Rendering Is Hard Until You Do This…

We’ll show you the best and EASIEST way to render walls with sand cement render. Rendering is probably the hardest skill to learn with Plastering.

But we’ll show you the best plan to get great results even if you have no previous experience.

Don’t take me wrong, you need to practice.

But Rendering didn’t have to be gruelling. Just follow this process and you’ll be fine!

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

[petergalloway]

I am a 77 year old retired plasterer and have done thousands of metres of plainface sand lime cement rendering This is by far the best video l have seen on this topic Most of the techniques shown are exactly what l used

[mtnmenfence]

Mate you would be a great person to work under. Has a laugh, explains things simply and well and generally happy. Good video, thanks

[ewanrollo]

If you're doing this in or around Edinburgh. Get your sand from. Thistle timber. Its well worth it. Its a pleasure to work compared to other places. Super fine almost like brown sugar, no stones and comes almost dry so its easier to pre-mix.  Also its from a local quarry so a bit better for the environment and the colour matches any old mortar or render

[waltontime]

Subbed! Cracking video on rendering and, very informative. Thank you for your videos kind sir!

[rossmcleod]

Thankyou for this, clear, concise, to the point and wish you were around years ago when I started tackling the home jobbies.

[tonydalton]

Watching you enabled me to render an 80 foot wall, something I've never done before. It looks pretty good too.
The problem I came across is after I combed the scratch coat some of it must have "Come forward" from the rest as it set. When it came to the top coat the scratch came through in a couple of places. Which meant I had to make the top coat a little thicker.
But you are brilliant at what you do & make things much easier they way you explain things. Thank you.

[mazermajestic]

That's some nice looking work man, and a fantastic video. Top notch

[BiodunOnipede]

tried the weberend OCR based on your recommendation and you are right, its a game changer. Just add water, sticks like bonding and sets at a good predictable rate. Very smooth, no stones and not that expensive on a small job like garden walls. Used it out doors and it rained but it still set. Sand and cement would have been washed off the walls

[DiamondJo]

I have to patch up some render after a leak repair. Your instructions will help me get a good finish. Thanks

[jamieanderson]

I done my own walls s and c render. Slightly overworked a few areas but happy with it. The key is a good fine sand i believe. Finer the better

[ShafaqIftikhar-pwld]

Super fantastic video thankyou for the upload

[NakaNakaDerkaDerka]

Your videos have been so helpful in getting my diy render skills up. Would love to see more on beadless corners

[brainnya]

Perfect! I'll just add something that was really hard for me to understand when I was learning. Floating is the process that prevents the render from cracks. The circular motions swirl the render inside and you get no cracks with regular sand/lime/cement renders. With ready renders like the Weber it's really hard to get cracks, I wish I knew that before my first attempt.

[joshkwd]

Thank you so much for sharing this - best video on rendering. Perhaps you could do one on rendering EPS.

[evaldasurbanavicius]

professional job mate!nice, thanks for the lessons!appreciate it!

[darrenlucas]

I've been plastering for 40 years.... render has always been a bit of a nemesis for me, this boy is the fizziest drink in the fridge, trust me.

[peterjones]

Great advice yet again. Just one question, which always confuses me. How do you float a bell cast bead?. Cheers Blanie looking forward to more of your vids 👍

[ukvinersmart]

Sick of crap sand full of stones. Feel ya pain. Ive started running sand thru some mesh to get all stones and pebbles out. Yeah takes some time but its worth it

[northernpatriotmanchester]

We was always taught to level the scratch coat and load it with lime to hold back the second coat

[JettTheVizsla]

Hey mate love watching your videos. I'm to a pommy living in wellington Nz 10years have you got any videos of plastering in Nz? What do you think of Nz plastering products?

Dan