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plastering interior ceilings instructions, spinning a hawk, fix ceilings or walls.

Hello, our DIY plastering enthusiast; this video explains, Interior plastering instructions, fix your ceilings or walls, joint drywall compound’s described below as they are easier and much more user-friendly.
I used structo-lite plaster with accelerators as I didn’t want to wait for 3 to 5 hours for the Structo-lite to set;
Unfortunately, structo-lite is only sold at professional plastering yards. Thus, drywall compounds will be included in this content.

Hers a few more tips on plastering interior ceilings, below
https://youtu.be/55SWv947H1g/Apply stucco or exterior cement plaster on any ceiling
https://youtu.be/FFZSX8QIq6A/Remove and repair internal application on walls and ceilings
https://youtu.be/1enMWniNYkI/Skip troweling plaster or stucco, troweling on finishes

Because it’s much easier, and materials such as drywall/sheetrock joint compounds are much more user-friendly to the average homeowner or DIY person. I feel the information below will help you better understand simpler methods to achieve the same results.
Thus I have included them to help you understand your choices.

As so many people asked how I spun my hawk, here’s the answer to the old spinning Plaster hawk, for those with little to no patients, this so-called plastering secret is revealed at 4:33, so go to it and impress the hell out of all your plastering co-workers.
If you really want to see some serious stuff spinning a hawk, the beginning of the below video is crazy excellent. -https://youtu.be/KldxODNprP0

Drywall mud, is also called joint compound, is a gypsum-based paste used to finish drywall joints and corners in new drywall installations. It’s also handy for repairing cracks and holes in existing drywall and plaster surfaces. Drywall mud comes in a few basic types, and each has its advantages and disadvantages.
For example, if you are already trained in applications, you’d mix and apply the “20-minute drywall/sheetrock accelerated joint compounds.
If you need more time, you can buy 40, 60, 90, or even longer working times so that you have more time to apply these joint compounds before they start to set.
You naturally but a longer set time such as the 45-minute or 90-minute joint compound.

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