How to fill up a horrid hole in the ceiling
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2018
- Hi . in this video I"m showing how to fill up a hole in a drywall ceiling using 2 pieces of wood, drywall screws and polyfilla. You can use the same method to fix damaged walls that are made of plaster boards. Please Subscribe for more videos
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The best plasterboard repair video I've seen. Technique worked perfectly for me. Thanks.
Excellent! Now I'm confident to give it a go myself.
Great job How2D2 handy to know, I come across these damaged bits of ceiling a lot. I guess its a good idea to carry with you some bits of old wood and plasterboard in the back of the van for such occasions. Look forward the next How2D2
Brilliant video. So informative and easy to follow. Thank you.
Great work my friend I fixed my celling after I learned from your video,,
Thank you so much,,,
How2D2... You R the Man. I'm very grateful for this video. thanx a million.
Nicely done. Good to watch this after I over cutting my ceiling for the downlight.
Great job, nice music....practical and simply explained...Thanks I needed it for my job.
excellently presented common sense ,motivational.Thanks.
Very good explanation, and a very good job, you have saved me a lot of trouble thanks 👍
This was very helpful. Thank you!
You are so talented. Thank you!!
Great job..you really simplified it..Thank,s
Thanks - great advice - I'm gonna give it a try.
Brilliant job. Well done
Thank you so much!!!! This video was so useful!!!!!
Great video, you showed and explained well
Great video. Thank you for sharing.
Excellent idea. Thank you
Brilliant! I need to do exactly this! Leaking shower so have to cut hole in ceiling to fix. Will follow these steps once leak is sorted. Thanks
Cut it before it falls on your head like mine did 🤦♀️😅 also make sure to do all u can to waterproof your bathroom or it will happen again ,als8 like it happened to mine 🤦♀️😅
Seen a few ways to repair these kinda holes, but this way has worked best for me
Beautiful job now I know how it's done thanks
Perfect video and explanation thank you
This was extremely helpful, thank you for posting this!
Nice Post!!! Informative and helpful post.
Awesome work!
Thank you, helped me a lot
Awesome work, thanks for sharing the idea
Informative & helpful vid. Thank you.
Lovely job 😁
Nice job! Very helpful.
Very good plz keep video's coming👍
Hi there. Just discovered your channel and it’s a real treasure trove of useful little videos like this one so I’m subscribing to see more. Brilliant DIY advice for the UK viewers which is rare in a sea of American videos. I think I recognise your accent to so I’ll hazard a guess and say dzień dobry and dziękuję 🍻
Brilliant 👌🏼 subscribed
Very good video. Thank you
Great Job
Love the video
Excellent video
Very good thank you👍
You made me feel I can fix my ceiling
Great work
Great job
Fantastic thank you
Perfect thank you I need to do this at the weekend 👍
thank u i was s worried how i was going to do fix my celing holes that are there cos of my big old fans. but now i will be able to do this thx agian hunn x
Jah rasta blood claat man - dis a gud job
I have a leak in my ceiling which i anticipate doing this. Thanks.
Thank you.
Beautiful
great job i rented my house out and they set up a weed farm in it and cut big holes in the ceiling. i can fix it like this. thank you
Great job, I will recommend you to be president of your country and the medal of honor for all your bravery and fabulous skill that was majestic, sir, my friend, comrade. Have a great day.
I agree with all said,except the bravery part,you are awarded that accolade when you have fought in the trenches....🙂
@@johngellard1187 true
👍 very good
You may want to applly a third coat of Polyfilla. Each coat should feathered and extended further by about 4 inches all round using a larger trowel. After final sand rub a very tightly wrung wet sponge over the surface to remove all the dust. Don't forget to use a primer before the 2 topcoats. No taping is necessary for the edges as this hole is quite small. If the patch is large use a FybaFuse or paper tape. Better not to use fiberglass tapes on ceilings. Only on walls.
why dont you make your own video?
@@Darkcruzer23 It's just as easy to watch this one, read the comments and learn the best approach. Useful feedback from @redpost2380
Thanks for the video =0
Cheers 🥂
Im just here for the dope beats and sounds!🤙
Great
Steadyyyy 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you, so helpful! I may even attempt it myself. {But probably better I marry a guy like you! :-)
Ooh Valerie, you areee awful, but i like you x
Good vid but use a sanding block. Cheap as chips from wilkinsons or even online.
Or wrap your sanding paper around a flat piece of wood
Wish I could sand that fast
Good job, but! You might want to put tape on it first to stop it cracking. That will crack when it dries.
That's a good tip, thank you!
This patch won't crack because it has no movement with it being celing, and there are enough screws to firmly anchor down the joints too. I have been doing this similar technique for 20 years and I personally haven't had one crack open!
i have a round hole how would i tape it while preventing the tape from wrinkling?
@@ryy597
make round hole square by cutting with a drywall saw.
@@ashrevlution3456 I think you're spot on. If you have a lot of experience (20 years) this patch can work but for DIYers and homeowners looking for a quick patch, I don't recommend patching without tape. Thin profile FibaFuse or similar products are smart options to prevent cracking. I've seen too many failed patch jobs that crack or sag. Hats off to the pros that pull these off!
Why didn't you use the fiberglass net roll to reinforce the sides of the square and prevent It from cracking as I see in other videos? Thanks in avance for your your reply, subscribed
@@grooveyman don't worry. Later is better than never. Never stop learning from mistakes
What about if the holes 3 times the size
Gyproc Easifill would have been best for the filler goes on smoother and easier to rub down
Looks like a ceiling rose is there.
When you jave finished with the poly filla and you paint the ceiling. Must you paint the whole ceiling or just the spot that you fixed?
The paint will flash. So re dec the ceiling
@@BaggieT Thanks
Are you supposed to tape the joins
Usman Ahmed, may be you don’t need to on such a small patch
Fixing the wood is the easy part,tears come when you try to get a professional finish with the plastering without having to spend a day rubbing down....😁
How hav you managed to learn so many trades ?.. 👍👍
Hi. Im Asking myself the same question . I started as a tiler but doing just tiling You have to wait for plumber then the plumber wait for you to finish and so on... and there is no enough space for all of these people in a single bathroom . Doing just one thing all the time is so boring So I have to learn myself other trades bit by bit You dont believe but I do tattooing too. My wife thinks that is a bit too much !
Im moving into a house and it has a hole in the ceiling.
Haha same
What if I skipped the second wood insert and just filled the gap with more filler?
The filler may fall out if the hole is to big or it will bulge with gravity pulling it down
Just get the wall board for the best results. The store has cut pieces that go between the stacks to allow fork lifts to get in between. They will probably just give you one if you ask.
How much do you charge for a job like this?
£250 please ?
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Mine works too. I used the Woodglut plans and performed it without any problems.
If you want to know how to do it yourself, just look for Stodoys.
I'm sure you will find good solutions for all your ideas on the Stodoys website.
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will it fill the hole inside???🤔😂😂😂
słabo wyszlifowałeś przed filowaniem ja bym to wyszlifował i dopiero szpachla lepszy finish byś uzyskał ale każdy robi po swojemu pozdro
Wll cm👆👆👆💖💖💖👆👆👆
Pretty poor job actually. The materials you used were wrong. You needed to use tape. You did not prep the area and you screwed the screws in too deep making the bond less strong. If you are a rookie and no one will see the repair- maybe but it would not have taken much more work to do it right. Using the wood underneath and leaving some room around the new piece of sheetrock was correct but that was about it. This job will fail- it will crack and just not look great. It already does not look good. Also, ever heard of primer? Do bettter next time.
Why all the screws ??? Why not use mitre glue , its instant and no messing about ! Old dog new tricks. Your filler is too wet and the trowel is too big. Excessive sanding, waste of time