how do you guys Kirk and Jason here with Kirk Giordano plastering, today what we're gonna show
you is not a patch in a hole in the wall the fella Lee is installing a Viking stove oven it's
monstrosity and he I put a couple holes through the wall but we are high up on the hill in Oakland
up on Skyline we got hundred mile an hour winds fortunately we're on the side that there's the
north side it doesn't get all the the rain and wind but still we're up high I'm going to show
you guys how to put something together where it takes a little bit more skill and there's a lot
of ways to do this as almost every job we do do here's what we have to work with these are
the events for the Viking stove now this fella put a heavy belt here and that's fine you can
do this so many different ways guys what we're gonna do is I'm going to show you how to paper
it to put it back together now what I've done is broken out a little bit more here because our top
paper has got to go into this existing paper and I'll show you how sit back here you've got his
flashing where it covers this flashing the two layer papers here for the weather barrier when
they did this house originally not that old of a house because they're using two layer paper
anyhow sure how we do that now over here a lot of different things we can use we got the flash
you hear these peeling sticks there's some any peeling sticks but first thing I'm gonna do is
I'm gonna get some caulking going on because this piece right here is iffy so let me water
we're on a side where it gets very little wind and rain but we are high up on here so
I want to seal this together I'm gonna do both sides just like that this side over here too
go get this stuff on you guys the nightmare to get off okay now that we got that yeah I
pre-cut some papers that's the take these guys over here where you cut them already
and just here maybe I'll get over here so you guys actually see how to do this stuff okay
they used to ply paper to start with so I'm gonna use to plot what I like to do is I like to go as
high under this as possible almost to the vent itself so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna take
it right up to there and go overlap on there two layers same here same there okay now that
that's done a couple hammer tacks and what we do is excess we simply cut it off right here,
and right here now I'm gonna put two more layers on the sides, first of all, I think what I'll
do is I'll do my middle now my middle is gonna go under this it goes underneath this paper as
high up as you can get it okay and it doesn't hurt to continue another piece over that bottom joint
just like yeah, now we're gonna put a piece over here yes we already have a piece on there here's
a tip guy if you put if I want to put another one on this scene here once I tack all this wire down,
it's gonna push the coffee into that seam now what I do is I put this paper here on
top of there cover it put a couple staples on it oops got to put some staples otherwise when you
go to cut it'll just move all over the place and here I'll cut this side out just like so and here
all that gets tucked in there nicely and on the top find a piece of, and we're going to
continue that same process we go underneath this and what I like to do is why I broke this out a
little bit further here is to slide underneath mice cut there okay we got that going on and
we're gonna do the other side the exact way fine age take here cut in here
there we go notice this piece right here is underneath that piece right there in the excess
you can just put anywhere right there just to hold it now that's pretty watertight that's
about the best we're gonna get you we are going to repeat that same thing here I'm gonna take
this polyurethane caulking, and we're gonna seal the vent to it why do we have to seal the vent
to it well because moisture can get back there too with the wind and the rain we do both sides
just like this I'm gonna take my actually gonna do this top here too it's gonna take me about
three to four minutes I'll do this, and then I'll show you how we do the wire alright guys the next
phase is after you got this nasty caulking on here I'll use as a piece of paper throw away
this stuff gets audience really hard to get off real drag anyhow so then you take the existing
wire and put it back up here we go I'm just gonna tack it on with my hammer tacker at first
then I'll go after I've got this on I'll counter it with the other wire an important thing about
this is you got a wire Chuck of wires all always got to overlap itself if you don't overlap it say
like two inches minimum you'll get a hairline crack and that's why me here when he broke this
out they're not been working together for a while he's pretty good he knows exactly how
to break this out you can't if you don't have the wire in here then you will get a hairline
crack so we do this we tie it in and we get a piece of wire and count to that wire counter
our own wire and see here the idea the idea is we're two inches over this two inches that way
when we do the cement work it won't get a joint there we can stucco crack absolutely but if you
go by the by the book and you you overlap properly chances are it's not going to all
right we are we are done here and now granted if I bring out my gun to just staple this off
it'd take me longer to set my gun up then to put a few nails in it so I know where my studs
are so I'm gonna place some some nails I'm just gonna hammer them and the wires sell furry and
it holds away from the wall because it's it's bird that way I'm gonna tack in some nails to
hold it all in place and that'll be good enough for a lath inspection you don't have to have
staples in if you're doing a lath inspection as long as it's secure you're fine anyhow guys hope
that shows you the caulking method as far as when you're in a real high windy area because
that moisture you don't want any water going through that these seams especially on these
verticals when you only have two measly inches of tie in on a new house we tie in an ancient
Coffee anyhow, my name is Kirk. I'm with Kirk giordano plastering,
as usual, guys. Thank you for watching, and we'll see you at the next one.