How To Patch Render A Wall | COMPLETE BEGINNERS GUIDE

In this video, we'll show you the complete guide on how to patch render a wall. this isn't always easy and quite hard to get a flawless finish.

But we'll show you the right products to use, the best way to do it and a fail proof way to recover blown external render on your walls.

Tools used in video:
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Blaine Gray,
Plastering For Beginners

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[ravkhabra]

Great video and just brilliant to see a master craftsmen take such pride in his work.

[Billy-dlyg]

Hat off to ya, a lot of spreads would have walked away from a job like that. Ocr game changer, has been for years. Nice job mate.

[tuurkishman]

Looked great when you was using the sponge, it just blended lovely satisfying.

[davesmart]

Nice job Blaine, patching looks a real art

[bisewski]

Is awesome to see how each country doing the things in each way. Here in Brazil, we use the same tools like your "floating diamond" and your sponge. To render an entire wall we first use the coat to build guides in edges of the wall. So after it, we apply the coat in one layer. And with a "ruler", basically an aluminum rule to cut the coat using the guides. After it we fill again the holes and more rulers...After it we use your float diamont to smooth everything. And to finish, the sponge. Of course with help with like a brush tool to spray water in wall to help.
We call "rebocar" the process to apply coat. Normally we dont use any electric machine to do this.
Thank you for your videos.

[tristanwright]

Great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[owensnanny]

Thanks for the help, just going to have a go using your video

[petemoring]

A patch-Render on a normal house is a PAIN in the Dooh-Dah's .... On a building like that you need some sort of medal .... Fair play for cracking it out without too much hastle 🤠

[PaulCloves]

Gonna have to start calling u kenwood………fitting name for anyone who can blend like that, top job

[djhago]

That be great stuff for finishing reveals

[darrengreenstreet]

Lime render will outlive anything else and won't cause damp like this will endlessly

[petepete]

For rubbed render, the sponge has always been a friend, I love the scratch tool, I used to make mine out of old bicycle spokes and an old paint brush, my mixer was an old bicycle crank welded to a T bar made from old electrical zinc tubes they used in factories to feed the wiring around if I could make it rather than buy it I did,

[stevemills]

You need to do some plasterboard videos dude. I struggle more with that than plastering

[richardprivett]

Really like your content. Been watching your videos for ages. I’m in need of a bit of help. DIY hobbies at most so please don’t hate me:

I’ve sand and cemented the side of my house. And 90% looks great. But after final coats of paint. I noticed a few high and low spots. The low spots are an easy fix. But the high spots I think are from my base render being to high and my final coat being to thin. How best to fix them?

[JackMetcalfe-zu]

Hi mate, I’m going to to blocking up a door and replacing with just a shorter window. So I will have around 1m x 800mm to patch render. How do I join on to the old render ? Cheers

[danrizzo]

love your vids mate. spot on.
that one coat render, can it be painted over just with masonry paint??

[JasonFisher-oxde]

Another great video, your videos have been such a big help to me. I got the OX speedskim ST and SF what a game changer have plastered two ceilings now, Iv'e just watched your video on Bond-it pregrit can I use this on a painted plaster board ceiling then skim with multi- finish or should I PVA then bonding coat then Multi? Many thanks you've saved me a lot of heart ache

[grzegorzbiernacki]

Looks like nice product to use. I've seen your video about plastering chimney stack for wood burning stove. If you were doing it again would you use weber or still go for sand and cement??

[hannahswann]

Hi there. HELP!! I remodelled a wall to brick up a doorway and create double doors and some areas needing rendering are nearly 50mm deep and 0.5m in size. From my research more than 25mm render in two layers is not recommended. How do I tackle that? I'd really appreciate any advice and thanks for your AMAZING videos. BTW, funny scary music 😂

[MrRpilot]

could you use OCR as a base to patch in wetcast ?