How to Skim Coat a Smooth Wall Finish | Remodelaholic
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2021
- If your drywall is damaged or you just hate the ugly bumpy wall texture, here's how to skim coat an existing textured wall to a beautiful smooth wall finish!
We've done this many times in our remodeled homes and it's an easy DIY -- just takes some practice and patience.
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To avoid those bubbles add a touch of dawn to your pan 😁
Great to thanks
Will this technique work for any type of textured wall? I have walls where they used plaster to create the texture and smeared it around. It sort of looks like abstract plaster art lol. It's ugly and outdated and I want it to look smooth.
Yes
Great! How many hours did it take ?
I want to say about 30 hours plus
@@Remodelaholic Wow! 30 hours!?
it's so hard!
It takes time that's for sure. So worth it though.
Wouldnt it just be easier to put up new sheetrock?
Yes but more cost in materials and time that I didn't want to do.
@@Remodelaholic gotcha, this looked like it might have been more time consuming than Sheetrocking but I could be wrong
While your final results looked good, if you had done it the right way with the right tools, you could have done it much, much quicker.
Also, those bubbles you were getting were probably due to contaminants on the walls.
What's your version of the right way?
It worked for me. I do think some wider tools will definitely help and make it go faster.
@@Remodelaholic I've been doing it since watching your video and it's working just fine. 👍
That's good to here. It's worth it right?
Great work, loved the results. I do have a question, though, a stupid one, really. What would happen if the first step with the layered joint compound was skipped and the surface was directly sanded as it is? I am not risking it, but I am curious. Well done, once again.
Is just a bigger mess to deal with the sanding for me.