what's up guys what's the crack um what is the sort of have a look at this room here
and a friend of mine once said it's not bad for dust and water so everything you see
has been made from plaster even that picture reel is plaster and the sealant was re-plastered
and the cornice was all done in situ the picture wheel was run on a bench
and this is it all with a fresh coat of paint just touched up the walls none of the walls actually
needed re-skimmed and the ceiling was bombed and skimmed as well and i was asked about what way i'd
go about it so the lucky subscribers that did ask that question will get the answer so here we go
it's bonding time now everything was pvad and scored well scored and pvad previous this stage
and you'll notice i have my button ram along the bottom here and that's plumbed off now the ceiling
isn't bad in some areas but other areas it's completely you can never get it level so i'm just
gonna have to go with the wall and then try to get that when i'm doing the ceiling get the emergence
better there and so when you're doing jobs guys you just will encounter these things and you'll
have to adapt to make the job look great and some things can be off horribly and you just will not
get them get them perfect so you have to do what's what's best for the job and use the kids and shell
fill it out with bonding and then i'm rolling it off with my rolling mold and this stage is
called muffler note and again you don't gotta do this in situ and this is the way that the customer
wanted it done so they asked they get they wanted it solid and this is the best way to do it solids
it's not a bad way to do it guys it's pretty messy and probably it does take longer and maybe a bit
harder on the arms as well because everything's up above but the results should be the same
hopefully anyway hopefully you agree but yeah let me know if you wanted it a different way um
comments are always open but getting it all built out first have been building it out in sort of two
hits hit that with bombing giving it a strike and then what i was doing was hitting another
wall striking it off then i was going back to the first one if it had tightened if it was still wet
on the ceiling and wall angle i was going ahead on the third wall like so just basically
you want to build it up in layers it'll have more strength and it'll stay up if you do it in layers
small stages don't try and do it all one go and actually you see i have a bit too much on here
so let's have to stop quite often there is you don't if you pull it all off [ __ ] it
can pull off on you and also you can drop a big mess of balding on the floor
do you have everything covered up but you still don't want to be trips and a bit on board them
it's sticky stuff make a mess your stilts and just harder to clean up the more you spill so
just trying to build it up stages that's the way i would recommend it and think it's easier you could
bond and takes create some time to take off i'm not really worried about that i'm doing this
last thing and then i'm gonna go home and come back the next day and start finishing it but
basically you know if you want to do the same day you could maybe mix a bit of cast and plaster
in through your bonding to make it set off or if you wanted to get some sort of halftime bonding
and get that into it it will set off quicker but again quite a large area to be covering here and
doing situ so it didn't didn't feel like i needed to make it set and again i'm wanting it to set for
the next day so i'm not really trying to do it in one day anyway i'm just getting muffled out
so under the next day basically and using my cast and plaster plaster of porous
and it makes this different i'll probably have to do a video on this but you don't mix
this the same way you mix plaster guys it's just it's a different world and and again
with the muffled taken off my rolling mold i've now got the sanctuary which is the metal blade
again you could do it in wood if you're very very good with carpentry skills you could do all this
in wood and just rolling it all off again and keep my hand to the front guys so any access
is being fed back in as you can see again and situ can be quite messy so make sure you do cover up
and you know it's pretty pretty sore in your arms glad i used the stilts don't get just quite as
much power stilts but i didn't want to be putting chisels around the whole room or that there so
i just found it still sped me up a lot better when i'm doing this plastering part of the job
um again guys let me know your thoughts um is this a type of plastering that you want to see more of
and was it something you might have a go of um i'm by no means the best at this type of work
and like we say we're always learning but you may notice the big holes in the corners
and the reason that is is the runner mold doesn't fit in there because it's square so it won't fit
tape to your corners so unfortunately you will have to do them freehand if you do
you know if you're looking closely you'll see them gaps they will have to be done freehand
and rolled off and joint rule and again you don't need to you don't have to use a joint
really you can you can cut something up some type of metal and it will help you shape them
corners and this is me just finishing off the last corner which i'm pretty happy about again in situ
pretty slow when it comes to corners because you'll have to do them all practically freehand
and you can see the holes in the walls from the bottom they're the touch-ups so it's talking about
earlier they'll all need to stop see the holes in the ceiling that's when i know somebody is
watching the channel quite a lot and that's what i do when i'm replacing ceilings any cracks any pops
of nails popped any screws that have popped even and any boards have sagged all get re-screwed up
so that there won't be an issue going forward for re-plastering and like i said a subscriber did ask
if i was doing cornice would i place the scene in first or after
and this one might give a bit of an answer again if i was maybe doing it off a bench you know
it's it's it's here there doesn't really matter as much and just if you watch what i'm doing here and
turned into a joiner for a minute or two as well but the reason i'm doing what i'm doing here is
the margin between the arcadif and the cornice wasn't right but my cornice was plum so
i put the level on the argh and it was not plum to say the least and there was room for it to
move down on the ends that needed to go down so i pulled all the archives off to put them back
on so that the margin looked cracked so that the argument was plumb and my corners is plumb
so you know it it does make a difference like i said some things come up during the job that
came up when i stood back and looked i was like something's not adding up here because that button
i had on was triple checked for a level i knew the ceiling wasn't right but the ceiling can't
be playing a part to the bottom between here so put the lag detector on guys and you'll find out
what the fault is and you know it's as simple as pulling it off and putting it back on basically um
not not a joiner but you know this everything's cut for you so could all just go back on cms
and show you surely here at the bottom how much it actually was off which some people may not
see it but some people see the tiniest things and sometimes i notice things and
i can't walk away if i don't feel that it's good enough basically i just don't think it's
a bad thing i think most blasters are the same they sort of have their eye for a bit of detail
and they wanna you know they wanna make it as perfect as possible all stride for perfection so
if only the joiners had it did their job right in the first place you know but anyway most owners i
know are actually very good so shout out to them but yeah just a matter when you are taking off if
you're ever going to take off anybody's arguments or skirting guys and just do it very carefully
you don't snap it because if you do snap it you may end up having to pay for the whole
thing right round or you know fix it yourself but um that's that would be mad based on that
if you don't feel confident maybe you know just leave it alone so we quickly look at the bottoms
you can see the mess it's been done here from from the united city so that's aid was actually okay
this argument has been cut so there's a gap at the bottom here
for the llamas florida originally but you see here what i'm talking about about gap
and if you pay real close attention that's how much it was off that gap there
and you could see that a male away well i could see that a male away on the between
the corners and the other and just wasn't wasn't to my legging here we are this is actually the
ceiling all on skimmed guys and the reason i'm sponsored is because it blistered like crazy and
blistered more than anything i've ever seen before which really made life difficult i had to
sponge this whole ceiling just to get rid of them blisters had a preferred not to sponge it but you
know you have to do they have to do i could never tell them out because i think it just went a bit
early an absolute rookie mistake of going early and felt like i was under pressure to get it on
as a train wanted to get it on during daylight plastering to lights
false lights not always the best and had a nice big bay window here shining in so that
was the plan and got it in all right and again was it was a nightmare but you know
all painted up not so bad and you just can let me know what your thoughts are again
back to the point of plastering after the cornice or before the cornice i could have
bonded and skimmed it all out previous but then when you're running you're running mold across
you're only going to damage your ceiling simple as guys you're going to be leaving scores
you're going to be leaving splats of plaster over it and where my idea was i can tussle in all my
corners and have them lovely and neat and clean and tiny and not have to worry about them you
know and again because we didn't set you either way wouldn't really have to you know you probably
have to touch up the scene and if you were to set you and you weren't blaster in the ceiling
and did have to touch up the wall slightly but it didn't actually damage the wall too much
but are my nail holes that i have to go around and fill in but yeah again this is a completely
different aspect to solid plastering it's diving a little bit towards the fibrous plaster
you can notice as well i'm sort of trying to work my way down on this job you'll notice that the
the picture reel hasn't been fitted yet and it was quite tricky to make and to fit as well because
the idea originally was to leave a gap behind for a small light to go in right round but
the obviously we never broke into with the light switches that might be a future patch up job if we
do bring in the light switch to get a bit of power around it um but again it still serves its purpose
as being a picture reel which means you don't need to drill holes over the walls you can put
your pictures where you want them you can move them you can move them for painting you can move
them for dusting down for cleaning you can just move them around change them put different ones up
gives you quite a lot of you know a lot of options and like i said previous it's not bad for dust
and water and i will be doing more videos like this and well obviously if people are interested
i do like them myself so i'll probably post it anyway just for myself to be able to look back at
and that as well i'll try and get a couple of pictures of this corners up close as well
let's show off the actual the details too that's been put into it created a lot of detail actually
so when it came to the corners it was a bit fiddly following it all but glad to be done of it um
not not a type of work i do very very often as well if you if you just want to go along and
look through the channel there is a few other jobs where i've done cornice in situ so the only thing
we need to do is do it on a bench for you and who is that being done which this is the picture reel
which has a step step in the every round and then a step and this is it all fitted and painted
and pretty pretty bright when i was trying to take these pictures and videos of it painted
which made it quite difficult let me know what you think in the comments guys
more you say you weren't finished with the video we'll have a peek at this two scrim tips
and have a real good look at that guys who can tell me in the comments what's the difference
between these two and why one was used quite a lot in making the small picture reel mode let me know
your thoughts guys what was the difference between them two scrims and have you ever used them too
and yep like i said they went into that you