Plastering A Wall For Beginners | FULL PROCESS FROM START TO FINISH!

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If you want to learn the basics to plastering and learn how to plaster your own walls then join The Plastering For Beginners welcome Course. It's a free plastering course ideal for anyone who wants to learn how to plaster: plasterersblue...
In this video, we're going to show you the full process on how to plaster a wall for beginners. The FULL PROCESS! This video is an ideal guide for anyone who's new to plastering.
The wall we're plastering is an existing wall in a house so it's a prime example on how to plaster an old wall. In this video, we're going to show you how to:
- Prepare existing walls
- How (and why) you should PVA before plastering
- A simple hack for fixing angle beads around windows
- The exact tools you'll need to start plastering
- A rundown on how to plaster a wall from start to finish
- The most effective ways to apply plaster
- The secret weapon I use to get my walls DEAD FLAT
- The ultimate tool to use if you're a complete NEWBIE to plastering
- A step by step guide on how to plaster
This is a mammoth tutorial so get comfortable and start learning the art of plastering. I'd love to hear from you so please leave a comment below this video and if you like this video please like and subscribe to our channel.
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Thank you for watching. Let us know what you think.
I'll see you on the next one.
Cheers,
Blaine
Plastering For Beginners
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@pablo4461 3 года назад

I watched hours of your tutorials before attempting to plaster a 7m long wall for the first time. It came out perfect! way better than the ceiling I paid a pro to do. thank you!

@PlasteringForBeginners 3 года назад

That's great to hear and thank you for watching!! Well done my friend - sounds like you smashed it 👍

@jameshoey69 3 года назад

I'm finding this really helpful. I got thrown into plastering when I stopped attending school at 14/15, my step dad pretty much forced me to go to work with him as a plasterer. I did a bit, picked up some of it but i was never really taught the art of it and tret like a labourer so I obs struggled, disliked it, then quit. I've now got my own house and I'm wanting to gut it and re plaster it. This is helpful to me. So much of it that I was not taught. Cheers

@masholtz1537 29 дней назад

loved the intro. I saw a video yesterday from you about initial technique and was referred here. Now I am signing up for the e-mail course. I have a practice wall that I am doing on an enclosed porch, so right now I am searching for prepping the wall prior to using PVA. Thanks for your superb initial videos that I watched. Cheers! David

@marie7471 4 года назад

Can't thank you enough Blaine, love your videos. I'm still not perfect and still learning but the tips you give are simply the best. Theres nothing better getting the second on and getting it smooth and flat, getting cleaned up and thinking l did that 👍, thanks to your massive input. Keep them coming 😊

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Thank you mate and well done on your plastering - you'll only get better matey! You are right. There's nothing better than a lovely plastered wall. Well done pal 👍

@bearsadventures13 Год назад

Hi Blaine I just wanted to thank you for the in-depth knowledge of plastering, i have always got people in todo it for me. i have been out got some good quality tools to give it ago and with your videos my first job on my own house has gone very well, i am even planning a ceiling. that should be fun. Thanks again.

@natoyle 3 года назад

Plastered my bedroom and living room since watching your videos. Its all come out great! Thanks Blaine

@jonshaw9472 2 года назад

I understand its your job and you've done it for years but to get to that level of skill whilst explaining it to others is very impressive...top man.

@Herbie-Went-Bananas-Then-Split Год назад

Brilliant 'how to', I'm about to plaster a wall/pillar in my kitchen so this will come in very handy, thank you for that tutorial, it's the best I've seen.. no faffing, plenty of great tips.

@DDHBB1 3 года назад

Spray paint this wall and you can use it as a mirror. I have been using trowel for our 20 years, I salute you for your amazing skills. I really enjoy plastering, started with rendering and mould making when we use to smooth the cement on the outside of the buildings on a very hot summer day in Middle Eastern climate. I have learned quite a few bits along the way. Nice job bro 👍

@muppit666 2 года назад

Nice to see a spread cleaning out the back boxes. Biggest peeve is when you go to second fix and the back boxes are full of solid plaster. Nice clear tutorial by the way. 👊🤘😎

@PlasteringForBeginners 2 года назад

Always my friend. I try and look after the trade where I can 👍

@MartiA1973 3 года назад

Gold, pure gold information. I'm a sparks and just wanted to tidy a wall at home. Never going to match a time served plasterer but hoping to tidy up after chasing in the sockets. 30,000 views after three months - well done.

@MrLeemarten 3 года назад

great tutorial got a whole bungalow to do so this video is really gonna help me thankyou very much

@TheDanny1872 4 года назад

Another excellent video, Blaine. I renovate derelict buildings into flats for a living and usually have had to pay plasterers in the past. These videos have helped me massively and also saved me a fortune.

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

That's great to hear and thank you for your kind words! I really appreciate that. Cheers and good luck 👍

@nickrich6763 3 года назад

Just. Great teaching. 1 to 1. Very. Clear. And understanding.

@PlasteringForBeginners 3 года назад

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate that

@r-joule 3 года назад

Mate, I've just started out and hands down you make this look so easy! Hats off to you guys, this is a proper skilled job...

@PlasteringForBeginners 3 года назад

Thanks matey! Just keep practicing and it gets a lot easier my friend... you'll be a pro on no time 👍

@steve660917 2 года назад

Just had 2 walls and a cupboard knocked out into the hallway to make a huge entertainment room. Knocked the walls out myself but can't plaster. Can't get anyone to do it for about 3 weeks so gonna have a go at it myself. Great videos brother thank you.

@falahuddindewan3490 3 года назад

Lovely video pal, not done any plastering or labouring in a while, so this video was spot on for reminding me the steps and tips for a good finish.

@annsutherland4631 3 года назад

Excellent tutorial going to give it a go right now. Thank you for showing all the stages in easy to follow chunks.

@nearlygoodenuf 3 года назад

Great vids as always. Great refreshers and tips for occasional plasterers like me. Priceless. Thankyou Blaine

@Fordy117 2 месяца назад

Great work, never seen a plasterer working till dark though 😂 normally in the pub at 2pm

@alibeautiful5310 3 года назад

Brilliant Teacher 🧑‍🏫

@1richieski1 7 месяцев назад

Great clear instructions... Nice one

@maketbadr 3 года назад

Great video. Every time new things to learn. Watched your videos and they were mostly plastering on plasterboard. This video is essential and more practical than plasterboard skimming. I would like to ask you to make a video about the difference between OX Speedskims (plastic, metal, flex plastic) and when it's the best time to use them? Got the speedskim metal but don't know why keep getting lines when I use it?

@drewwhy5541 3 года назад

Can’t praise and thank you enough bro. This/and your other videos are exactly what I needed.

@PlasteringForBeginners 3 года назад

Thank you for saying my friend! I really appreciate that - good luck with your plastering 👍

@peterbrown954 4 года назад

Solvent free Pink Grip for the beads, works a treat 👍

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

I'll give that a go - cheers pal!!

@BikingWithBailey 3 года назад

Hi Blaine, great video. I was wondering how long you wait to apply the 2nd coat? It looks like as soon as you skimmed it but not sure because of the filming.

@ianbartlett9266 3 года назад

GENERALLY AROUND 20 MINS ON A COOL DAY TO 10-15 MINS ON A WARM DAY ESPECIALLY IF WINDOWS ARE OPEN.TRIAL AND ERROR REALLY ARE GOOD TEACHERS.LOL.

@neilstokes1255 2 года назад

On another video it says 30 - 45 mins

@anthonysxntos3534 2 года назад

@@neilstokes1255 do 30-40 , the longer the better if you’re not sure

@hamygraybell8875 2 года назад

Fantastic tutorial It makes me want to get stuck in. I am gathering the tools to get started ,many thanks for your valuable time.

@PlasteringForBeginners 2 года назад

I look forward to hearing from you results my friend!! Good luck 🤞

@Maghanashi 3 года назад

An eloquent and skilled plasterer. I'd love to have you on some of my jobs!

@JaxsonUK 4 года назад

Great video mate, watch them a lot, plasterer myself at Jaxson Plastering. Your videos have helped me remember some of the tricks and tips I have forgotten over the years and I got a speed skim on your recommendation and it is a great tool so thanks for that really appreciate it and looking forward to seeing how amazing your house will look like after it’s all done. Cheers mate.

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Hi mate! Thank you for watching and thank you for your kind words my friend. I really appreciate that!! Thank you and good luck with your plastering 👍

@thomasolatunji2321 Год назад

Good and clear explanation. Made easy.

@ernestogonzalez17 2 года назад

Nice work Lad

@PlasteringForBeginners 2 года назад

Thanks pal!!

@lukasz070485 3 года назад

Great video as always!! I am just starting but i love to try all your technics and tips. Good work!!

@lazyboy2288 2 года назад

Merci for the well made and instructive video Mr

@mikeymikes75 3 года назад

couple points.. don't apply more water to wet/setting plaster, you get tiger stripes. use the water that's already in the plaster to get flat. don't use fat to fill in. beginner's mistake. use remaining plaster to fill other than that good advice for beginners horizontal troweling is easier on the back and knees, bending up and down like.. keep up the good videos all the same! time served and still learning...

@elainemeynell5032 2 года назад

Excellent, easy to follow would highly recommend

@PlasteringForBeginners 2 года назад

Thank you very much...I really appreciate that 👍

@ryandavis6592 2 года назад

Great tutorial Blane I like whatching your videos

@daveshipman2677 2 года назад

hi bud, fantastic job by the way, my question is when mixing plaster, how do i know if its the right consistency, I skimmed a plaster stud wall last week but plaster seemed just a little sloppy, but did go on wall ok ,I'm no expert by the way,also i bought a new plastering tool but corners kept gouging the plaster is there a tip for this, thanks.

@leedrummond164 2 года назад

Walls like that aren't usually too bad Blaine. You don't always have to plaster them. Yes in an ideal world, but sometimes we get the walls good enough just using decent paint and dry lining compound. It creates a bit of playing but it's do-able. 👍👍 plastering is the best but the more internal angles and reveals you have to do the longer it takes. Obv. If it's a room that gets a lot of light or you have a fussy customer then yeah multi is the kiddy.

@MarcusT86 4 года назад

Bow down, people! This is an artist at work! Blaine yet another question, how do you align your downlight holes symmetrically and plan that out on a ceiling? Oh and another question, are the holes cut before or after plastering the ceiling board?

@dubstatic 4 года назад

thanks for your vids, they have been very helpful, I have a full house to work on 😮

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

I'm glad you've found then useful mate. Thank you for watching

@nigelscott4999 2 года назад

Merry Christmas Happy New year Blain all you information is appreciated

@PlasteringForBeginners 2 года назад

Thanks mate. I really appreciate that! Happy new year to you my friend

@נתנאלרייטר-ח4ש 2 года назад

life savior

@abdullahabdulrab7260 3 года назад

Excellent work Thank you for sharing your experience Great teacher

@PlasteringForBeginners 3 года назад

Not a problem. Thank you for watching 👍

@1paulthomas 2 года назад

Cheers mate bigs thanks for the tips

@bangjeoofficial3675 Год назад

Selamat beraktivitas semoga sukses selalu👍🙏

@rodrichardson2530 4 года назад

Your channel is awesome, thanks! Any chance you could talk about reducing RSI's and maintaining your body health when working as a plasterer, what you do?

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Great idea. I'll look into it!! Cheers 👍

@ammarmallah22 3 года назад

Nice one, really like the step by step approach n explanation. Thank you so much.

@mikejackson6511 4 года назад

Great video again buddy . Also have you thought about explaining how much plaster to use on different size walls and ceiling , as a guild also . As i no from starting out that was alway a hard part to gauge . Keep up the good work buddy 👍🏼

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

That's a great recommendation. Cheers pal, I'll look into that!! Great hearing from you again and I hope you're well. Stay safe mate 👍

@mikejackson6511 4 года назад

@@PlasteringForBeginners your welcome, im going by the newbies on the fb group that have asked along with the how to get the perfect mix but i no you have done a video of the mixes

@John-cc1pc 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much. That was fantastic info. 👍

@ello_o-n3t 3 года назад

Hey Blaine. Just starting out mate and watched all your vids. Keep the videos coming, great content and learning so much

@gulfamofficial7185 3 года назад

Very very helpful video, God bless you sir!

@luisgaspar3278 4 года назад

Thank you very much for the tutorial

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Not a problem! Thank you for watching 👍

@moilyas2817 3 года назад

Excellent man 👍

@ryandix6098 3 года назад

Great video bud, very informative 👍 keep up the work.

@ertaszorlu4756 9 месяцев назад

Very experienced plasterer and good videos... If you was to put some fairy liquid in the plaster mix, will it make any difference; spreading or setting time??

@gerryrickard5631 Год назад

great video, glad I watched it, well precented well done

@cleraldo2011 Год назад

Thanks mate

@andrewhardie8138 3 года назад

Brilliant videos mate. Thank you

@PlasteringForBeginners 2 года назад

Thanks for watching!!

@pauladamson9763 2 года назад

Enjoyed that, cheers fella 👍

@PlasteringForBeginners 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching

@kharali3475 3 года назад

U make this look easy mate, good stuff

@PlasteringForBeginners 3 года назад

Thank you mate!

@shrimpercj 3 года назад

Awesome video, new subscriber, i'm gonna have a crack at my first wall over the weekend!

@PlasteringForBeginners 3 года назад

Great stuff! Cheers pal and good luck 🙂

@chrisandreas 9 месяцев назад

Great channel.. In your exterior rendering video you specify that you go from right to left but on interior you specify to go left to right. Why ?

@samtemple3182 4 года назад

Great tutorial mate. I’m a roofer and I fit a lot of Velux windows, tips on blending in onto existing ceilings would be greatly appreciate. Also tips on how hard the first coat should be before applying the second coat. Cheers 👍🏻

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

I'll look into it my friend - thank you for the recommendation!

@andrejslv4192 Год назад

Use yellow frog tape

@veesto69 Год назад

Top video that bud 👌

@chrisa1234 4 месяца назад

20:10 I'm a bit confused when you're talking about working in thirds, but earlier on you show going from bottom to top in one sweep (and again at 21:55)...but when you do that full sweep you're going back over parts that you've already plastered, so I'm not really sure what it's for.

@ChristianLawrence 2 года назад

Great video

@PlasteringForBeginners 2 года назад

Thanks mate. I really appreciate that!

@thenaivetrader7956 3 года назад

Really good video!

@PlasteringForBeginners 3 года назад

Thank you so much 👍

@vishavish1 3 года назад

Thank you very much , loved it

@petejames4989 3 года назад

Whats the difference between using PVA and Febond Blue Grit? Excellent videos and tutorials. Thank You PJ.

@xyy8774 Год назад

Thanks for sharing. I need to finish the bottom of a large bulkhead. Spraying is not practical. What is an alternative to wet the plaster. Thanks.

@gilwhitehead5994 3 года назад

a well constructed video

@julianlyons711 3 года назад

Great video and demo

@bensmith3613 2 года назад

Great video. Please can you do a video on teryolene please?

@PlasteringForBeginners 2 года назад

👍👍👍

@seanculun6067 Год назад

Great vids….I just wanted to ask as no one has done it on here….I have an ex Council house where they have put cheap crappy surface mounted electric wiring throughout the house…how do I safely chase it into plasterboard walls?? Thanks. Great vids 👍

@HereForTheMusic-h5o 2 года назад

If you've got a 3 gang switch on the wall with switched live and loads of cables, I really don't recommend putting any Wago's on. Instead, check out Sockitz - These will save you a heap of trouble and they are cheap...

@jeffreyhastings8557 2 года назад

Very helpful video😁

@Ghade3245 4 года назад

Great Clear Instructions Top Man 👏👊💚🌟

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Thank you my friend, I really appreciate that!!

@craigwadeson9139 3 года назад

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you.

@PlasteringForBeginners 3 года назад

Thank you!

@paulfleming1323 4 года назад

Another cracking video mate keep them coming 👍

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Thank you Paul 👋

@jmills1549 2 года назад

Thanks mate, it all helps... Make sure you have fresh plaster (check date). The first bag of plaster I bought was out of date..... Dried in seconds and was unworkable..... Check date on bag

@PlasteringForBeginners 2 года назад

Very good point 👍👍

@XTiDesignTutor Год назад

I just done my first well, never plastered before. It went fine. However - Make sure to use an the right size bucket for both plaster and the cleaning bucket. Mix well, mix very well. The only thing that went wrong was due to poor mixing technique it created very hard dried plaster bits. Very few of them but enough to make the process be slightly off perfect. You will get plaster on floor but it doesn’t matter. Be careful of temperature in the room. Set some basic timers so you know where you are. If you need to walk outside to clean tools, use lots of old towels to exit on floor. Use a decent portable spot light to help see imperfections. You can tell when to our second coat on because when touching it doesn’t come off on fingers. Use the trowel techniques he said, including edge ways down the wall. Trust me you can do it, I just did.

@AA-qk7zm 4 года назад

By warching your vids i have saved so much £££ god bless you you have a good one mucka

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Thank you mate and well done!!

@willm437 4 года назад

Great video mate all looking well good 👍👍

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Thank you matey!!

@robertgemmell1485 Год назад

After the first coat is it speedskim only to flatten or do you give it a quick trowel too and take more lines out before applying the 2nd coat? Cheers.

@ktmidol 2 года назад

I am a simple diyer and I prefer a ready mix plaster. Where can I get a big tub in the UK and which one do you recommend?

@cyclecamwyreforestworceste4161 3 года назад

Do you have any vids on filling the chases? With or without the metal cage for the wiring. My sparky didn't put the metal conduits on because he said it wasn't needed, so I will have to fill them

@PA-ss5cq 3 года назад

This is really helpful, thank you. So to be sure - you should pva coat the wall first, then let it dry well. Then apply the scrim tape. Then do a second coat of pva?

@tomoliver4632 3 года назад

Apply the scrim tape before you pva it'll strengthen the tape when you apply the first coat of pva

@tomoliver4632 3 года назад

& scrim tape won't stick to wet pva, if it's not sticking to the original wall or ceiling properly buy the orange tape hes using in the video it may be past its sell by date I've thrown out loads of rolls of tapes before as a plasterer because they won't adhere to the ceiling or wall properly, buy the really sticky stuff or like he stuck the beads on the windows 🪟 in the video with multifinish plaster.. also do that with the joints of tape, stick it with plaster but make sure it's flat with the ceiling or wall & covered the joint or crack completely, but put the tape on first and then pva, if you can go over the taped joints with a flat trowel with a bit of force to make sure it's completely flat & stuck it shouldnt bubble or disturb your finish

@paulcooper4462 4 года назад

How long do you leave plaster to dry before using speed skim tool.? how long before you use trowel to flatten the walls ,your wall looks pretty dry when your doing it .

@mikejackson6511 4 года назад

Paul if you sign up to his course he has a timetable called the blue print with all the times to trowel from start to finish . Its great help when your starting out .

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Cheers Mike. Your a legend 👍

@Testing123431 4 года назад

Thanks Blaine. I’ve got a built in wardrobe that I’m going to have a go at plastering this weekend. If I f*ck it up, then luckily nobody will see it! Just a couple of questions before I do. 1. You mentioned hairline cracks and using scrim over these. Does this apply to very very small hairline cracks (less than 1mm)? I’ve got some very tiny cracks across the entire wall, so it would be a bugger to scrim every single one. 2. Do you have a rough guide to timings in between stages? I’ve got the idea that it’s ready for a second coat after 25-30 mins, but not sure how long I need to wait until polishing it off at the end etc. I don’t want to wait too long. Cheers buddy

@robjob9052 2 года назад

My tip: use1/2 inch thick expanded polystyrene, cut to single/double electricians box size, to fill the back-box void and plaster straight over. When dry just poke it with your finger and remove the whole lot in one go.

@Mthmthmthmth6868 3 месяца назад

Hi mate Can we skim straight over tile back board ?

@MyMiller999 4 года назад

Dude you should get a go-pro or reasonably priced equivalent, and strap it to your wrist so you can give us a up close view of trowel angles and what we should look for on the wall. Video idea: plaster a wall then do the common mistakes made by beginners on purpose then show us how you would fix each one?

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Believe it or not I've actually tried it. Sounded good on paper but it really wasn't successful - I couldn't make it work ha! Love the video idea though. I'll look into that, cheers matey 👍

@MyMiller999 4 года назад

Plastering For Beginners thanks for the reply man! Can on your next video go deep into the timings of doing a wall too? Eg. - first coat - wait 20 mins - flatten - add second coat - wait 20 - flatten Wait ...... mins First trowel Wait ....... mins I hope that makes sense

@brendanosullivan3664 4 года назад

Hi Blaine what is that new trowel you are using if you can tell me it's not the old refina thank you

@nathan87 4 года назад

Hi Blaine, thanks so much for the videos! I'm a DIYer with a couple of rooms to do in my house and I'd be really grateful if you could answer a couple of questions. I don't have much plastering experience; only a few plasterboard walls and chases. I did get acceptable results, but honestly I would still like to improve. Firstly: what is the purpose of the second coat? I have always found that my second coat ends up looking and acting exactly the same as my first. For this reason, I have previously used one coat, because, well, there didn't seem much point if the second coat ends up just like the first anyway. Is there something I should be doing differently on the second coat? Should the plaster feel or react differently? (I completely understand that "If it works, it's good", but I'm still wondering if I'm missing out on something here.) Secondly: The equipment I used before was extremely basic, just a hawk and single trowel. My results look flat to the eye, but you can still feel a subtle ripple when you run your hand over them. Is this as good as I could expect, or should I still be looking for the walls to feel perfectly flat even with this basic equipment? (I will definitely be looking at getting some of the other equipment you show in this video, but I would still like to know what is achievable with just the basics.) Again, thanks so much!

@croco33cristian70 2 года назад

Ayup Duck.I don t know if he responded or not.To get a flat wall all around you shoud have some markings first of all.Let s say for the beginers with minimal tools,they shoud purchase a laser level.However i never used one.I m only with bubble lever and mathematics a lot.In a corner you use the vertical witness of the bubble lever,cheking for the highest level,on the lever.keeping the buble straight,using a chemical pen,draw a vertical straight line.Using 3 wood pieces with mortar let s say,put them from 40 cm to 40 cm,using the floor like a hard point,just to be sure,and folowing the line of the pen!!!!!you aligne them!After this,on the wall who need s to be taken care of,just align another marks,wooden ones from 40 to 40 or 30 to 30,beering in mind with a straight piece of wood(very hard to find one now days)to check also the end of wall.depands on what tools you have!!!it s all simple.And to answer on your question,it s all about the tools you have,and the material.If you are using crap ones,go for the second hand,level it with water.If you don t mind the cost s,you can use multifinish from B@Q,as long as you do not go further than 1cm deepnes.If not,inform your customer that the house is shiet,(hear that when you are knocking on the walls),inform him that you will have to go to brick,mortar after(no plastering on bricks,mate,don t get fooled),plaster and whatever,tiles,water proofing.Hope you will enjoy that one!And get a laser lever,you are back to the future!!!🤣

@dcp6513 2 года назад

So a Felxi trowel actually helps to flatten the wall ??

@dzidek1606 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing with us your great skills. I have a question about the wall prep. Do I have to remove an old paint. The paint is not flaking. In the kitchen I have that gloss paint 🤦🏻‍♂️ and just wondering if I could just put PVA and Bonding and then Multi? Or do I have to scrape it to the old plaster and remove all paint. It’s a nightmare to remove it 🙄

@danielgoldsmith5608 4 года назад

Hello Blaine , great vids keep them coming! Could you do a vid on getting internal corners tidy and the use of a twitch . Sorry if you’ve already covered this previously. Cheers mate .

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

Thanks pal and I'll look into it!

@1Sniegas 4 года назад

Hi Blaine, make a video about tiger strips....reasons and how to avoid them. Thank you in advance.

@PlasteringForBeginners 4 года назад

I'll look into it my friend. Thank you for the suggestion 😊

@Vectorlover3 Год назад

Hi Blaine, i had a wall plastered professionally. did a great job. However he did it to fit the door frame which was out and the door cut to measure. now i'm having a new expensive door put in and the frame straightend leaving the wall out. it's fine at the bottom but becomes a centimeter or so out as you go up the wall.do i just pva over the existing plaster or do i rough up the surface. i'm going to do the bar technique to get it level. what plaster should i use ? Is thistle coat ok? thank you

@chriscooper2060 2 года назад

Thanks for this i did my bathroom ceiling but it had spot lights in and couldnt take them out so i brushed the plaster them is that the correct way? It was my 1st time and it was really really warm too