Dot & Dabbing Plasterboard ~ Extension Build #12

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Our thanks go to James and Ian of The Supreme Finishing Company.

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[sygad]

seriously loving the "where's james" bit, silly but very funny and makes the video

[tonynorfolk]

'Where's "Hello mate!". Absolutely love this!!! I'm hooked on each new episode 😅😅👍

[JohnnyMotel]

Dot & Dabbing a bare block wall is very satisfying. It transforms the space, reduces the acoustics and makes the owner feel like things are moving along.

[Ssssshhhhh]

Wheres James... every time it kills me...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.
Fantastic series this, really enjoying it. Thanks all do appreciate it. 👍👍👍

[no_short_circuit]

James just smiling all the time. How wonderful it must be to love your work - as he obviously does.

[supernovajohnboy]

I’m here for the “cables are not covered by capping” comments. I have been a sparky for years now, capping is about as useful as a glass hammer. As long as they are run in the zones and are RCD/RCBO protected then it’s all good. Keep up the good work lads.

[stanieman]

Haha, I love the "where's James" part :D

[darrendrew]

Nice to see Ian with a speaking part this time 👍👍

[AntonyGoodall]

Brilliant. Love watching your videos - informative and entertaining as ever. My kids did chuckle at "Where's James?"... and maybe I did too!

[SteveAndAlexBuild]

Another great episode boys .you're a DAB hand at that James 😏. I bought some plugs the other day and saw they must be goods they were Forge fast. I thought of you lot straight away . That chalk line looks the business 👍🏽👌🏽🧱

[tobybeswick]

There's nothing better than nice clean, flat, straight plasterboard boarding. You're setting it up for a perfect skim coat.
I hate it when companies get the cheaper lads to plasterboard, and there's holes and gaps everywhere, it just means you're always fighting it with the skim

[alexbekele]

Skill builder and gogglebox. Perfect Friday 👍🏾

[peterbell]

Another great video Roger &James Thank you

[MBHOMEIMPROVE]

I look forward to these videos! Especially on a Friday!😆

[thetallcarpenter]

Great to see the jobs moving along nicely.😎 Great video.👍

[richardcapey-wade]

Hope you did a solid line of adhesive on the top and bottom of your plaster boards otherwise there will be draughts coming through light switches/sockets etc, but this nhbc standard is rarely done, cheers.

[samwilliams]

Nice job James, particularly not running the plasterboard joint in line with the door frame leg! I snag new builds and every frame has plasterboard join cracks above. It only takes a couple extra minutes to offset it but makes a world of difference 👍🏻

[MrSmid]

My dot n dab wall which is against my neighbours house (bungalows, 20yrs old) shows up as cold spots through my diamond Dulux paint(and 20 years of magnolia emulsion).

Also a surface crack up a join. A plasterer showed me how to dot n dab and always a full dab up the join. ✌🏻

[nickhaley]

Personally I like dot and dab. It give you a better U value which gives more options regarding wall construction. Also it massively reduces the amount of water you put into the structure when building and so you have much less cracking and much quicker drying times, typically you can start finishing works within a few days.
Done properly with plenty of adhesive where you know you need fixings, like rads and kitchen cuoboards, it work well.
I've always used it on my own place.

[Ultimate-roofing-square.]

I’ve been looking at getting a new chalk line .. cheers James. 👍🏻