thanks for uploading this video. Shere isn't a single video on youtube where the actually give you a specific amount of water, it's all oh about this much or about this consistency is what you want
shawn you're welcome. It is pretty consistent even with USG. Finish on my friend. Hopefully you will follow my channel. Is there any specific thing you would like to see in a video?
I am subscribed. just trying to get the hang of the bazooka. I am good on the flats and inside corners from floor to ceiling but wall to ceiling and the ceiling joints not so much. I think I am pushing to hard on the it and it is dragging the tape which leads to it falling off behind me. I am going to practice with it tomorrow on a couple of bedrooms and a kitchen.
shawn, roll the bazooka a little bit to get tape out about 3 inches. Then flip the wheel out so it pushes tape into corner. Bazooka will drag it a bit, but you can cut it a little long and pull it back into corner. I typically do all my ceiling to wall angles first then do my up and downs. This way I can be assured that the tape is tight into the lid.
thanks for uploading this video. Shere isn't a single video on youtube where the actually give you a specific amount of water, it's all oh about this much or about this consistency is what you want
shawn you're welcome. It is pretty consistent even with USG. Finish on my friend. Hopefully you will follow my channel.
Is there any specific thing you would like to see in a video?
I am subscribed. just trying to get the hang of the bazooka. I am good on the flats and inside corners from floor to ceiling but wall to ceiling and the ceiling joints not so much. I think I am pushing to hard on the it and it is dragging the tape which leads to it falling off behind me. I am going to practice with it tomorrow on a couple of bedrooms and a kitchen.
shawn, roll the bazooka a little bit to get tape out about 3 inches. Then flip the wheel out so it pushes tape into corner. Bazooka will drag it a bit, but you can cut it a little long and pull it back into corner. I typically do all my ceiling to wall angles first then do my up and downs. This way I can be assured that the tape is tight into the lid.