Hello folks, Kirk and Jason here with Kirk giordano plastering, today were on a noisy Street
so bear with us today what I'm gonna show you guys this they put a couple new windows in the old ones
had the issues so they addressed them next up what we're gonna do is we're gonna put two more
layers of weather barrier over this time it the subsidies that you can use ty big well the plaster
some dump so we just always put two more layers of black paper one time I'll show you something here
we're gonna put a trip screen on this wood here then we're gonna pull this back down on it what
things I want to point out is a fella who did this break out Eugene's a little his bed this guy is
the best and see how he's got this broken out here where we've got six to eight inches of really good
paper and we got five inches of really good wire our new paper goes on there or over this one once
we get on this and we tie it all together this way it's watertight and equally important is other
than our new wire crisscross is with the original wire and that way we won't get no hairline cracks
which is excellent give Eugene's phone number because he's just great his number if you ever
looking for a fellow to break out stuff go and put new windows and doors in on the exterior
you don't get any better than hope for that offer his telephone number is area code one five three
seven seven zero three five six oh you gene that is good anyhow I'll share what we're gonna do and
then I'll show it to you with the actual work be like our new two layers of paper they've got to go
underneath this stuff so generally what I'll do is I'll look at what he's got and of course he even
did its timing according to what Tyvek specifies private specifies all your joints must be taped
and you have to use the staples with these little rubbers on it he's right according to code with
everything what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna take my knife to score this right here when I get to this
state I'm lifting this up right here I'm lifting this up and I'm putting my two layers of paper
underneath here and because we have this here I probably put another layer on the top here and
he used that together with a Sikaflex polyurethane coffee well we're gonna get started I'm gonna go
ahead and put my gift screen we're gonna start the paper up with a shoe when I get to this stage I'll
show a kid okay guys first thing we're gonna do is he got this type it going over the flashing here
there's a metal flashing behind these concrete stairs and that way it should be now I'm gonna
take this screen here generally I'll drop my screen below the mudsill that way with water
sprinklers come on or heavy rains it doesn't warp this right here the hit the ground splash up and
this can expand and you crash hold that over there dad now what I'm doing is um I'm using my finger
as a template I've been doing this so many years that's the way I do it I just hold it here pop
the staple alright guys couple more tips we have countered his Tyvek with our jumbo tips and down
here I've cut the timing as well as a jumbo text because this is a weight screen or a drip screen
and it's designed to allow water that goes through stucco hit the paper or the membrane and weep or
drip out those okay that being said and done we go back up here here's the next phase when you're
going over at idak memory our new papers got to go into here alright this fella I got a couple tacks
in here so I'm gonna do is I'm gonna hang keys out because I want my I want my two more layers
of paper to go underneath this membrane here all the way into this membrane this is um okay
so under this cloth membrane this is the Tyvek or poly kin so what I'm gonna do just just to
show you guys stuff not a couple sections here I'm using the role as a guide to cut a straight line
of paper I put the knife right here I'm shakedown okay people okay now almost forgot mark the studs
okay I can look under here and see it's done done or I can do it the old way with easy way every 16
inches on center is a stud there's 16 right here boom there's a stunt here is right 16 there's a
stud from here to here 16 on center there's a stud almost forgot that then I have to be pounding the
wall to find them alright guys we're gonna take this paper here I want to come all the way under
here and over this that one is all right I was looking at cutting I'm here to here it kind of
shortened look I want to be under this membrane now I'm gonna shimmy this guy under here oh okay
now would attack this salad now it's two more layers over this this will come down up here
right here, another little paper under here just like that now I'm going to counter once more two
more layers that are two layers I want to go over these two layers, so we get on this side now we've
done her to use it if you're not sure not come over this paper and that is how we take the entire
wall what we're gonna do is I showed you the basics at the bottom usually is most of the basics
we're gonna do the same exact system all the way up then we're gonna put a 17 gauge wire no we're
not going to use the flat pieces of mesh which a fella emailed me into how come here I watched
other videos and they're putting this flat piece of mesh on that's for different states we're in
California right here where the wire which is normal we'll show you that when we get to that
stage but right now we're gonna get busy and we're gonna wrap this wall up okay guys we've
got everything papered what we generally do is I'll tack everything just temporary and then I'll
come back with a big gun big gun makes a loud noise that compressor will probably go on and
drown me out so this wire here 17 gauge wire what we do is I come to the corner and I stop this at
this side and the fellows before me it's only a 10 year old house they wrap the wire around
the corner these pointers all rotted out vengers ole Kirk says do not wrap the corners with wire
wrap the corners with paper I double wrapped my corners so is four layers I never take the
wire and go around it because when you do you bend the wire here and then you hammer it and
you create a link that's more than likely why these guys have these issues here so don't do
that anyway getting back to our completion of this remember every six inches I don't
need furry news because it's Salford wire 17 gauge Salford wire what I'll generally
do is tack off everything and then I'll put my polyurethane caulking on the edges because but
if I do it the other way where I put this on the edges then my gun hits this nasty stuff
and sticks everywhere real drag to get this on you don't get it on we're gonna tie this
up lunch is waiting we've got other stuff to do around here but anyhow I want to thank you
folks for watching my name is Kirk I am with Kirk giordano plasting we do all of our own work 30
years now and I do it all thank you for watching once more we'll see you guys on the next one.