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Handyman, I just wanted to say thanks for your channel. I have been worked as an exterminator for the past few years, and the company got bought out and went to shit. Myself and my supervisor are really handy guys, and we decided we were fed up and wanted to work for ourselves. We started our handyman/home improvement LLC, got our business accounts set up, and we just cleared $2,200 at our first job. The feeling is absolutely amazing to be working for ourselves, having happy customers, and not dealing with corporate shit. We are gonna keep it as a weekend/offtime business for at least another month or two, but then we're flipping off the boss and cleaning out our trucks. Your advice and videos 100% helped us make this decision.
I laugh every time you say “in the entire world!”. Love it
Sanding drywall is such a headache. That beard is like a 99.8% hepa filter dust collector. 🤣
It is a nightmare. I just got done sanding some repaired drywall last night. I don't have a fancy vacuum sander and I had white power all over my body lol.
I usually sand, primer, then touch up any imperfections instead of hitting the obvious spots prior to primer. I find it saves me a step and after priming those imperfections stand out and its easier to find them.
Dude I gotta say - the chipmunk "complainer" voice gets me every time 🤣🤣 Hilarious
That comment is correct : )
Handyman's here for a good time, not a long time. 😷
Lesson I learned the hard way, make sure when you paint the ceiling you go with the direction of the light coming through the window or else you will see the paint strokes. With the paint, not the primer. Also, applying drywall sealer before the primer helps too and prevents the bleed through.
Worrying about the handymans health made me realize he's probably got a date in mind for this all to end. If he just stops one day, I'll be devastated!
I am in middle of removing the popcorn ceiling of my garage then I learned about this Asbestos,,. Do a lot of research,and order the test kit which will be arriving tomorrow...The house was built in 1988 ,. After watch this video I am much confidence. But still will waiting for the results and moving forward. Thx Handyman
I would be interested in the results.
I think asbestos in popcorn ceilings was stopped being used in 1977. I would think you are clear... but will be interesting to see what test says.
I talked about it in the video. 1977
@@TheHandyman1 hello my in laws are going to remove there popcorn ceiling from a double wide Mobil home trailer .
I know only way they will know if it has asbestos is to get it tested but how likely or unlikely would there 1989 popcorn ceiling have asbestos in it ?
Thank you !
I remember ones while doing work in a house I farted and smelled bad. The home owner was like what's that smell and all I said was, it's the asbestos. Homeowners really have no idea lol
Anyone who rocks a Submariner on the job has my total respect...best tool watch ever made...bar none
You should do caulking after you prime, many times your caulking can fall because your drywall has no PVA and sometimes the drywall sucks it up a lot and caulking will come off
Do u use Kilz for stain blocking?
BIN shellac primer is the best I've found at covering water stains in drywall.
And it has the best Volatile Organic Compound levels! 😃👍
Thank you to everyone who hammers that like button before even watching the video. You guys are awesome. ua-cam.com/video/9UIJ7EtrNlE/v-deo.html
Cost and time. No one would pay for it.
You're welcome!
Enjoy the vids keep them coming...cheers
😂👍 Gawd love da New Yawkers!! (Now we know... ✨🥪)
Ha! Were you watching me hit the like button??? I looked behind me but didn't see you staring over my shoulder.....
I love your attitude, you sound so positive and determined to get it done!
Thank you Handyman! How do you decide when to use hot mud and when to use the ready stuff? (Like the one you used in this video for filling nail holes). I am a DIY-er so my apologies if I am asking something that's obvious to everyone.
@@carpenterdom1639 That's helpful, thank you!
Smooth! Have a great Christmas, Handyman. And thanks for a wonderful year of very cool learning stuff. The many laughs, too! Peace. ☺️✌️
Thanks for the support by leaving nice entertaining comments.
@@TheHandyman1 Sure thing :) If I suddenly disappear, don't take offense. It's because the "sensors" are after me right now, my main account.
I'm a Sherwin-Williams handyman. I've never been disappointed...a little shocked sometimes, but never disappointed : ))
Hammer that LIKE button, NO dislikes nimrods, Handyman does great work while explaining how it's done the right way!!!
Just when I thought your channel couldn't get any better you throw a jerky boys call in. You my friend are my long lost brother
Think it was the JB's, remember when they called an industrial glue company for emergency help ~ "panicked dad" was potty training his toddler & glued the kid to the toilet seat to keep him from falling off. Now the kid is stuck & mom will be home any minute - for God's sake, pleeease help me!! 📞😜👌
(Sir, you did WHAT...? 📞😳)
I barely survived an Asbestos encounter. Had to turn around in a driveway of an old house that I know had it.....it was touch and go for a few weeks. But I pulled through.
Thank you for the video. Is painting in X and then over in Y direction would result in visible painting pattern once dried? Or is there a method to this?
No questions here. But I do have to say, thank you for sharing your skills. I truly appreciate it.
I appreciate that!
My 5 month old giggles every time you do the chipmunk voice!
I've found the "up shot" spray primer covers good on stains that wanna bleed thru
I was going to just remove all the ceiling drywall... but maybe I can do this. Time to try a patch!
Coat stains with shellac based product to stop bleed through.
use lacquer white spray paint to cover water stains works good to tobacco stains too
Man I wish I had that vacuum sander when I did mine 🤣
Love the video, I have never done a celling before. I have one question, why caulk where the celling and the wall meet? Is it for aesthetic or does it have a purpose?
to fill in the gap. helps get a straight line as well
Pole sanding might catch on like some of the other pole videos if you wear the right outfit
That wall looks familiar...did you put that electrical outlet in for the TV mount?
How about pulling of the blinds and/or masking off the ceiling fan?
Behr Premium Plus paint is okay but has ZERO scuff resistance. I suppose if it's on the ceiling it doesn't matter. For interior walls, if you're going to use Behr at minimum, use their Ultra line.
thank you 💯
Great job..........Handyman...........Merry Christmas
Wow that looks so much better
Drywall stilts are awesome for doing ceilings, just saying. I'm assuming that the carpet is being replaced?
get festool sander, well worth the money! I feel pain in my neck and shoulders when i watch how you sand these ceilings
Or dewalt and save 50%.
@@randybobandy9828 oh wow i even didn't knew that dewalt has drywall sander, thanks man (no sarcasm) 85% of my tools are dewalt, i have only vac and sanders from festool
I like to use zinsser oil base for bad water/mold stains.
Really useful, thanks!
R u using hyde drywall vac sander? Thank you for all you do btw!!
What type/brand of vacuum sanding attachment are you using?
I have a small Rigid shop vac and have always struggled with dust collection when sanding.
I have to do my entire two car garage ceiling. Every 1980 tape joint has failed. The ceiling drywall was installed with nails, so lots of hammer dents. I am not looking forward to this level 12 project. Oh not to mention the fact that it’s a 10 foot ceiling...🥺
Is it really asbestos? I think it's just cellulose. But, if popcorn texture was made of vermiculite, then it could contain asbestos because the vermiculite mine in Montana (until 1990) was contaminated with asbestos. It was never intended to be added, it was just a by-product from the mine source.
Also taste great on cream of wheat...
When I do my acoustic ceiling abatement I always prime first coat immediately after I scrape it down with OIL primer never have a bleed problem
Looks great well done. Keep up the hard work and thanks for the awesome content stay safe and take care
Thanks 👍
@@TheHandyman1 No Problem hope you are all doing well👍
So that's the new thing...no orange peal, no knock down just a smooth finish... that's gonna suck with crappy joint work hidden by the texture the past textures. Merry Christmas Handyman, I don't think I even know your first name.
Can you spray on the primer and paint instead of rolling it on? Or is their a reasn why rollin it on is better?
This is an occupied house. It's easier to roll it for a small room.
What do you use to cut in all the edges?
You have to take care of those TV cables for them! 3:57
what about lead paint in old houses?
Nice work 👍👍
What's the model of the vaccum sander you are using in this video. I looked in the description but could not find it. TIA
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What primer are you using?
Did you paint the edge where the wall and ceiling meet with a brush beforehand or just get close enough with the roller?
paintbrush
@@TheHandyman1 awesome thank you. Recently went into business for myself and alot of your videos have been a big help. Have a good day sir🤘
What is the cost on the entire job?
How much did you charge for that one room?
If it's asbestos wouldn't you want to wear some sort of face protection to mitigate the inhalation of particles.. and stuff?
Edit: I heard the explaination after I hit post 😂😂😂
prob 1/4 in his line of business have already been exposed to asbestos so dunno if it matters and most dont care but the problem is if his clients gets exposed to asbestos that kinda sucks, i was reading an article of a nurse being exposed to asbestos when hospital she was working at was being renovated, She said: “Contracting this disease through no fault of my own has, I feel, robbed me of my future.” ofc he could just be joking i can never tell. in finland every house build before 94 would need to be checked for asbestos not that its really followed ^^ and if u find asbestos from the test the renovation price will be 4x higher so most customers skip it even
I have only worked with asbestos one time hands on. It was siding and outside.
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Yeah, probably.. You can never be too careful if you wish for a prolonged death, or life, which ever way you look at it. Do you recall what the name of the disease the nurse contracted was? I kinda wanna know more.
@@arielvega6344 mesothelioma just google
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Alright? Well, thank you.
Why do you caulk the ceiling edges
I got covid just looking at that asbestos ceiling!!!! hahahaha
Did you use 3/4 nap for both primer and paint?
Yes.
I would love to get rid of my popcorn ceiling in my living room but my problem is 24” centers 😬
Did you caulk due to a thickness difference? Just curious as I haven’t seen caulking unless crown or trim was involved.
Thickness difference? I always caulk walls to ceiling. It makes for a smooth paint line.
@@TheHandyman1 I was thinking thickness difference after scrapping off the popcorn.
No thickness difference. It smooths out any rough edges from the orange peel texture on the wall and the new smooth ceiling.
@@TheHandyman1 like I said I don’t believe I’ve seen someone caulk walls to ceiling. A smooth paint line makes sense.
@@Adam-wu2xr it’s commonplace, even in the uk where we plaster everything rather than tape and joint, we still sometimes caulk all internal joints to make sure it’s a crisp line
Thought for sure you would have a round sander.
Why didn't u plastic wrap the floor or put anything down?
I think (maybe in the original video when scraping the popcorn ceiling) he did say he put something down, but he mentioned several times in the videos (definitely at least once here) that the carpet was being replaced (the next day, even!) so there was no reason to worry about the floor when painting.
Oh what I would give to have drywall for a home interior!!
I mean, I'd give almost anything! Just not money or body parts.
Well... maybe body parts.. but that's with a paint job. Three coats!
Handys the Man!!!!
Hey I got a question: how many of you handyman, or tradesmen professionals, would you take off your shoes if a customer requested you to?
Just use the disposable shoe coverings?
I look forward to The Handyman "high pitched complaining compilation"
Day 16 of asking Handyman to say Howdy in the intro.
Hey your a little late tonight. I thought you gave up.
My brother died 3 years ago at age 53 from asbestos related cancer. It was a horrific way to die.
Fun fact: the handy man didn't speed up the painting process.
Was going to call you out for missing a spot but it turns out, my computer screen was dirty.
Mustard, yum yum eat em up. lol
So I notice that you do a lot of ceiling work so why don't you walk stilts?
I only do it a few times per year.
I have beard envy.
What if it was built on the year 1977
Have it tested.
My arms started hurting watching this I wonder why.
Ceiling fan blades
The hipster beard catches all the clickbait.
I sprinkle asbestos on my Wheaties
Crunchy!
That beard is better at filtering than a N95 mask anyway.
I want to shave your beard 😂💕
LEVEL 6... Funny, I always say Level 5.1
Drain the swamp
Third!
Did you get is tested??? LOL
Second
First!
My shoulders hurt just watching you.
You need to hit the gym more. This is easy work.
HandyMan......shameful video......it was ALMOST perfect. And then....you teased the TURBO WHISTLE 3 times! And the people got left YET AGAIN with NO TURBO WHISTLE. Video was very good....until you left the populous starving for what they need. TURBO. WHISTLE. It must be done. TURBO WHISTLE. OTHERWISE another great skill review.
Sorry about that.
@@TheHandyman1 hahaha. Just joshin......keep up the good content.
First
You were first but You didn't hit the like button...it only has one thumbs up ...mine
Ron B. Done👍🏻
My two favorite foods! Popcorn and asbestos!!
Wish I had some Grey Poupon.....
“Other than putting mustard on it, there’s nothing else to say.” Priceless.
People here in Calgary pay BIG $ to remove popcorn ceilings that have asbestos in them. I’ve long wondered if it’s being over-hyped.
I love the videos. Just started watching a few weeks ago. What is the 3rd channel that I’ve heard reference of. I see the main channel and the business channel but that’s it. Thanks :)
Top secret.
Great video. One tip is that deep holes will take several passes with drywall mud since it shrinks and cracks as it evaporates, plus takes a long time to fully evaporate if thick. Faster is an initial fill with Plaster of Paris. It is a chemical reaction with water, similar to Portland Cement in concrete. It reacts fast and doesn't shrink. Downside is you have
Don’t whistling!!! It’s annoying!Stop with the fast forward. You could have cut about half of this video and been a lot better. Stop with the corny comments.. however, good information and good result.
My house was built in 1977 and the guy is going to remove my popcorn we’re not doing a test although we should probably do so after he’s done with popcorn removal.. and if there was the possibility that you had asbestos how long should I wait to go back into the house and why should I do next test that air quality?☺️
your supposed to get it tested first before removal