hi guys Kirk and Jason here with Kirk Giordano plastering, generally the contractor or the
homeowner usually installs the stucco stops but we're gonna show you how we do them since we are
gonna do them the owner here put this poly cane on this poly cane that's that's pretty
good because he had a large gap here but the poly can is usually used for metal on roofs
the ultraviolet ray on here protects it so the Sun doesn't beat it up anyhow what we're gonna
do is we're gonna put some paper here and then Jay is gonna cut these because he does
miter in and measuring a lot better than I do you know you'll measure the bottom cut it and
then put this guy on here and when we come to do the actual installing of it rather than use
Brad's and a hammer which splits this sometimes I brought my Cinco gun or a Bosch gun and nail
gun it just with a piston it just shoots the Brad's right in here so we don't split this
stuff anyhow jail show you how to cut these guys and install him because he's a lot better at that
than I but I'm a better stucco guy alright guys so I'm here to do the cuts cuz I'm like he said
he's better at stucco but I'll get these cuts a lot better I've already done my bottom one
this is a 45 degree cut so that my trim rest nicely on the drip screed and you don't have
an unsightly gap here at the bottom so now that I know where the bottom is I need to see the top
so I'm gonna get up there and I've got my top piece of trim and so knowing where it's gonna
go on top of that poly King I've got them nice and marked and I've already got the lines up
there but you see how I do it now I'm gonna take it over to the saw and I'm gonna cut them alright
guys so I've got my chops all aligned great thing about a chop saw is you know you get a nice miter
dangled perfect cut so I'm on the 45 I've got my first piece where I need it you always got to be
real careful when you use in this all have eye protection so I'll bring it down alright
and just like that, we've got our first cut, and then now I need to miter in the other direction,
so I bring it to the opposite 45 get my little bricks over here hold this make sure I'm right on
my line and cut it, and there we go now I'm gonna hang these up okay guys so I've got my pieces cut
this one I hung up with some tape I've got it right where I want it this guy I thought I'd
show you so what I'm gonna do is line it right up with that polygon and it's nice because we've got
a nice perfect vertical line to go with now I've got it right where I need it I've got my brad gun
These are really necessary. If you try and do that with a hammer and nail,
you're gonna split it almost every time, so I've got that one. Now I move over to this guy.
all right now that I've got those two on,
I can get my top piece and measure it out against them and line up my next cut
Anyway, you see where I'm going with this, and in a second, I'll be done. All right, guys,
I'm hanging my last piece now. These often wiggle a little bit because you're sometimes putting
them on things that aren't perfectly flat weird gaps, so you get one side, and that's perfect,
and you come over to this side sometimes you have to finagle it a little bit, and then that's done,
and you might have noticed we didn't have paper behind it on the top here as we do on the sides
the paper actually goes into this key then we're gonna fuse everything with caulking,
and I'm not going to do that right now, but you get what I'm saying anyway this is Jason
with Kirk and Jason Giordano plastering, and we'll see you guys on the next one.