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Haven't priced it yet 😂

Thank you for the support my friend it really dose mean a lot :) and always here if you need

@DuaneJasper hope it works for you. My friend. have a better one of these vids uploaded with better sound quality, I think . Best of luck 😉

@newcastlemusicstudios you can always add a little more powder or water if to tight but it is hard to mix small amounts

@ernestogonzalez17 it's not too bad I do think brick and block a better job over time

@@macplastering yes 100% mate

Anytime my friend always here and very much appreciate your support 🙏

@lizhammond9277 I never have myself but if it's solid I would say yes

Mate most sites and new build including my own tbe mud is left for us poor spreads to clean haha but you know that one the next guy will get that haha no way we would get away with leaving it covered with sand n cement lol yea covering makes it to anyoing as it always finds away or when removing when wet damages just cant win with it

@@lmilne4859 would you tape up all jobs or just the old wet dashing ones? Mate

@@macplastering Always tape up dolphin orange tape great tape. Thin plastic. Windy could be a pain so easier poss with heavy visqueen. Glass protector pain in the ass and dust or wet so end up tape it anyways. Sheet plastic just covering glass 2inch wide right round covering the frame most pvc at times still has plastic film left on frames. Window sills the orange tape across them all nice and snug. Find pretty quick to tape them plastic on sills more snagging trowel or that or a rough loose bit plastic. Don’t do much wet dash mostly just dry dash and k rend mono here and there. Wet dash back to question fuck yes am bricky to trade don’t have the wet dash down to a t yet wouldn’t be as accurate as your self most definitely. lol. Plastic tape window done correctly never nothing to clean 1 second to whip off. A get what your saying if bit tape to far into frame pull can end pulling a bit off. That’s why a tend covering myself as too letting the labourer do it lol. Never use the k rend pre mixed wet dash mate ? What best general ratio wet dash 4 stone 2 sand 1. Cement ?

I do 3 2 1 mate same order you put mate never have used that looks good easy i suppose just add water LOL

@@macplastering Think would be the way forward for you buddy your a master at it so less stress if on job your self take bags up scaffold megamixer few refina x ray buckets away you go. Keep the videos coming mate 🤙🤙🤙

Yes i say you do way more of these than myself m8 its enjoyable but loads of prep work and shap wire haha

@@alanjones1570 cheers Alan m8

@@Billy-dl7yg thank you Billy mate

@noelwhelan8963 I plan on doing the new build with quions too

@petemoring67 cheers buddy 👍

@petemoring67 acrylic won't need sealer mate I think your thinking of the mono finish acrylic is acrylic/silicone like a rubber far better the the scratched finish

@@Ireland-bc2gx yea need to get at these chimneys asap saying that any days I've had free been very wet lol

that's true m8 will be hard to get it money before winter for that but i will try plasterers don't get as much as these bricklayers and roofers but for sure we work hard for it if not harder

one will be an open fire the other a log burner / multi burner we bought site and it alreasy had piles / plans done we liked what was there so stuck with it , bolier for oil will be in garage

Thats true mate been out working at it today tidying up a few lose ends left for me it seems haha and when these windows go in its all go then :)

Thanks, will do!

yes around the chimneys are done with the oil but need to hit the sides up them we small high gables :)

i have never tried that myself be good to test 1st before you do all out at somthing big mate

@@macplasteringthanks for the reply mate, good advice! Keep up the good work, some brilliant knowledge for us DIYers 👍

@@2penniesworth Thank you my friend and do keep in touch

Tried a small area 3:1:1 quarry/grano dust : sand : cement. Didn’t go as planned. I think with a semi dry mix the small stones in the dust made it harder to pull the straight edge accross the surface and leave a nice smooth finish. Ended up having at add a lot more water and change to a more concrete type mix to finish off. Got 30sq/m left to do, so going to switch to 4:1 sharp sand : cement as per your vids.

@2penniesworth is it all inside m8? Yea Sharp sand is brilliant for it for sure

Thank you! Cheers!

wider would be good on loser render or tiles maybe but this is 2 inch wide or 1inch and a half cuts in better less work on the drill and me getting in and under

@c2k911 I would think so if uts self primer but you could test a small area 1st?

@@macplastering when I test how long to look at it and what do I do to see if good

​@c2k911 ​@c2k911 I would say a day or 2 and try pick at it see if it's bonded well

@c2k911 if its self priming should be OK but you could do a small test 1st? Agin the acrylic will be set and dry and as its not old it will be clean

when it looks good mate

I do 3 2 1 mate 3 stone 2 sand 1 cement

@@fisherboy01 wood ply?

@@macplasteringyes

@fisherboy01 this way will only work if its this type if adhesive over thing you could do is unscrew and turn it around if buying more isn't an option

@richardlee2684 not sure your meaning.

@@tommycoughlan4104 nice1 good to know all sides even a little

Hi buddy very true and every plasterer would have had their own corbels and roses ect love working in an old street where they are are different so you could tell who was plastering in where haha I do a agree it is some what dyeing some people don't like it most builders don't want it as it will cost more but i could see it making a come back as loads of things do come back into style ... I for sure will have some in our new build :) Thanks for watching and commenting mate

@noodles8203 just realy tracing but my wood work skills suck haha

@macplastering We need an in depth tutorial mate😁

@@noodles8203 might do it next time I'm running something

@johns9543 Thanks for watching mate it is good to watch back all the stages just hard to make sure we do it all right from the start if that makes sense

@macplastering totally, but we could all say that I'm a carpenter & if its something i dont do everyday i think I could have done that differently. but with you when it's not your own trade u will always be wise after the fact. but then you know for the next time & as long as you get a good end result that's all that matters mate 😉

​@johns9543 yes for sure again there is always loads of ways to get a job done haha finding the best way and easier way is a must haha yes can't wait to get this pushed on still have a few days just snagging we things up

@paulcarey9248 that's true Paul mate 👍

@@johns9543 thanks John m8

some times one and done

I think they are a nice and solid trowel mate

@@Joe-jv5mm yea good tip that mate

yes have been really panicking on water getting at the timber but also sun as it splits the timber

@@user_unknown1488 slowly but surely lol

@@hannahswann747 is it outside or inside?

Thanks for your reply 🙏 It's outside...

so your near 2 inch's it is a deep one to fill for sure but can be done no doubt

so the areas that are deep you might want to scud them let that set a day then scratch it out say 3 to 1 then let that set a day then go agin scratch out 3and half to 1 then next day fill all flush and finish with 4 to 1 just might take a longer time than you wished but can be rendered in multiple coats all mixes and methods a can be found on this channel mate

Thank you so much. I thought you can't do more than two coats. If it's ok to do multiple coats getting progressively weaker then that's what I'll do. I did look through your channel and watched a few but didn't find one on deep holes... must have missed it. Love your channel and really appreciate your response. 👍🤗

Its not to bad on the undercoats as long as there is no massive holes hollows or bumps as the next coats are around 3mm

@lloydjbear5383 thanks for the support mate 👍

@@macplastering you saved my spine 🫡

@@lloydjbear5383 yea i used to struggle untill i seen i guy do it this way the new mixers have instructions but never see that on an old one and most guys use old ones :)

@mpc365 thanks for watching and supporting mate

@danac1240 Yes, these builds should last a good amount of time, but like all will need matanice, we have a very wet climate here in Ireland... but hopefully, we will have this house as mantanice free as possible

@patcurran4805 thanks for the support pat mate

Thanks mate :)

so if using 12mm stones you would need at least 5 mm coat to receive them on rule of thumb what ever the thickness of stone you would need half that in a coat to make sure they stick, so the rule / batton will be flush to the reveal but on the side getting stoned will be set out to receive the dash I do think this one was a little more than usual as trying to patch in to make it look nice and flush

will be plasterboard upstairs on the most going to get the walls pumped for insulation floor will be Kingspan and roof or similar type insulation :)

I wait until 1st coat has set sometimes uts ok to put a little more on same day if it is drying real fast. Most times I leave it a full day