LEVEL5 Drywall Skimming Blades - How To Guide!

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📹 Want to add that 'extra edge' to YOUR tool arsenal? Check out this LEVEL5 Skimming Blade Demo to learn how 🔥

⚙️ In this clip, @tkdrywall & @themuddygirl break down exactly how to use our best-selling compound skimming tools for fast & professional results 👇

1. Load the area to be skimmed either by hand, with a roller, or with a flat box. Make sure the load is nice and level, free of any lumps.

2. Feather the edges, preferably with a flexible 6”.

3. With the skimming tool at a 45-degree angle, pull the mud with light to medium pressure to remove excess mud from the load and to level the mud to the surface.

PRO TIP: For larger joint areas, a light 45-degree pull may be needed to remove the remaining excess mud.

4. For the final pull, lay the blade down with medium to firm pressure to finalize the area.

🚨 @tkdrywall + @themuddygirl = 🔥 Thanks for sharing!

[mtwlf]

Nice work as a painter I appreciate good drywallers now it be better if they would sweep and vacuum would be even better.

[MrCk]

I just did my first drywall job last week and tbh a good skim on some mud is the most satisfying feeling I’ve ever felt in my life lmao

[juniorcarmack]

My 36 inch level 5 skim coating blade is the best tool I’ve bought last year with the extension pole. From doing sheet rock repairs, to skim coating full ceilings definitely makes sure the drywall mud is nice and flat on repairs and for ceilings after scraping popcorn texture off of them.

[Elena-mkbf]

Thanks God, finally someone created this wonderful tool! Thank you, LEVEL5!!

[dustincombs]

Just tried this with my 24”. Damn I suck so bad at drywall

[aaronsteve-eyze]

That's fine and Danny but that's old school. We got a spray rig that sprays it on 3 guys that come back behind and Pull it tight. and then it gets sand and checked out by lights it. Comes out like glass that's how we do it in California.

[darrylsmith]

That’s how we use to texture ceilings back in the 80’s and 90’s roll on the mud and stomp the pattern withe the stipple brush, ah the memories!

[jigsey.]

I liked the artex style finish before smoothing

[lesliel]

We used to finish that with a natural sponge after rolling it on...done!

[kevinmartin]

I like it… even to skim over and old texture ceiling

[LittleBunnyKungFoo]

I'm either using the wrong mud or wrong consistency - I can never roll it on without huge globs falling all over the place

[construction]

I have one of those 48 in trowels and I love it

[DanMarcelino]

That would’ve made a really cool textured finish 👍🏼

[stratto]

That’s bad ass. I’ve been a drywaller all my life. This must be up north. They orange peel everything in the south just about

[explorster]

I left it after rolling it on, 1. let dry 2. light sanding 3. then painted looks bad ass.

[steveheiss]

STORCH, better quality, less money
Been using them behind cotton fiber and cellulose acoustical plaster for years better production when sprayed from a Graco pump

[salehsaleh]

Your day happy happy to know the type of machine and tools you use from any company

[LaylaD]

I did my first level five finish.... What roller sleeve do you recommend, I used a 1/2 Colossus, not bad but I'm sure there's better..

[garrettdylan]

What size nap ya’ll using on your roller? I thought 3/4 would be big enough and it doesn’t load much at all

[СергейСтепанов-цй]

Это самый Идеальный вариант отлично получается. 👍🔥
Я точно так работал за границей когда был во Франции. Научился многому спасибо Европе не жалею что поехал.