Dabbing a Wall | Basic introduction
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2023
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In this video we will go through the very simple basics of dabbing a wall. there will be future videos to expand on this.
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Just wanted to say thanks for making these videos. You've helped me get the courage to take on boarding and skimming more or less my entire house. Done 3 rooms so far and although I didn't quite manage a pro finish, I'm very pleased with the results. Your vids are entertaining and the most informative I've found on UA-cam. Thanks so much.
Great video well explained and very thorough copied your instructions and i have done 2 walls using your method keep up the videos
I put packers off centre to ensure the board falls against the previous one and closes the joint !👍little tip in return for the scrim tip (when you cut it to stop your fingers getting wrapped up lol)👍
Kirk thanks for taking the time, young lads learning the Trade will appreciate it👏👏
And young WOMEN! 😚😚😚
Another great video Kirk. Considering your ill, your sense of humour has gone up several notches! Your videos are a pleasure to watch. Thank you.
Another top watch Kirk👍👍
Great video mate exactly how I was taught on site keep em coming good for the lads to look at if there not quite getting it when being shown in person 👍
Another masterclass display Kirk. Simply love your vids! If I ever did this on my own house, I'd definitely use the dot method you showed in another vid, as I'd be panicking about adhesive going off when trying to straight it all up haha.
I'm doing 6 nights for the next 2 weeks now as I'm covering as well as my own job, so lots of time to watch any upcoming vids. Especially if there's the fabled good vs bad fat video coming soon... I'll be on that like a cat on a kipper!
Hope you feel better soon too buddy!"
Good video mate. Hope you feel better tomorrow big man 🤞🏻👍
Another amazing video plenty of tips hope u get better soon buddy stay off the cans lol 👍👍👍👍
One of the great blights on the modern day construction industry.
Another great video again top man. All this with man flu
Absolutely brilliant mate, hope your man flu gets better soon
Belts are notorious for shrinking overnight
🤣🤣
His not doing right crack me up 😂😂😂😂 great vid matey thanks for your knowledge really appreciate it 🙏🏾
Brilliant as always Niall Brady (Ireland)
Helpful video darling cheers :-)
wear a mask 😷 maybe when we use the Multi for the cut outs. Less dust in the 🫁
Great explanation
very good video again kirk ! thats the sort of videos i like to see as a D I Y plasterer { on my own house } !
You are good mate 👍
😂😂 love these videos 💪🏻🔥
Cheers mate
Marking an inch from the front of the packer is gold . I will use that because I think it will save time . If the board needs to go in it will always be the top with that method. It's easiest to tap in the top than the bottom.
Most of the symptoms go pretty quick mate, it's the cough that hangs about
Cheers for making great videos with tonnes of info👍
What's your thoughts on sprayfoam adhesives for boarding on red brick? Is it any good in your opinion or best off staying with standard adhesive?
Thanks for this informative video. Is this adhesive suitable for jackoboards in bathrooms? Cheers.
Would love a video on more problem solving with plasterboarding eg salvaging plasterboard gets damaged wet before you put it up, plasterboarding roumd fireplaces, knocked out wall when bricks are various sizes
Titled not covered over weekend good shout anne clewlow
For making good around sockets they sell sockets cover for plastering bead around the edges
Hi buddy, just wanted to ask you, i got two big ceiling to plaster, how would I tackle the ceilings?? I will be doing them on my own. Much appreciate any advice
Nice funny different side of Kirk this video showed
This is a blast from the past. Makes me cringe watching myself 😅🤣🤣
Need a video on insulated plasterboard. Mine was a bit of a disaster as they popped weeks later as I pulled the bow out and no mechanical fixings 😂
Try to always fix if not coat the whole of the back of the board with adhesive
Class video mate I'd get that cough looked at dude
I'll go the Vet tomorrow 🙂
@@Onthetrowel lol see if u can get a clip an trim while u there lol kidding
@shodan dragon it's long overdue but it keeps the wife away at night so I can get some sleep
@@Onthetrowel lol well if it's not broke don't fix it lol love the content mate keep it up Kirk
This guy is a pro 💪 how long is you level also brand make.
6ft stabila.
Hi Kirk,
Good bud, Always useful tips!
Any tips on how to seal distemper prior to plastering without removing the ceiling and walls?
Thanks mate
Stabilising solution mate
You the man!!..
Do I need to pva or sbr after the stabilising solution is dry?
@@RhysMullett yes mate. I prefer sbr. Skim it the day after
Nice video pal. Does the sparky have enough room to get that socket back on the return 😅😅😅
I hope so... he does whatever is easiest for him at all times, so I just keep his boxes clean for him and leave him to it.
I've tried advising him in the past but he knows best.
Us blokes are crap at being ill lol
Very informative video! Few questions - do you need to PVA the brickwork before you apply the adhesive? I noticed the electrical cable didnt have any conduit over, I'm assuming applying adhesive straight onto the cable doesn't affect the cable in anyway? Is this also the case when putting adhesive over copper and plastic rad pipes when they have been chased into a wall? Cheers
No pva required unless your going over a painted wall.
Adhesive isn't cement based so no it doesn't corrode but I'd still try to avoid getting it all over Central heating pipes as they slightly expand and contract whereas the Adhesive won't.
Conduit for cables is probably good practice for the electrician to use but it's not my department so I'm not 100% sure...
I asked the question a few years back and was told "you just worry about getting the wall flat".
So I just leave them to it now
@@Onthetrowel thanks for the reply. When you've had jobs in the past to fill in where rad pipes have been chased do you find plumbers cover the pipe with any coverings or are they happy for you to fill in then skim over the naked pipes? Also, ive searched all over youtube for a video of filling in where rad pipes have been chased in and there are next to none, it would make an excellant future vid for the channel if you run out of ideas 😉
That is 100% something I'm going to make a video on mate 👌
It's fine to dab straight over twin and earth, no need to put any conduit or capping. The grey sheathing you see is a flexible conduit, inside it is insulated cable a brown and blue usually.
Come closer kiz go back lol banging content captin grap a bottle of night nurse m8
Good shout, I've just told the good lady
@@Onthetrowel or monday vid will be the wild 1 while ur sweating it out in bed 😂
Why not stucco the concrete block?
Just takes longer mate
Hello buddy you still alive! 😅
Been knackered in bed mate
@@Onthetrowel oooh bloody hell I’m sorry to hear that mate. I’m glad you haven’t quit the Tube or anything. Hopefully you’ll make a full recovery soon!
@Marcus naa I'm not a quiter mate, I've got a whole lifetimes worth of stuff I need to upload first 🙂
Glad you're still there mate thought we lost you been checking every other day i thought you had packed in with UA-cam feel better soon pal.
@@Onthetrowel fantastic to hear buddy! I’ll be here to watch them
Convid alert 😷
I didn't believe in it until I caught it... twice 🤣
Can't be that again, I've still got my taste and smell