Quickest, EASIEST WAY To Fix Blown Plaster (CRACKS GONE FOREVER)

In todays video we're going to show you how to fix blown plaster. This is a massive problem with old houses and it's something we all need to learn how to deal with.

But there's a right and wrong way for doing it.

We'll show you the correct way to fixing damaged walls and outline the way to stop old cracks for GOOD! I'll show you which materials to use at which time. I'll also outline to full process in FULL!

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Blaine

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[johnmcnamara]

I'm just a diyer. Who wish he could plaster like you. Brilliant video.

[TheIcebon]

Great job, I notice ‘damp Sam’ on YouTube has been reviewing your videos, wouldn’t listen to it. Your top dog at your game, well done

[CEO]

Really helpful video, I’ve always wondered the difference between hardwall and bonding and you’ve explained it very clearly, thank you.

[DanTheManIOM]

why is this so relaxing to watch ? I have a blown area but the substrate is smooth, they justed joint compound and it's just popping off years later....same area on both floors. It's not porous, so I think I need the PVA first. Get it done !

[Joe_P]

Brilliant video, thanks for the tips. I'm gonna give it a go myself now 👍

[Joe-jvmm]

Good break down on dealing with different back grounds, and how to use hardwall / bonding coat

[marcoflores]

Very good Information, I live in the USA but have a house across the border to Mexico. Bought the house from my mother in law, 40 plus year old, home that was well built, from brick. But now, the paint from prior years is falling apart and cracking. Your videos are very educational and now I know what to do. Thanks A lot

[brianharper]

great to watch, plenty of skill & as an electrician, i'm just chomping at the bit to get in there & put holes all over it

[monkeyboy]

A very helpful video describing these two products, their use and surface application. Thank you very much.

[cormacdoyle]

One of the best video clips I have ever watched

[mattsta]

I'm addicted to your videos....Can't stop watching 'em HAHA

[oddjob]

Damn, I did not know not to PVA hard brick 😢. I literally covered a 2.4m x 4m wall in PVA before applying a bonding coat. After hearing your explanation about the brick suction keeping hold of the bonding coat, I now see the error of my ways 👍

[AtomFoundationLLC]

Thank you. If you can have a list of materials you used, that will be great. I have no idea what to buy.

[bambibigboy]

Hi ya. Would it be a good or bad idea to SBR thermolite blocks before rendering to stop the horrendous suction. Thanks very much.

[bikusmoto]

Thank you for explaining PVA is not required for brick surface.

[petermcleavey]

I have a blown plaster hole back to block. I've already PVA the block, is that going to be a problem? What can i do if it is? Thanks great vid wish i watched it beforehand 😂

[darefrancesca]

Video is great. What product do I use if I am repairing a lime plastered wall? I dont want to make it not breathable

[sidstam]

Surprised at not PVAing on brick, instead using water. Working on a small project at home with exposed old bricks. Just applied PVA a couple of hours ago!

[arronnorton]

Love the videos, but why or what causes the plaster to blow in the first place ?

[michaelhoare]

I need to deep fill a few bare block areas and even as a complete DIT platering novice, I didn't think bonding plaster or even mortar was the answer, so naturally I turned to Blaine. Hardwall it is.