To the point and always mentions important related info of the job at hand and a thorough job…all the info one would ever need…sharing so much expertise…❤

Look at the dulux duette on the walls that’s early 90’s I’m old enough as a painter to know

Done this on my stairs and it worked a treat no more cracks .

Thank you for these videos. They're not just fun to watch but I learn a lot, too! (From a fan across the pond in Detroit.)

Keep up the good work P&D, love your videos. Not only do I learn such useful tips but I find your videos very relaxing, they have an asmr effect, I watch some multiple times, I already know the information but I just enjoy watching and feeling relaxed, thank you so much, love your channel!

Great stuff.

Another great vid guys. Do you have any on reattaching skirting to uneven walls?

I had to do this recently on a oak stairs. I raked it all out and protected the oak stairs with paper tape masking then done the foam once dry cut the excess off then caulk the top line let that dry off then next day another caulk to bring it level with the stringer and painted it into to the dark wall colur. Wam bam looks mint now.

Spray Foam is a wonderful product !

Did a similar job on a three storey staircase, told the owner it would be a bit invasive as had to rake out 20 years of fillers. Foamed the gap & finished off with Toupret, went back 6 months later & not a single crack. Burlington Hotel in Torquay advert on the newspaper was funny as we used to live (part time) next door to the Burlington & used to watch the weekenders arrive by coach.

10/10 great vid 👍👍

Give mine a gentle buzz with a small blade on the multitool... 👌

love your your content merry xmas 🌲🌲

Hey! Thanks for the vid. What purpose does the PVA serve? I just didn't quite understand that part.

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Excellent tutorial as ever 🤍🖌👌

I just tried filling some gaps between my ceiling and an exposed brick feature wall. It just exploded out every time I pulled the trigger no matter how gently. Got in a right state😢

Diluted PVA has saved so many problems for me.

Would the expanding foam not push the skirtings of the wall creating more issues as it expands and dries??

What is the best season or temperature to complete this project? Is it best when above freezing outside?

Could do exactly the same job in quicker time using elastofill as a back fill and Toupret, seems like overkill to me 🙊

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A friend was telling me excitedly about his new foam gun with the extended nozzle...then said immediately afterwards about it being a nightmare to clean, requiring a special solvent. I'll stick to my Genius Gun, thanks. Btw, you and your family are welcome to a stay on the Mid Wales coast, if you're ever at a loose end and venturing out of your secret Northern lair. I have a feeling you meant going somewhere slightly warmer though...

Can I ask what white ceiling emulsion you recommend.

Foam and ct1 is the answer

Love watching u..so funny..the basics are right but my god you're a butcher..look, if u going to go right back to wall, do it right! i use sharp 1inch chisel, knock it down proper, not a blunt stanley knife! ffs..then sand it all down , i get leccy sander on it and the carbon paper, sand it smooth best u can BEFORE the foam goes in! then get the foam proper in! most of yours was just sat on top! cracks back within 12 months ..i use polyfiller 1st fill, but on stringing finish with wood filler! u were never trained, and it shows up so many time...DIY lads love u..as they know no better...old school decs like me...roll our eyes

Just fit small wood or plastic bead, fixed only to the stairs, quicker, neater and long lasting. This vid is a bodge