Removing old sand and cement render and how to application of standard OCR, one coat render

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  • Опубліковано 19 лис 2024

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  • @terencebarrett2897
    @terencebarrett2897 7 років тому +10

    you know we talk about painters,artist ,but these lads, to me speaking as an ordinary man,this guy started from,a rough chipped bare brick wall,,he does all the work etc rendering and it ends like up a portrait, like icing on a cake an absolute masterpiece,these need to be given credit ,absolutely amazing

  • @plummetplum
    @plummetplum 3 роки тому

    How you maintained your sanity removing all that render is beyond me. I'd be seriously worried about the vibrations of the breaker drill messing with my nerves doing that every day. All credit to you sir

  • @patrickrussell8555
    @patrickrussell8555 11 років тому

    So the 'One Coat Render' is actually applied in 'layers' of the same product until it can be finished level. I guess the difference is the speed at which it can be applied and finished without scratch coats etc. A nice looking job Keith, well done!

  • @Trowel1892
    @Trowel1892 11 років тому

    Thanks for posting keith great job

  • @tranquillitylandscaping3001
    @tranquillitylandscaping3001 9 років тому

    Love your video posts looking forward to some new ones

  • @Eldorado1253
    @Eldorado1253 11 років тому

    Great job Kieth they use the same system in Cyprus but they dont get it as flat as yours.

  • @Kerritwyford
    @Kerritwyford 9 років тому

    Lovely job mate

  • @mokhan9899
    @mokhan9899 10 років тому +1

    Any chance you could do a video on how to mix sand/cement mortar and sand/cement/lime for rendering, showing consistency, what additives to add to it ie waterproofer plastersiser,

  • @PDSVIDEO1966
    @PDSVIDEO1966 11 років тому

    another nice job,always nice to see someone who takes pride in their work,not like the slap that shit up as quick as possible,don't bother to protect anything and get more crap on the doors,windows,block the gutter and all over the garage roof.pity the camcorder didn't have image stabilization though for when the camcorders panning,doesn't do your work justice.

  • @kevinj11798
    @kevinj11798 7 років тому

    looking for video for clean up of dry mortor from brickline to subfloor also how to use brick saw cutting block

  • @MrBoogieDavis
    @MrBoogieDavis 8 років тому +1

    Hi Keith, how long do you leave it between each coat and is this stuff similar to Sand & Cement in the sense of consistency and workability.

  • @johnwealthy6044
    @johnwealthy6044 Рік тому

    Nice job Keith.
    how long did you wait before floating after the 2nd coat?

  • @mrchams
    @mrchams 10 років тому +1

    Nice work

  • @SeekNthyShallFind
    @SeekNthyShallFind 11 років тому

    Good vid. Tidy job mate.

  • @PedroPlckle
    @PedroPlckle Рік тому

    Wow. All that effort to remove it and then new goes straight back on it!
    😆

  • @jonn8ball
    @jonn8ball 11 років тому

    HEY KIETH were do you get the round sponge from,never used that weber one coat is it nice to work with,,,roughly whats the drying time after flatting off ready 4 rub.i did a s/c render about 3-4 weeks ago and a was waiting from 10ish am till 3pm just for it to rub up..

  • @steved6472
    @steved6472 4 роки тому

    Nice job though 👏

  • @annegracie861
    @annegracie861 10 років тому

    master craftsman

  • @MHSK2023
    @MHSK2023 7 років тому

    Hi do you wet your sponge before rubbing the ocr?
    cheers

  • @danielankers5469
    @danielankers5469 9 років тому

    Did you do this house in your own? Surely you would need a few of you for timings etc. Nice work though

  • @COLEEN322
    @COLEEN322 10 років тому

    in tha old days wa just used ta use jam as a bonda, i just jam, ya nar oot of a jam jar like, any variety al dee like but the one ar used is rasberry like cos o the bits in it, but any,ll dee man honest! give it a gan man instead of all that bloomin fancy gear man ya winnut regret it believe uz!

  • @therealKINDLE
    @therealKINDLE 10 років тому

    I've tried this.. & it tends to just fall way like wet clay when it gets too thick :(

    • @keithsplastering
      @keithsplastering  10 років тому

      We all get there in the end doesn't matter how!

  • @steved6472
    @steved6472 4 роки тому

    If it’s that solid why didn’t you go over the top with bonding agent and chop off loose bits .wouldve saved a fortune.

  • @mokhan9899
    @mokhan9899 10 років тому

    where can i get a round sponge like that, what are they called cant find them anywhere online

    • @keithsplastering
      @keithsplastering  10 років тому

      It's a gyproc dry wall sponge all good builders merchants

    • @terencebarrett2897
      @terencebarrett2897 7 років тому

      Keith's Plastering services Keith you know we can talk about painters, artists ,but you lads to me ,speaking as an ordinary man,you started from a rough chipped,bare brick wall, you do all the preparation,rendering etc and it ends up like a portrait, its like icing on a cake,a masterpiece its absolutely amazing

  • @DotAndDab
    @DotAndDab 11 років тому

    you can scratch this back much quicker than floating it!, take a look at my vid doing scratch back

  • @eoinob
    @eoinob 8 років тому

    to much plastercizer in that mix by the looks of it

    • @mickygism
      @mickygism 6 років тому

      Eoin Obrien he’s using ocr ,it comes pre mixed in a bag ,you just add water