@@benglue5396 we use them when casting out moulds

Ceiling roses and corbels more like ropes and laps tho

Don't need it for this job buddy low suction loads of key I'm sure I said during video? Also added a little into mix

You could sbr wall if u wanted all the same every job is different

Yea I don't see water getting past my render at all or the roof as it should be well sheltered also but it is a pretty good design

No mate be grand as long as its not massive amounts per mix I have made sand and cement render with it for small loads of times now

So When i use sbr I always paint it on neat / pure and will coat over it while wet or tacky before it dries, when i add some to a mix I only ever add a drop full I believe there is loads off videos on my mixes on channel if you fancy a look.... There is for sure a way to calculate meter per weight of sand and cement im not sure on the mathematical formula but no doubt it would need the area and the depth added in then the ratio of mix and would give you what's needed to achieve this, thing is I have been doing it that long just go by eye and of course ever wall and backgrounds are different, will need different mixes and or more coats to get straight ect A good way to simplify how much you need is make one mix see how far that gets you then just multiply that and you will know how many mixes you shall need and how much materials hope this is helpful my friend

Thanks mate! What size trowel is best for sand and cement? I currently only have an 11"

@deaosatori216 11 inch woukd work well mate

Thanks mate I really appreciate all your help. I'm having fun learning! Is it okay to put a dash of Sikabond SBR+ in a top coat? I've seen some fellas say "never put waterproofer in top coat" but I don't know why. I bought a scarifier that has flat teeth and I'm finding it isn't sharp and strong enough to scratch the surface a lot of the time. Did I buy the wrong thing? Are those style scratchers for a different type of plastering maybe?

@deaosatori216 your gear is setting to muchnor on to thin if u wet wall down and add a little more on the scratcher should work 100%. I put water proffer in my top coat but really would use sbr can make it harder to finish

Yea a mate of mine asked why I didn't just make them myself but these are pretty well made. I always fill buckets 3 to 1 then 4 to 1 top coat if shovels to a bag probs be like 10 to a bag then 12 to a bag

@shadow_bandit403 I'm not 100% sure I would thought multi was harder due to it not being as fine . When mixing plaster a wetter mix is weaker that one with more plaster in it

@@shadow_bandit403 yea not looking forward to that at all

@@deaosatori216 yes buddy

Any time brother so glad it has helped you so well :):) keep in touch for sure man

@louisparisi1 your most welcome my friend please do share to help others

@misterg1742 our accent would be hard to understand . So if you can you'll be flying .. thanks again and your welcome to our channel any time my friend

What type of job are you doing?

Your welcome

Thanks buddy Love these jobs

@markhep bit more work but should set it off a little

@@macplastering 👍👍👍

I have fir sure spent crazy time out on this site God knows how many days spent now... yea stickjngbyonplan as much as possible.

Wouldn't mate have plastasicer n waterproof in

yes the part 3 the top coat but the rest is hand made again all mixes are on the channel buddy just type in on channel will pop up and ask away if in doubt

Thanks man :)

Any time brother :)

Nice to meet you my friend and you are always welcome here :)

Thank you for that my friend

What has started to rust ? these are plastic like all plastic

It could be if you remove screws and prop it up temporarily then gently remove but no doubt some will get some damage

Do you have lights on the outside? Like under the softit ?

@@macplastering no lights inside the house but the wind here is terrible so on a windy night the air blows into the roof space and it them comes down past the down lighters. This is not a building control solution but I put terracotta flower pots over the and the foamed around the pot. That made a huge difference in the house but there are a few we cannot get to as there is flooring over them up stairs. If I was doing it again in would be a full insulated warm roof on the house and poly urathane in the cavity. It’s more money to buy but farther faster install on top of the roof

@@macplastering no down lights out side the house just inside but the wind blows into the roof space and down past then so they had to be boxed in where we could reach them with terracotta flower pots

@marcusd2380 oh I see through the vents and around

@@macplastering that whole roof space is vented and in the winding our loft seams to pressurise so it comes down. But if it come down then it’s a path for heat to escape. Here it also blows down the conduit and past wall sockets. When u really think about it very hard to get an air tight house hence the warm roof is best

Trackers ?

Oh smart little chicks they are wonder could you find a metal version ? might be harder fpr them to move

Haha yea for sure stones and all glass what ever else in it LOL

I use all different kinds buddy used this one loads -= amzn.to/3xfXjEd

Thank you !

wat thats just pva its this one mate amzn.to/3xcQymH

You dont want pva for outside

Yea i was just remembering it off the mixes amounts haha but you are the closest one for sure :)

thanks my friend

Haha if only I could have done outside in stone

1 mm squred a day

Love to hear this video is helping people 😊 do share it on might be able to help others? Thanks again

So glad it's helpful my friend. Yes water is a hard one to say as if sand is wet it will take way less so its something that needs to be judged by the consistency wanted and needed 😉

Plans has it to be left ready for future conversion so plan is to get as much of that done in advance

@@macplastering future conversion to 2 floors but initially one? Not sure what you mean 🙂

@ZylonFPV basically just ground floor finished no stairs . But I will try do in the loft as much as possible so that when or if we put stairs in its up to code and will pass easy just down to money mate. If I could I would do all straight away but might not be able too

@@macplastering I see, good thinking! Even just ground floor looks quite big though so I’m sure it will do you fine!

​@@ZylonFPV ​@ZylonFPV for sure and the old saying more room more mess lol be good for storage definitely want to floor it so if I do that I might as well just insulate and skim the ceilings that way I'm not insulating it twice if that makes sense? But to do it all to code so as again when come to that stage I'm good to just finish but will have to have electric and heating pipes all sitting ready also

U could be this is a supior job big time

It's plastering sand mate

was a 2 year gurantee in box but they never responded and if they did was just a you didn't buy it from lidil as i got from ebay at the time

Have you done any plastering or rendering before?

Have you done any plastering or rendering before juels ?

Power washer scrap and scub mate 👍

@@macplasteringthank you 👍

@johns9543 always here mate

Haha its a never ending battle

Cheers mate yes really love doing these kinds of jobs :)

We also use size to clean it's great it's a chemical to slow down the setting time of plaster or paris works very very well

I have all sorts of ideas for cornice and designing stuff and the outside lol but will be a while yet lol

me to should be good will have loads of time to make sure it is haha

@macplastering haha definitely. you can tell its gonna come out well, get your self a good chopsaw that cuts spot on for the 2nd fix carpentery & maybe a tracksaw , & it'll be a walk in the park

@johns9543 good thinking mate 👍

That's the hopes for that water but willb Need serious working out

@@macplastering I could see that my friend. I think you will like what I shall be building. It could be hidden in plain site.

@MYNICEEV sounds great Raymond mate