How To Silicone Render | Pizza Oven Render [Thin Coat Render Tutorial]
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- How to silicone render (thin coat render) is the topic of today's video, as we take a look at the ins and outs of applying silicone render, to various backgrounds including pebledash and concrete.
As well as showing you how to thin coat render, we also silicone render a pizza oven, which was a great and rare opportunity for us to try something a bit different and learn a bit about how to build a pizza oven as well as how to render a pizza oven with silicone render.
Rendering over pebledash can be quite controversial so we take a look at why its not always something to worry about and why this Ecorend thin coat silicone render system is a great choice for such projects.
This video features Ecorend Thin Coat render system, which is in no way affiliated with this video so all opinions are uninfluenced and genuine.
Links to the tools and materials used in the video can be found below.
Silicone render system - www.ecorend.co...
Supplied by - www.rendit.co....
uPVC Beads - www.renderbead...
Serrated feather edge - www.refina.co....
Plastic Float - www.refina.co....
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Great finish 👏
Nice job pal, is that thin coat easy to use. Looks good but never used it. Prefer it over normal k rend?
I’ve just had a Lidget Compton garage installed without the spar finish. Can the silicone render go straight on to this? Not sure if it would cover where the panels join. Hope you got invited round for pizza.
I still don’t know how you use that massive trowel especially for render. Got myself a 16inch mt the other day but can’t say I’ve got used to it yet...
I don't know either mate, I think I just started using them for everything and just got used to it. I think it's worth persevering because it really has sped up my skimming, but yeah, it's awkward to begin with.
Nice work , I’ve been plastering 12 I’ve done a lot of sand and cement render, did you do a course to learn this? do you think I’d be capable with sand and cement experience I’ll be doing my first job on my own house, cheers mate keep up the good work 👍
Thanks! I've been plastering a similar amount of time and I have not been doing this long. I taught myself to do this using tutorials and guides and it's pretty easy if you can already sand and cement render.
The base coats with these modern renders are more easy to use than sand and cement.
I think you'll be fine
Thanks
What size beads are you using with a pebble dash substrate?
you've just answered my question in the video 🤣 Thanks
so cool i leaned sothing
So well explained and an absolutely fantastic job. Well done
Thanks man 👍
Interesting process. Never used that product. Finishing the silicon render, do you float with plastic trowel flat. Or finish with the edge of the trowel(like troweling skim coat) ?
You float with the plastic trowel flat, like you would when floating up sand and cement, not angled at all.
Thanks for the comment
@@ryanseeley thank you
You must pay him with the blue shorts fuck all
He's on an apprentice wage so yeah, you are basically right
Hi mate, great video. What would you recommend if you wanted a perfectly smooth top coat with no grain in?
You could just render the wall with an OCR (one coat render) float finish it and then paint with a render paint. Hope that helps
@@ryanseeley eco rend sister company weathertex do silicone paints
Very nice👌
Do you have to add the silicone top layer can you not just prime it then paint in ??
Way too thick and rough on the top coat. And base coat didn't look great. I get mine looking like s&c. Sorry skim fast just my thoughts.
No worries, this was the first time we had used this kind of system and we charged accordingly. Thanks for the tips
Nice soundtrack btw
Thanks 👍
That's a mighty job. How resistant is this to harsh weather? I live at the top of a hill and the gable wall of my house gets the brunt of the wind and rain.
Thanks, it's actually incredibly resilient. It's designed to be both waterproof and crack proof due to the silicone top coat. If you want something tough this is it👍
@@ryanseeley OK cool. And I take it with it being white, it doesn't need painted? Does the color ever fade, or flake off etc, or once it's done, is that it for life?
Enjoy the vids buddy 👌 you need a little more care on flattening that base coat an your top coat is way too thick 👍
Thanks, this was one of the first few times we did this and we didn't really charge for that reason. Was a learning curve for sure 👍
How do you cope with any shoulder pressure when plastering or rendering lol
I'm not sure, I think the body must adapt. I don't really notice shoulder pressure day to day but if I'm doing a particularly big job I do get tender shoulders and back.
FANTASTIC VIDEO mate well done one question, what tools and equipment do you need, where was the render from and how much was it?
I most of the tools are listed in the video description. I got the render from a place called Rendit, which is a great render supply shop. The materials for this job were around £400 all together If I remember correctly. Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it
@@ryanseeley Thanks for replying so quickly, Really like the way you narrated over the video etc. Got a pebbledash home myself and thinking about doing this and you're actually the first person to make a video on UA-cam rendering over pebbledash. Keep it up mate!
@@djyems1021 exactly the same, gonna do my own house but a little unsure as I have been off the tools for 7 years
How long does it take you to do that first wall?
I can't remember to be honest. I think around 60 mins or so.
Hi what thickness beads are u using bud
These were 10mm mate If I remember correctly
@@ryanseeley cheers bud what would you recommend if had to go over a old type of engineering brick smooth face
10mm should be fine, if you check out the manufacturers website they advise recommended thicknesses
@@ryanseeley cheers bud
Sorry but the finish on that top coat is horrendous.
He has just put it on too thick needed to blade it back a lot more.
Right both of you just stop at least he is better than you
Agreed. Base coat and top coat both look horrendous. Way to thick on the top coat it's rough as fuck. Sorry skim fast mate just my thoughts.
@@poppyseeley7092 100% not better than me
It’s a great first attempt. Too thick , can see it on the corner beads. But I’m sure you’ve learnt from it and next time it will be spot on. Try Baumit though I think you’ll like it better .