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18-20 millimeters?!?! That's almost a 3/4 inch layer!!! Good lord no....

Um…. How about 20 mils instead of 20 mm lol

Anyone that thinks spraying can be level 5 coating is a idiot are the ones sitting not working. If you want to get a good level 5 coat. Its hand skimming from up and down than to side by side.

Just curious what level is s piece of drywall before it is taped

Wow, apply it 20mm thick? That’s almost 1 inch. How do you get it that thick with a sprayer??

This guy is just reading another paint companies website. Word for word. Level 5 should be trowel applied skim coat

Interesting indeed thank You 🙏

How do you take the handle off??

How 20 mm thick this is 2 CM it is almost an inch, What MM we are talking about here

If you are spraying, MOP the walls down with a 24inch microfiber style mop slightly damp. It clears the dust for a better result

“18mm to 20mm thick”, that has to be a misstatement?

try hand trowelling all that

240p?

Really guy didn’t even use channel locks correctly!!

To fix the new plaster walls can you apply this to new plaster walls before the first water mist /emulsion coat?

It’s not the walls smooth

18-20 mm thick LOL - Right !! 18 -20 Microns pal

love this video

Dear God just put the mud on twitch your knife and take it off why are u adding more steps dude you would take forever to clean

so if you had a helper you could have longer strips?

It's amazing how incompent you make this guy look. It's a lot easier to set a door or window if you first frame the opening.

18-20 mils not mm. O

This is to much work I have a product that I can spray iup to 150 gallons in 45 minutes. And make thousands. This is to slow and to much work.

Well explained. Can you also recommend the best sprayers for a diy project

Why not three coat all the joints and use a good drywall primer

awesome product, horrible ear rape music.

GO Alejandro

TRUMP owns 2020!!!!

Amateurs

Please give me a Wedjji ! ! !

This dude taped seams before butts 🤦‍♂️

I always used leftover tan latex paint to mix in the mixture. Actually used 3 mud to 1 paint. Or about 1 gallon paint for 3 to 4 boxes of mud. This makes it really easy to see any areas that need touchup and after sanding and feathering the edges of the touch up with a wet sponge, you will always be able to spot prime with ease. This method was used on many multi million dollar resort homes in Big Sky Montana.

A simple thank you is required...great tips.

Why are people trying to make cheap spackle joint compound finish into a quality finish...no matter what anyone does it's been proven to fail in 5-10 years...just basecoat finish plaster for quality...

Great taper video. Probably the best there is. Thanks for taking your time with the steps and issues and why they happen. The oh ya light came on a few times while watching this. With you’re help next job will be less frustrating.

Why not use proper plaster, not drywall mud? You guys really need some British Gypsum Multifinish over there in the US.

They look like cheap junk. I can clean my tape tech gun with a garden hose faster the you can take this thing apart.

Would you recommend,or is it possible to spray a smooth texture on walls that’s already a knockdown texture ceilings are anywhere from 20 to 25 ft

That's not a level 5 finish a level 5 is a smooth coat a level 5 goal is not to be able to see your tape joints priming is done by a painter not a drywaller what a joke

What ttpe of pump do tou recommend for this sprayer

What a great little video.

A hard hat to skim coat? I didn’t know mud was that dangerous.

" Not Kool Fonze Wise " 😂

so can I roll the primer/surfacer on the wall or ceiling?

Yup wast of money taping 30 plus years get good taper put flat paint on ceasing nothing else

18-20mm thick? That’ll shrink a room significantly! By the way, your millimeter gauge is broken. Lol

Great information!

Dang I never seen that triangle one I got the circle one

GREAT IDEA. Kindly contact me on e-mail address formbuild777@gmail.com.. Many thanks.

3:00 18 to 20 millimeters.... so about 3 quarters of an inch...