What material are you mixing to create the mud? I have a large piece of OSB primed with a KILZ veneer primer. I want to create a stucco appearance on it before I stick a wooden world map to it.
Hi, I’ve used just a drywall mud compound. For your application I’m not sue what would be the best idea, you could try drywall all purpose, sprinkle it on, wait for it to dry and then you’d have to prime and paint it. I’m just not sure if it would stick to a wood based product… as wood expands and contracts a lot Maybe test an area before you commit to the full thing! Good luck!
Ya here’s the link! ua-cam.com/video/VVQLYuKrgcY/v-deo.htmlsi=dfE0jbItjxFep8PW Hopefully it works for you, it’s the video right before this one on my Video page
Hmm...I was looking at how to skim coat an interior stucco wall. I was assuming you skim coated over the stucco but looks like that is not what the video was about. @@zackcrafted
I haven't saw any stucco wall, coz covered with boards. Here we are, this is plain walls yet. When with stucco a situation much more difficulty. I don't use metal tools because they have a weight and could brings obstacles when making smooth formation, besides I use plastic tools. (*_*) (Like 27; Comm 8; View 3.9K)
Never saw an interior stucco wall here. Disappointed. Was told the apartment we are in are stucco walls. NEVER had any like these. Terrible at holding heat, awful at releasing it.
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Thanks I didn't know you can sking coat stuco with drywall mud 👍🙏
Thank you! Some nice tips in there.
What material are you mixing to create the mud? I have a large piece of OSB primed with a KILZ veneer primer. I want to create a stucco appearance on it before I stick a wooden world map to it.
Hi,
I’ve used just a drywall mud compound.
For your application I’m not sue what would be the best idea, you could try drywall all purpose, sprinkle it on, wait for it to dry and then you’d have to prime and paint it. I’m just not sure if it would stick to a wood based product… as wood expands and contracts a lot
Maybe test an area before you commit to the full thing!
Good luck!
Can you provide the link for episode 1? I don't see it when I search or check your channel. Thanks
Ya here’s the link!
ua-cam.com/video/VVQLYuKrgcY/v-deo.htmlsi=dfE0jbItjxFep8PW
Hopefully it works for you, it’s the video right before this one on my Video page
Thanks!!!@@zackcrafted
Hmm...I was looking at how to skim coat an interior stucco wall. I was assuming you skim coated over the stucco but looks like that is not what the video was about. @@zackcrafted
I like when you laugh :D
I haven't saw any stucco wall, coz covered with boards. Here we are, this is plain walls yet. When with stucco a situation much more difficulty. I don't use metal tools because they have a weight and could brings obstacles when making smooth formation, besides I use plastic tools. (*_*) (Like 27; Comm 8; View 3.9K)
Never saw an interior stucco wall here. Disappointed. Was told the apartment we are in are stucco walls. NEVER had any like these. Terrible at holding heat, awful at releasing it.
S'posed to dry in 90 min. anyway......
Can't barely hear what you are saying with my volume up all the way.
I checked it out and seems to be poor audio, sorry about that!
That is not stucco
Your poor drill, get a mixing drill !!
Always telling how to live his life. Maybe he LIKES hardship.
a mixing drill with a ground still attached this time :O? looool