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Uploaded by on Jun 30, 2010

How to skim coat over existing spray textured drywall is something every home owner should know. You don't need to call a pro in to skim coat your existing spray textured drywall when you can do it yourself......if you know how....there's a lot of money to be saved here! Skimming over spray textured drywall, with a few coats of skimming material, is fun & easy to do, when you know how....& gives you a great workout....what could be better? Watch as "joe" shows you how to skim coat over existing spray texture on drywall.

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  • Hi... i just wounder why ppl in usa have a metlall bucket. it looks realy uncomfortable..

  • @David85swe What do you mean by metal bucket? Please explain. Joe :0

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  • @zombiekiller09DF Not sure if "joe" was dickering around or if he was just being "joe"! Take my word for it...."joe" knows alot of stuff. If "joe" was being sarcastic, I'm sure he wasn't directing it at you....maybe just to himself....lol Thanks for commenting. :0

  • @VideoJoeKnows It would appear that joe doesn't know much and that is why he is dickering around.Also sarcasm the lowest form of wit.

  • @zombiekiller09DF I've never used actual plaster before. Thanks for the great tips on how to use plaster to float out an existing spray textured wall! Joe :0

  • @VideoJoeKnows I'll tell you how to do it, scrape high point's off ,key with a sharp knife, pva and plaster over with real plaster,two coats as any half decent plasterer will tell yer job done in 3 hours,no sanding.Also plaster isn't expensive as some people might makeout,two bag's multifinish for this wall would be plenty,cost 10 quid or about 6 or 7 dollars.

  • @technodazed Great idea to use the quickset beofre going to the joint compound. Thanks for the tip! Joe :0

  • I always milk the wall, then apply durabond 90, then ez sand 90, then premixed joint compound, then lightly sand with a wet, tight knit rag.

  • @050mega I clean out the inside of my mud pan periodically during my project then I clean the outside of it when I get done. Good eyes....thanks for noticing!! A clean mud pan, especially on the edges, will help you prevent getting lines in your mud, from the dried up crusties!!...lol That goes for your broad knife as well. Keep those edges clean. Have fun with your project. Joe :0

  • clean your mud pan

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