video! Thanks!

@chriswadas 6 лет назад

When i skimmed some plaster over a painted exterior surface some stuck and some fell off a few days later. They were each from a different batch, but I don't know what I did differently. Does anyone know?

@KonkelVonk 7 лет назад

The best info always!

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

thanks!

@Saul17r 4 года назад

this is great, thank you!

@ecko90044 6 лет назад

Is spackle the same as joint compound?

@seejanedrill 6 лет назад

no. Spackle is generally made from vinyl or acrylic, and joint compound is made from gypsum (a natural mineral)

@ecko90044 6 лет назад

Oh okay they are composed of different materials got it, thanks. What would you recommend to patch small holes in drywall and wood about 1/4 of an inch?

@jazzenay1016 7 лет назад

Funny how it seems you always put on a video just when I need it. Awesome! Right on time! Thanks!

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

you're welcome, Nadine, glad to be of help!!

@Cc-qi1ou 2 года назад

Same for me!!

@MeMikeApellido 5 лет назад

One professional to another, too many people in trades suffer from egoitis, I had my ego surgically removed and now I appreciate others' advice and experience, that said, I learn at least one thing every time I watch one of your vids. Big up, stay handy and thanks.

@FixChick 7 лет назад

I love your videos thanks for sharing your knowledge.

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

you're welcome, and thanks!

@reconstructyourlife7191 10 месяцев назад

I have looked all over the internet for a thorough explanation on the differences between plaster and joint compound. Yours is the best and most thorough that I've found. Thank you so much for that!

@djbarakas6716 7 лет назад

Great speaker, very informative

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

thanks, DJ!

@bettyb1313 4 года назад

I'm a suddenly single mother by chance not choice. I can't thank you enough for your videos we just bought a 6 bedroom fixer upper when my husband was taken from us. Your videos have been a God send thank you sooooooo much!

@mathman0101 4 года назад

Betty you have my deepest sympathy on the loss of your husband. I have five children of my own. I pray God keep you and your children well. So happy you have taken the courage to do this work yourself it will help you build your confidence knowing you can do things many can’t. God speed.

@alamjehangir 5 лет назад

Why would someone dislike your video, you explained it very well. Thanks

@Saileahgaz 3 года назад

Quote of the day, "You can't sand a rock". I practically fell out of my seat! Can anyone chip in on the efficacy of applying a binder (dilute PVA) to a painted surface before plastering? Thanks for your videos, they're a pleasure to watch.

@JPenhorwood 4 года назад

I love your videos. You cut straight to the point. As a former teacher myself, you are SUCH a good teacher!

@papoochee2431 7 лет назад

Great video, I really like your explanation. My house was built in the 50s and most of the inside walls are plaster. My bathroom however appears to have both plaster and drywall. My shower wall and ceiling could use a good skim coat to level out previous work that is uneven and I'm thinking plaster might be the way to go. Would it be possible to apply plaster over drywall, and if so what kind would you recommend? I'd like to mix it myself since I have some tile and exterior stucco experience.

@crism3lo 2 года назад

This is what I was going to ask. So no answer...did you figure it out if you can use plaster over JC? Also, how can you tell if it's plaster or JC? I have a room that has textured walls and ceiling and I want to make them smooth. I guess, based on this video, I will try a sandpaper to see if it's JC. But then, can I use plaster over that? Pls let me know if you know. Thanks

@MichaelREFLECTS 6 лет назад

Your videos are fantastic. Please never stop making them. Your narration is so fluid and easily understandable. Kudos

@seejanedrill 6 лет назад

Thank you

@knightofastora 7 лет назад

you're an amazing person! keep posting and Ill keep watching!!!

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

thanks, Branndon!

@bg147 7 лет назад

Wow, I learned a lot. Wish I had know some of this prior to my restoration job but it worked out.

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

glad you liked it!

@SpecificLove7 7 лет назад

Great info, thank you

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

you're welcome!

@richwood2741 5 лет назад

First video i have found that actually describes the difference between joint compound and plaster and the benefits and downsides of both. Keep it up.

@Frandalicious66 7 месяцев назад

Leah, I always come to you when I have a quandary. Renovating a 1930’s bathroom that has plaster walls. You are the best, thanks 🙏

@melodicdreamer72 6 лет назад

This video was super helpful explaining the differences between the fillers/compounds. On a related note, I was watching another video where they mixed both plaster and joint compound into a "mud" for a bathroom. While that mix would set quick, it seems it would only be as strong as the weaker of the two (joint compound).

@joedubya08 5 лет назад

"You can't sand a rock"!

@steves1460 4 года назад

Joseph Ware - ....and now she tells us. All those wasted years!

@darlenestaub9817 4 года назад

Great job on a detailed explanation of the three compounds! Thanks for the help!

@xkxwrdbboixkx 4 года назад

this lady is very intelligent and an articulate speaker. learned alot out of this. thank you maam!

@klasi58 3 года назад

What a treasure you are Leah. I am so happy that I was able to find you and your incredibly well done videos. Thank you for doing them and helping us.

@GreenAppelPie 7 лет назад

Good information, definitely learned a few things. I've also tried the dust control pre-mix and yes it does produce noticeably less dust then regular premix. IMHO the biggest pain of remodeling is getting dust through the whole house.

@joetarlos 7 лет назад

GreenAppelPie you basically have to have the duct work cleaned out afterwards if you do a big job..

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

yep, you're right, greenapplepie. There is a product/tool that I have used that I love called "Zipwall". What it does is to isolate the room or section of a room that you are working in, and prevents the drywall dust from traveling. It really helps.

@carlmccoy662 7 лет назад

Rent an electric drywall sander from HD. They are a fantastic, especially on ceilings. You can do 12 hrs of sanding in 2 hrs. It attaches to a wet and dry vac and at least 90% of the dust is captured. After renting it one time I bought one.

@DonJuanzito 3 года назад

I love how she talks❤❤❤❤so peaceful, relaxed, calm, patient, insightful, excited and informative.

@Rosalgarcia1 6 лет назад

Thank you Leah! Your videos are the best. But now I'm wondering how I'll smooth out the holes in my plaster walls left by molly bolts if I use plaster? Do you think using plaster vs. joint compound is a matter of personal taste, or do you *have* to use plaster to repair holes in plaster walls? Thanks!!

@MetaphorForests 5 месяцев назад

You're such a good teacher, you should make more videos

@seejanedrill 5 месяцев назад

I've made over 500 videos and I upload every week

@cheryleunike9923 3 года назад

This is the most helpful video. Wish I found this weeks ago before I started a project. Thank you so much!

@franksmiley198 3 года назад

I agree with all the comments below and I do not understand how one could give a low rating. You save time for people and you make them more productive. Thanks for everything and please remember you are special.

@jimmyjames6318 7 лет назад

Thank you Leah. I'm going to get some plaster and make my home a castle:-) Take care

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

@christopheranderson8275 7 лет назад

thanks! I had no idea plaster had those properties and longevity. So may I ask you this, as a person who wants to start making medallions and the like, what do you feel has the best durability and longevity? resin/urethanes or plaster if used indoors and outdoors? im thinking plaster indoors, polyester resin used for fiberglass boats outdoors that would be the most desirable materials wouldn't you agree?

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

Yes, plaster for indoors, but not outdoors

@snyderwill 4 года назад

Old video, but this is the second I've watched of yours (wax seal was the other). You are a masterful tutor for such quick lessons. Just the way you speak and convey information is really impressive. Thank you for being you.

@superdau 7 лет назад

For most of the small jobs around our house I usually mix plaster and pre-mixed joint compound. I know that might be weird and saying you get the "best of both worlds" might be a little too much, but it reduces the disadvantages of both a lot. Plaster sets too fast to shape easily. Especially if you have to work on several spots it's annoying to have to mix plaster for each in cup sized quantities. Pre-mixed compound on the other hand takes very long to set and is also hard to shape if you are close to a corner for example. It also contracts a lot when drying so you get dimples when applied to holes or cracks when applied in a layer thincker than a mm or so (I know it's not made for that). So you have to redo it the next day. When mixing the two (mixing up a very dry plaster than adding compound, around 50:50), you get something # that sticks well to the wall without preparation # is not too creamy, not too sticky and not too hard so it's easy to shape # is very consistent for an hour or so # then gets to a hardness that it can be scraped easily but perfectly flat with a finishing spatula # does not contract on drying # and has cured/dried enough after 3 to 4 hours (sanding hardly needed) to be painted

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

I find your solution interesting and I appreciate your sharing something that has worked for you ....thanks.

@endorpiadork4442 6 лет назад

Hi superdau That's very interesting and informative,I have been thinking about doing a wall with a texture that wouldn't dissolve (after it's cured), so that I can do a wash over the texture. Would it work the same, if plaster was added to joint compound (rather than pre-mixed)? Oh, and I thought I might add color to the mix as well. Thanks to you and seejanedrill

@agrotta1650 6 лет назад

What do you mean by "a very dry..."? I just asked Leah if I could use plaster to cover up and smooth some really bad, very raised wall texture, and then smooth that out with joint compound. But your idea sounds even better! I really just wanted to get some painting done on the house we just bought, but the walls give me a sick and disgusted feeling and I think I would be wasting money if I don't fix the entire issue all at once instead of putting a bandaid over an elephant in the room that I would have to repaint in the future.

@Iburn247 5 лет назад

Im a pro plasterer. We use veneer and Venetian plaster. Over blue board/imperial board or over lathe. We use a veneer plaster (unikal) and mix in a non sandable type of mud called "durabond" its in a brown bag and is hard as a rock. When mixed with typical plaster it too has a great bonding ability. We use that mix for skim overs

@dariosame2655 5 лет назад

Thanks a lot for sharing it i appreciate it

@melodylane57 2 года назад

Another great video!!! Always a pleasure to listen to you!!

@henrymorgner1562 7 лет назад

thanks Lisa,your part of my continueing education.

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

@ajmckay2 4 года назад

Great video! I think a great follow up would be the typical applications of each. For example why someone wouldn't want to plaster joint drywall. That could be another interesting topic.

@Maxid1 7 лет назад

I always think about the kitchen I did in the flat I lived in. All lath and plaster walls. The plaster was failing and the owner covered the walls in mohaugany box wood the shellaced it. It was dark and gloomy and the failing plaster began to push out the glued up sheets of box wood. I pulled it all down and sheet rocked the walls. That's when I realized the room wasn't square. The plasterers where true craftsman in 1920 when that place was built. They squared the room with the plaster. I had to fur it out because it was so off. There were windows in both sides of the corner. That's what made the error so obvious. The plaster was laser straight into the corner and around the two windows but the corner was out by inches and the walls were framed with uneven rough hewn lumber. An amazing plastering job.

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

Hey Max!

@joetarlos 7 лет назад

Maxid1 I use a plasterer and I'd help him on some of his jobs and I would watch him square a room that wasn't square. It was just amazing to watch him square a room up, I think plasterers is a dying art unfortunately...

@stoopsyo 7 лет назад

i love shelaced mohaugany tho!

@hotrodpaully1 5 лет назад

more than likely the room was more square when it was built it might not been completely square but 90+ years the house has moved around and settled a lot

@nennyferfer2385 3 года назад

Bought a historic farm house built in 1985. Never heard of plaster until I had to figure out how to repair my plaster walls. Your videos have been a LIFE SAVER! Seriously, thank you!

@Lefishn 2 месяца назад

Historic and 1985?? 😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅 Whomever built in 1985 still using plaster needs a slap. Was no need for plaster when there was new technology like straight dimensional lumber and drywall.

@fieldsofomagh 7 лет назад

Very interesting.

@seejanedrill 7 лет назад

thanks!

@Youjuan100 4 года назад

Ok so I have a drywall ceiling that was recently installed. I want to finish the ceiling myself for painting. What do I need to use a joint compound or plaster. Also do I have to apply the substance to the entire wall or just the screws and joints

@ЛотариоЛибертини 5 месяцев назад

What a staggering breakdown of the differences between the three! Love you Leah!

@k.b.woodworker3250 5 лет назад

Great info. Just what I needed to know for the small job I'm doing with Crack Tape based on your video about that.

@clintonwooteniv3516 7 лет назад

You are literally my hero and guru combined. I am renovating a 100+ yr old house and would have made so many mistakes without your guidance.

@iceangel1701d 2 дня назад

THANKS for this video! I always wondered what the difference was on those. Very clear description!

@DarlingBo-bannie 6 лет назад

Ya can’t sand a rock! I like that. Ha ha!

@genieharden612 3 года назад

Thank you, Leah. I'm learning so much through your videos!

@wyattsdad8561 7 лет назад

Great video! I do drywall repair often at work but I've never plastered before and I've always wanted to know the difference between the two. I've see some really smooth plaster jobs done and I wonder how they got it so smooth (no trowel marks) If it can't be sanded, how do they get plaster to so smooth? With mud I can get a pretty smooth surface but there is always a few high spots that I need to sand down. Great vid tho, thanks for sharing this!

@markfowler7171 6 лет назад

To smooth plaster, you let it set up a little, the water trowel it smooth. It takes some skill, which is why it is dying out. We are losing plasterers with trowel skills.

@avgconan4927 25 дней назад

Thank for the video! Very informative. I was about to use PoP for an art project. Great to know it’ll be able to hold up to the elements. And I have plaster walls in my 1930s home, so now I know what I’ve been doing wrong on my patches. PS. The art project is a 12ft Godzilla Skeleton 😂

@muzic4lyfe2005 6 лет назад

hi Jane, great video! have a question if you can help plz...I'm doing a job now and the previous person used plaster for the holes but its bumpy and has cracked...can i skim it out with joint compound to make it more level and smooth?

@pcno2832 6 лет назад

When I was getting ready to sell my parents house, there was a patch in the plaster that was made using plaster and it seemed almost impossible to smooth, since the plaster could only be sanded very slowly. I framed it by putting vertical strips of fiberglass mesh on either side, mudded and sanded those, than put horizontal ones above and below the patch, overlapping the fiberglass at each corner. That let me run a trowel, using pre-mixed compound, smoothly over the whole area and sand the final surface. When I finally painted the wall, you couldn't tell there was ever a patch there.

@mybandissyskill 3 года назад

Why the hell all these oh I got 20+ years experience I’ll show you how to diy don’t go through this, this is amazing thanks!

@skipkot5821 7 лет назад

Another great video , and thanx for clarification of plaster vs joint compound.

@WayneHendricks-nc9hk 4 месяца назад

Good day Jane!Im from south africa and would like to know what kinda plaster people use to make cups from soda cans!So please i hope u get my question and can help me and explain how its mixed,and if it dries in 30 minutes like in their videos!My reason ive tried plasters but it really doesnt work like on their videos!Im currently UNEMPLOYED and this could help me feed my family!THANKS IN ADVANCE!

@kristinekoski7345 3 года назад

YOU ARE THE ,, "THE LADY TO GO TO"! I FEEL A BIT SMARTER AFTER SEEING YOUR VIDEO, YOU DEFINATLY KNOW YOUR STUFF,, THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE,,, PLUS,,, IF I WE'RE YOU, I WOULD MOST DEFINATLY MAKE MORE VIDEOS,,,, CUZ,,YOU KNOW , YOUR SHIT, (excuse my french) So thanks again! Your good at what you do

@piper_lori-williams-tudhope 5 лет назад

Wow! Your awesome, and I’m so glad I found your channel! I’m currently remodeling my bathroom all by myself. No clue what I’m doing. Thank God for RU-vid, and Google. 😂

@seejanedrill 5 лет назад

Glad you found us!

@elronstar 5 лет назад

All I could hear you sayin compound, and you say it funny😂

@glasshalfempty1984 3 года назад

5:22 not with that attitude you can't

@jeffro5859 Год назад

"You can't sand a rock" XD

@mcdatacomm155 3 года назад

Nice video..... another thing about plaster is it will dry VERY quickly. Once you mix the water with it, you have 15 minutes to complete what you are doing.... and when I say 15 minutes, I MEAN 15 MINUTES

@AK2HI 2 года назад

Awesome stuff, question, sometimes I've seem people mix plaster and joint compound, what would be the reason and where would you use that mix?

@bridgetf4197 2 года назад

Hi Leah!!! Thank you for this tutorial, well Needed. I moved back to my parents house, and the walls are plastered. Taking down All outer perimeter walls and changing insulation. I tried I Can't do It!😂 I tried, have to leave it to the Professionals!!!😂 Tried to save on money, but have to pay, an be it will be Well SPENT!!!! Again, Thank You ❤️

@Fiery154 4 года назад

Leave it to a woman to ACTUALLY explain how something works! I’ve seen dozens of webpages and videos that just basically tell you what to buy, not WHY. THANK YOU SO MUCH My problems was that I need to fix a wall and I have plaster on hand. I wanted to know if it would work well. Don’t want to buy extra stuff if I don’t have to.

@sabreenajeru-ahmed1806 2 года назад

Wow! That was just the lesson I needed to distinguish between these materials. You are an excellent communicator and teacher. Thank you very much!

@FIZZGIG-RARF 2 года назад

Thank you! I KNEW this premixed joint compound reactivated when wet! I couldn't find any information on it anywhere... except for right in front of my eyes! Hahaha!

@shannonm.4087 3 года назад

Can i use joint compound w glue added over painted plaster walls?? plz help- inherited house w 1950s plaster texture walls!!! HELP!

@slantedandenchanted.1992 4 года назад

Can you skimcoat over tileboard (the ugly "Aquatile" stuff made by DPI) using setting compound in a bathroom? I tried painting with latex and of course, it doesn't hold up very well (scratches easily). I don't know how it would adhere without some sanding, but since it's just a veneer of melamine plastic over tempered hardboard, I don't know how lightly to sand or if it would even work. I appreciate any advice and thank you so much for your helpful videos!

@calenkennett 2 года назад

You are wonderful! What should I buy to do a skim coat over a lathe and plaster wall? It’s had wallpaper over it for 100 years and I just steamed it all off. I’m having such a hard time finding someone who doesn’t just say, “cover it with joint compound.” I knew I didn’t want to, and now I know why, thanks to you.

@tiffyb7309 2 года назад

Omg this is the video I needed to see! Like you said I HAVE been using joint compound to fix my plaster walls! It's been okay in some areas but not an option for my the bathroom, that's for sure! The joint compound just keeps reactivating and its mush! Smh.

@charitytorrence331 4 года назад

We live in a home built in the 1930's. Our plaster is cracking and I'm wondering if we should just repair the plaster (with plaster, NOT joint compound) or try to put drywall over it? We don't want to take off our floor moldings or the door and window moldings.

@matthewhoheisel4840 Год назад

Good stuff but why don’t you show pics of products. At the beginning you show a wall off products but when talking about individual ones you don’t show correlating product. The unfortunate thing is, everybody calls all of these “plaster”

@tiffyb7309 Год назад

O.M.G. This just helped me understand why the premixed joint compound I put around the tub wall, is falling out and molding! Ugh. Our walls are all n plaster So I need to use plaster or the powder mixture...

@seraphimsmith5902 3 года назад

Wow! You're awesome at explaining these differences! I just subscribed. Thank you!

@tlit3284 2 года назад

You are so awesome!!!! That’s what I’m looking for to learn 🙏🏻👍🏻😇🌹 Thank you so much 😊

@TagachisTroll 3 года назад

Dang, Ma'am! Thanks for the video, I've been looking for the difference between the materials and you explained it really good!

@buixote 3 года назад

So I went to the website of my local bigbox and looked for "plaster repair"... it showed me *stucco repair" goo. I also didn't see the variety of product you were standing in front of... My biggest question is: do you have to use plaster to repair a crack in plaster? How about some nice urethane caulk, and rub some dry plaster over it?

@imanalius7691 4 года назад

I could've skipped dozens of videos and just watched this one. Thanks so much for your talent and effort in making things so easy to understand!

@TheTimekeeper011 Год назад

I just came across your vid because was looking for some answers about Joint Compound for an art project. As a person that doesnt know the first thing about any of this stuff, you made it really easy to understand. Thank you! :)

@1065Olivia 2 года назад

I just started taking down the dropped ceiling in upstairs hall in our 1903 house. The plaster ceiling appears to be in great shape except where thick wallpaper has pulled some of very thin finish coat off. Can I use drywall mud for a finish coat over that plaster ceiling?