Nice work as ever mate. Was on a little rendering job this last week, scratching on. Going back next week to top it off. Taken a few little helpers from your channel to help me along the way. Thankyou for your effort in putting these together mate. Always a pleasure to watch and always something to learn. Every day is a school day. Top man. 👌
Hi Neil cheers mate I do find it can be hard to record and not miss good parts or points while focusing on the job its the main reason i have easier jobs recorded :) again thanks for watching commenting and supporting Neil mate
Just catching up on the vids mate. Love job. Its not a bad job rendering when the sun is out is it. Gets you out side lol. You make good use of that power float to get you ready. Bet it saves a bit of time that 👍👍👍👍
The serated rule is a MUST! .... Why we used Skirting boards - The edge would get nice and 'furry' making the ruling of render FAR easier - and didn't drag the water to the surface either 👍😎
Would you ever add lime to your top coat mix? Some guys suggest 5/1/1. What are your thoughts on using waterproofer and lime in the top coat? tks in advance.
Its the way i was shown always worked and still does and to be honest most plasterers i know do the same ratios here again might be the sand is the difference our sand is nice and sharp
Was another with me mate no way take thats solo like 4 sections peak then the next lift still at the roof then the big middle and the ground floor thats like 10 foot high
@@macplastering we have a detached house with have pebble dash half grey mortar render. You recomend to repair the cracks then maybe get the pebble dash painted?
@@kevincurley5065 You don't need to paint if you can get the colour of cement matched well also if you do paint you are tied to that every few years or so
@@kevincurley5065 have a possible wet dash upcoming but not sure when would get it edited and uploaded alao have fotage on a dry dash one but need to edit and upload
Cheers mate I have tension elbow mate also a spread 👍 I got a bracelet with magnetics an the inside of it took the pain away id like 2 try the hawk .....u work left 2 right ....I spread right 2 left both right handers
@@macplastering lucky enough a mate of mine gave me it and told me leave it an for 14 days I dint belive him but it actually worked I thought was for artirus but it actually fixed tension elbow id say they should do them in the chemist man
Hi john mate I would say main reasons would be to wet a wall and or to heavy a coat, sometimes its ok but as long as you let it soak in a dry if that makes sense
I’ve been plastering for 33 years and I know a good plasterer when I see one and you are a good plasterer pal.
All the best from Ayr, Scotland 👍🏼
Thank you dale mate appreciate the support mate
Nice work as ever mate.
Was on a little rendering job this last week, scratching on. Going back next week to top it off. Taken a few little helpers from your channel to help me along the way. Thankyou for your effort in putting these together mate. Always a pleasure to watch and always something to learn. Every day is a school day.
Top man. 👌
Hi Neil cheers mate I do find it can be hard to record and not miss good parts or points while focusing on the job its the main reason i have easier jobs recorded :) again thanks for watching commenting and supporting Neil mate
Nice Job 👍
Hi George thanks man hope your doing well and have a great day
Tasty work mucker,👍
Thank you Ireland :)
Nice work mate 👍
Thanks Barry mate :) Thanks for watching and commenting mate
Just catching up on the vids mate. Love job. Its not a bad job rendering when the sun is out is it. Gets you out side lol. You make good use of that power float to get you ready. Bet it saves a bit of time that 👍👍👍👍
Oh yes mate it dose especially when the gear is getting stiffer why use muscle when the power float can take the hard work outa it :)
@@macplastering to right mate 👍
The serated rule is a MUST! .... Why we used Skirting boards - The edge would get nice and 'furry' making the ruling of render FAR easier - and didn't drag the water to the surface either 👍😎
I wanted to get of the peak as fast as possible as you know more of the wall to do :)
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thanks for watching m8
@@macplastering no probs enjoy your content 👊👊
Awesome bud
Hi MATE thank you :):) as always more to come haha :) again appreciate your continued support
Would you ever add lime to your top coat mix? Some guys suggest 5/1/1. What are your thoughts on using waterproofer and lime in the top coat? tks in advance.
I never add lime mate no need I use waterproofer and plastasicer stuff is lovely to work with and always worked for me
Some quality work right there 👌🏽 is that scaffolding yours ? Or do you have to rent it when you render high walls ?
I have a little not much that ones hired in very expensive but was a good job fir us working on
@@macplastering yes scaffold so expensive to rent mate , did you do an acrylic finish on this job or paint ?
Oh yes this one was just painted would been a great job acrylic but as you know very costly gear
@@macplastering yes but it’s a great job , do you do the pain as well or does the homeowner has to hire a painting contractor separately?
Separately would do my own in my own house same as tiling but find im to slow to make money for others @@ernestogonzalez17
Hi mate what's the reason for such a strong mix for your scratch coat? Is there any issue with cracking?
Its the way i was shown always worked and still does and to be honest most plasterers i know do the same ratios here again might be the sand is the difference our sand is nice and sharp
Fairplay lad throwing a gable on on Ur Tod how many lifts were below
Was another with me mate no way take thats solo like 4 sections peak then the next lift still at the roof then the big middle and the ground floor thats like 10 foot high
Do you do any lime plastering?
Very little mate most dont want it here very wet climate
Is it possible to repair cracks on white pebble dash finish?
It would but hard to keep it the same do have a possible job coming up thats need some cracks fixed but its painted witch makes it easier to hide
@@macplastering we have a detached house with have pebble dash half grey mortar render. You recomend to repair the cracks then maybe get the pebble dash painted?
@@kevincurley5065 You don't need to paint if you can get the colour of cement matched well also if you do paint you are tied to that every few years or so
@@kevincurley5065 have a possible wet dash upcoming but not sure when would get it edited and uploaded alao have fotage on a dry dash one but need to edit and upload
hey Mac what is your correct topcoat mix ratio ?
4 to 1 buddy
Done 4 to 1 here Mate
Yep thanks zeus mate
@@macplastering My pleasure mate. I'm a fellow spread. Your depiction was spot on.👍Subscribed 👌.
@@Zeus-kj7nn nice1 mate and most welcome to our channel,
Hello fella any ideas on how to patch weber render
Mono or thin coat?
@@macplastering mono bud
@@leepullen5003 Pretty hard to patch is it small patches or large
Hi,have u ever used tarmac render??
Not sure i have its a bagged render ?
A few new videos coming live should be a nice watch :) This Sunday and next :) might be some of my best yet
Another pukka job mate👍😀
Thank you mate arms hanging of still from this one haha
@@macplastering best rest it if you can mate
got a sports massage on it seemed to helped me so far but think i need another one but mate pain for 4 or 5 weeks not anything as much now
“Don’t use any wonky bananas” when straightening a wall. Got it! 😂
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Haha sometimes timber looks straight but it's not lol thanks for watching my friend
What kind of hawk is that bend an the handle
The pointsman its called mate good for the elbow
Cheers mate I have tension elbow mate also a spread 👍 I got a bracelet with magnetics an the inside of it took the pain away id like 2 try the hawk .....u work left 2 right ....I spread right 2 left both right handers
Most guys i know here do it my way but i gusse its what ever is easiest , where you get that bracelet mate
@@macplastering lucky enough a mate of mine gave me it and told me leave it an for 14 days I dint belive him but it actually worked I thought was for artirus but it actually fixed tension elbow id say they should do them in the chemist man
I use the pointsman for skimming , can't use it for s+c ,too much weight
This was how it was scratch coated and prepared guys = ua-cam.com/video/0mGAOflv0hY/v-deo.html
U never edged downwards from the soffit?
I think i pulled up to about 6inches away then across so any highs will be cut of and any lows will be visible
Pull up and across ,like toweling, sand and cement ,never pull down
@Peter Gray no always pull down afew inches to make ur sottot line level man
WHAT CAUSES SLUMPING WHEN REDERING
Hi john mate I would say main reasons would be to wet a wall and or to heavy a coat, sometimes its ok but as long as you let it soak in a dry if that makes sense
A few new videos coming live should be a nice watch :) This Sunday and next :) might be some of my best yet
I am bemused, by this video, if you want to know why ask.
Go for it billy
Another keyboard warrior with no finished product
Billy's gone quiet ! 😂