Be good to see real time applying first coat not speeded up, any tips to apply quicker, and so pointers on when you do your 1st and 2nd wet trowels. What's the average amount you apply per set too👍
Mac sir! It's always a pleasure being taught by the master. I'm a 56 year old joiner with over 40yrs in the building profession, so doors, skirts, arch's etc etc is what I mainly do. I also build, render and plaster too. I've learned so much from you Mac mate and I just wanted to thank you!
Thanks man wow I was acttuly doing some joinery work today was a nice change but luck ui can cover it up with plaster :):) I got some footage of it and hope to show it in coming days :)
hi mac nicely done,funny story ive got a new tv that has you tube , pretty big picture ,but no way to comment, so on the old computer could i ask if the bricks were laid with lime mortar, reason i ask is quite a big thing here in oz not to cover anything with cement that was done with lime (i agree having seen what can go wrong) regards from alister
was rendered and originally done in sand and cement mate lasted around 100 years would say this will do better, better still would say the render is holding it together :)
ps dude What's the 4k like on the tv ? new tech wont let you comment must be youtubes fault ? they might need an update likely be done in future but who knows LOL
Hi I'm doing a timber frame extension..using hard inch board externally, what's best to put on board..silicone or acrylic. .what's the smoothest finish you plaster to use ..can you get a finish like sand and cement in silicone or acrylic..thanks
Learned the hard way, under soffits/ window sils got caught out (didn't wet enough)still learning ( working on my own, mixing, labouring, spreading 🥵 find it hard to keep the below work joint green while ruling floating etc above Quick question did you mean brickie mortariser (how much do you add to 8:2 gauged mix ) does that mean you use less 💧? Any advice would be greatly Appreciated. Love the rendering video's KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 🖖
More of these videos on the channel and more to come yet :) so its actually called plasticizer what it dose is helps make it spreadable / appliable by adding little bubbles into the mix this is why soap also works LOL but yes it will slow down the setting times also I dont add much like a little cap full or 2 per belle mix to much is bad as it will kill the cement also adding water proffer should help slow down the suction on the next coat but you don't want to kill it completely either its all a big balancing act really, big respect to you for going solo mate this game is hard to say the least appreciate your support :)
I for got the batteries this day believe it or not but it would have helped at top but the very bottom was much wetter so I would have mostly likely done that level by hand for more control and feel / pressure
If you wanted to see a skimming plastering tutorial please comment on this on the points you most like to see
Be good to see real time applying first coat not speeded up, any tips to apply quicker, and so pointers on when you do your 1st and 2nd wet trowels. What's the average amount you apply per set too👍
@@Daleakefford cheers man have some footage of float and set so will try get sine videos from that
Mac sir! It's always a pleasure being taught by the master. I'm a 56 year old joiner with over 40yrs in the building profession, so doors, skirts, arch's etc etc is what I mainly do. I also build, render and plaster too. I've learned so much from you Mac mate and I just wanted to thank you!
Thanks man wow I was acttuly doing some joinery work today was a nice change but luck ui can cover it up with plaster :):) I got some footage of it and hope to show it in coming days :)
@@macplastering Yeah let's have a look at it Mac
hoping to do it day by day this Monday or Tuesday but be nice on my wood working skills haha :)
Lovely to watch as usual mac 👌
Cheers buddy how's things going with yourself
@mac plastering not bad mate, can't complain. Just getting back up to speed with work again now. It's killing me not having my van though
What happened to the van? yea going to full weeks after slow weeks is hard on us
@mac plastering
Timing belt went 🙈
Hope your putting a shift in today pal💪
@@Onthetrowel 3 tubes just not to bad a day :) ah man was it an old van ?
Great Informative video cheers👍looking forward to final thin coat
Hope i don't disappoint mate :)
Great job mate . Great information
Thank you mate hope your well
Lovely action buddy
Cheers mate :)
Always great video’s Mac, I’d like a skimming tutorial 👌🏴
Cheers buddy yes I will have to get working on a few haven't done them in ages :) what key points would you like to see mate ?
Lovely job looks good sañd no coal in it
Sand n cement mix render m8
Great stuff as ever Joe 💪
Appreciate it! eric mate :)
ps how's things going mate hope your well
@mac plastering all good thanks mate👍great to see your channel going from strength to strength keep up the good work
Thank you mate :) always trying to improve the vids but you know yourself hard to get it right
@@macplastering just keep on keeping on bruva💪
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🔥🔥
cheer's buddy :)
hi mac nicely done,funny story ive got a new tv that has you tube , pretty big picture ,but no way to comment, so on the old computer could i ask if the bricks were laid with lime mortar, reason i ask is quite a big thing here in oz not to cover anything with cement that was done with lime (i agree having seen what can go wrong) regards from alister
was rendered and originally done in sand and cement mate lasted around 100 years would say this will do better, better still would say the render is holding it together :)
ps dude What's the 4k like on the tv ? new tech wont let you comment must be youtubes fault ? they might need an update likely be done in future but who knows LOL
Hi I'm doing a timber frame extension..using hard inch board externally, what's best to put on board..silicone or acrylic. .what's the smoothest finish you plaster to use ..can you get a finish like sand and cement in silicone or acrylic..thanks
yes this finish is pretty smooth like sand and cement mate
Learned the hard way, under soffits/ window sils got caught out (didn't wet enough)still learning ( working on my own, mixing, labouring, spreading 🥵 find it hard to keep the below work joint green while ruling floating etc above
Quick question did you mean brickie mortariser (how much do you add to 8:2 gauged mix ) does that mean you use less 💧? Any advice would be greatly Appreciated. Love the rendering video's KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 🖖
Would your cordless power float be any good for this job for this time of year or do you only use in summer ☀️?
More of these videos on the channel and more to come yet :) so its actually called plasticizer what it dose is helps make it spreadable / appliable by adding little bubbles into the mix this is why soap also works LOL but yes it will slow down the setting times also I dont add much like a little cap full or 2 per belle mix to much is bad as it will kill the cement also adding water proffer should help slow down the suction on the next coat but you don't want to kill it completely either its all a big balancing act really, big respect to you for going solo mate this game is hard to say the least appreciate your support :)
I for got the batteries this day believe it or not but it would have helped at top but the very bottom was much wetter so I would have mostly likely done that level by hand for more control and feel / pressure
Brother, I know concrete, bricklaying, plastering, painting, many other works, will you help me, I want to work with you
Where you based
@@macplastering from Malaysia
Thank you brother