Rendering Walls Made Easy With This Bagged Render ('I Should’ve USED THIS YEARS AGO!!!')

The Old ways of rendering is slow and unreliable. This modern guide to will show you a faster, more efficient way to render walls. We’re ditching sand cement render and getting rid of old tools.

I’ll show you a better process for rendering where we’re using better materials, better tools and a totally different process. If you’re serious about rendering then I think you’ll love this video.

Let us know what you think by commenting below. And please like and subscribe to our channel for more up to date ways to render and plaster.

Thanks for watching. I'll see you one the next one.

Cheers.
Blaine Gray,
Plastering For Beginners

#rendering #plastering #construction #diy #plasteringwork

[bangstick]

Been doing it for years mate, I use the mesh for first coat tho

[yerzhanabilakhatov]

you gave me a great experience! I have been doing this for many years but you are a master of your craft!

[Foxxiel]

Your videos just get better. Thanks so much 👌🏻 xx

[Billy-dlyg]

Top job mate👍, it's a game changer isn't it, started using it about 8-9 years ago, don't think I've used s an c since

[andrewhannah]

another excellent vid and very informative as always. Off the subject of rendering about a month ago you put up a video on how to apply plaster to a wall With a roller and at the end you informed us that you were going to do a more in-depth video on the subject. If so when could we expect to see a follow up. Many thanks and great channel.

[johnhart]

I'm 58 and never used the materials you are using or the power tool. Will try this on a small job first to get a feel. Thanks

[Mgt]

Excellent vid and very well put together and very informative. You used some techniques, materials and tools that I’m going to try out. Thanks for the vid.

[rbbuildsandleisure]

Great vid thanks, I have been using those sponge floats for ages they are brilliant, get yourself a Washboy grouting bucket they make cleaning the sponge floats a doddle

[georgelambertpt]

Top vid as always Blaine 👍 Quick question.. if I'm breaking down large walls into smaller sections, would you recommend expansion beads to do this? Cheers!

[JayE_]

Me and my old man have always used this. Will mesh first coat would never mess about with a sand cement mixer

[viankalobosvalenzuela]

Excelente y muy hermoso trabajo felicidades saludos 👊👏👌🏻💪💯

[July-A]

Very good job, but who in their right mind will decide to render a great looking facing brick wall?
If you were puting external insulation, sure.
Also, it's best to embed a mesh in the first coat.

[davidbarnett]

Hi mate looks great im no plasterer but want to do some planters on concrete block do i have to mesh it ?

[simongb]

Watched your other content for a bit of an education on my outside garden wall, heard about this OCR so I'm going to give it a go.

[Individjual]

Damn, your good. Hard to find tradesmen like yourself.

[darrylfranklin]

Never mind that pre grit, Use Webber rend aid for your scratch and leave it a couple of days to cure If you find it expensive for a scratch you can half and half it with sand and cement, Amazing product, Then top off with the OCR, No issues, Whatever you use Scratch should be left to dry a few days !! Basics of rendering

[peter]

With OCR it’s a one coat system, why did you apply in two coats, scratching the first?

[peterjones]

Another well explained vid. Definitely be giving this product a try on my next rendering job
Cheers Blaine 👍

[Pelt]

Great stuff, But….. try to get the same colour match if it needs a repair in future. Impossible!!

[marksavory]

Blaine good vid we got some external walls to do on a pool building so going to get a Refina power float as well as diamond floats can I ask why you don’t use the sponge that comes with the power float ? Thanks mark from wolvo