Kirk here with Kirk Giordano plastering today, What we're doing are quite a few windows. The
difference between this and many of our jobs is that we're using a Bosch bulldog because
it studs as I'm a zero in here. I want to show you guys something important studs are a real
drag to waterproof. After all, we got to get there's we're going to lose a lot of cement
between this guy here plus we got to put our new paper under over this. Underneath
this grace membrane, so my brother Lou is doing the breakout on this particular one,
the homeowner broke out the rest of these men that fella did a real
good job there's what we're going to be putting back together right now.
that Bosch Bulldog really really works the best for breaking out over the last 30 years that's
the one I prefer we will put it back together show it to you and then show you how to plaster
it all right guys we're done with the paper wire I'm just stapling everything off there's
something you're going to remember this is stud so studs we're gonna lose a lot here and it's
hard to get all the big clumps all so if you ever have a job that you're going to be stuck
on with studs put too many staples otherwise compress that comes on drowns me out make the
mud yep so we're about to make we're going to use rapid set on this there's rapid said premium 20
different branches concrete but here's the rapid set because the stucco here is about two inches
right here two inches right here and then an inch and a half on the studs or seven it should be 7/8
but with the rapids that we get more bite and I'll be able to fill these in right here with
just one pass as close to a whole lot of passes I'm going to clean this up with water get all
this residue out of here and remember that new paper goes over the existing paper and it goes
under the membrane it could have ten different types of memory they used grace ice and water
shield here which is a pretty good one so you're going to see us start to plaster real soon again
you just mix it stiff when you come to studs all right guys we've got so much just in this crack
you don't get the dust out of crack duck alone in here properly so I'm going around here boom
all the dust is off now the material again and my seminar isn't there's a hot bag it's kind of like
six off it's made by rapid s that certification you use it what the beauty of this stuff is you
can go pretty fixed you go real sick but you can mix it more in five minutes let me move it
a mixer you got mine otherwise you'll lose it come on Mike fix on mix it longer than
that and you'll lose this material there's the dirty of it I feel pretty sick when I get up to
this window generally I can take it like this and go to here like that like give it a nice
clean finish but because we tape them I want it to really get here under the windows so I'm
going to go ahead like this I'm gonna clean it course always comes around because turn
that a how big you are Xavier and I both know Kosta I'm taking it off here the rest of this
now again, this is a hot bag which means it sets quick bag short of a corner to yourself I'm gonna
make my own little bottom corner now goes such a hot mud I'm going to put another piece on
here I'll go ahead and put another piece on here you simply cannot do this standard mud
this is that $35 bag stuff so pay for it, but again I don't recommend anybody unless you know
ten years and your belt legend you to certification and use this I had
a fella how to pitch was using this one and mix it seized up because it's set so fast
really gotta be careful what you
basically, put those notes flashback show you what the heck just to throw them
else I'll scratch it. Everything comes back and browns it, but the point of
this particular stuff here you that comes our way leave it up all right guys the Darby time
for straight edge or rock what I'm going to do what this guy is I want my Walter and plums in
this window so if I put it right there that's a true club so now that I got the bolts on
I'm just gonna hold our beer and this door right here actually indented yeah the corner this
windows apply I'm going to take the garbage and make that straight edge right there one
quarter in we're gonna do the same right there one quarter in same right here one quarter inch
so there it is I should have it in a straight top I use this Darby I'm just gonna move this
Buckner out I'm gonna take your Darby go up that way we got a straight even mine on our soffit
right there okay I'm just gonna move the donor the over a wee bit more take it push it up I've
use a little elbow grease right here it may not show how much pressure on pudding I am putting
some pressure on then I'm going to come right here above the door there back and forth just
to get it situated straight and true and plumb I'm go up takes a little bit of practice and there you
have it you have a great wall to unplug the tops are going to be straight almost getting ready to
hard rubber floated here take this all the way down and finally the bottom all right here bring
it up to the door right to the threshold I'm gonna do the same thing windows over here and
as well as that large slider right here I won't get back showing you too um hard rubber floating
the joint independent that determines whether or not you're going to see this joint and if you can
see the joint when I'm through and I didn't do it my job when I'm done the texture is going to
match here you won't be able to see it when it's painted finally should be right on the money all
right these guys get a chance to do some elbow grease as my son Jason and Xavier Xavier again
been with me for like 30 years is the best anyway what we're doing now is we are getting the joint
just as flush as you can that way I'm going to take the texture real soon and blend it all in
it's called feathering in the texture and the joint right here makes all the difference in
the world so unless this is done on the money it's harder to do the texturing okay guys we're at the
conclusion of the video right now I had my brother go down some soupy mud I'm gonna give you an idea
how soupy it is see that it's coming right off soupy mud can't have it stiff for a texture okay
I started at the top over there not certain if the camera can zoom in from the existing texture
to the new but give it a shot okay I'm coming up with the new texture blow up the door cuz I always
start from the top and I work my way down come in here and as I'm doing this I'm focusing on what I
they have here because there's a lot of different ways to put on some guys go straight up some guys
go side the fellows that did this they went to the combination of all so I'm going to take it
and feather it into the existing when I go do my tops here and put it up the hopper job come down
bring about texture is usually everybody's doing a knockdown tempo so now that I have this texture
on here okay what I'm going to do get down give my try just knock it down and I knock it down to
match this one we do some textures out of real rough like Taco Bell and some that are real
smooth so again I'm looking at this and I can see exactly and I'm trying to achieve it on that yeah
Then I'm going to come back again. I want to feather it into this when this
is painted. I only want to know that it was done to homeowners he has a big barbecue. I
don't want folks coming for new windows put it anyway I'm almost done here I'll give you just
last little bit okay this fella went upward on the rocker he went upward we want a stagger we
want to stagger we don't want to do it with low otherwise it to get give away one place
is going to be far gone one place is gonna be Ohio like that one loud bit runny much okay.
Are you a bully? Take it with it while I'm going over it is I want just the primer and
the paint to match this in, so keep it into the correct plane. There you have it, guys,
and again, we gotta make it look easy. Still, it's not as easy as I make it seem got a lot
of years to experience in doing this, so give yourself a little bit of slack if you can't do
it the first time Kirk rode on a plastering those of you want to do it but simply don't
know how opens helps you a wee bit thanks again for watching. We'll see you at the next one.
Then once the strike is again hard, I will flow it off with a
hard driver flow. We got a green sponge boat with a big jack hard rubber float,
so I'm going to hard rubber float everything gets everything solid,
never make some soup email and texture that's the last part is coming up real soon