Hello folks, Kirk here with, kirk giordano plastering here, today is the slider and the window I'll
show you what we have to work with and that is the straight cut where they pulled the original
door out now we've got to break this out properly and tie it in and how do you do that well I'll
show you right here where we started my paper it actually goes I'm using big sheets like this in
them shifting them in here this is all studs so my paper comes about right to here if it
didn't and the nail stopped it well that would be where we stop it we go in back of this as far
as possible but what I want to point out and this is one of the toughest things in our trade as far
as a stud house are the horizontal tightens now of course your kitchens right here we can see
in the kitchen is the lights are on this is the tough one to tie it in right meaning if I take a
hammer and start pounding right here stucco here is about an inch and a half thick that it is hard
some stucco we just tap comes right out love that stuff some is very hard it cures hard 70 years old
and we get these big clumps right here so when we get the big clumps here no you don't go to a
bigger hammer you you go down tools I've got a whole bunch of nematic hammers and the best to
use skill and good proper tools then strength and muscle because again a bigger hammer it will just
push this stucco into the already deteriorated paper and our job is to waterproof so I'm gonna
hook this guy up here and I'm gonna break this out gently we're gonna break it out gently because I
want to salvage the paper because my new paper has got to go over that existing paper so that's
what we're gonna do today where we get to that stage I'll show it to you okay guys now that
we've achieved good paper here we're going to put new paper we're going to fish it down as far as we
can and go up under here you might anybody's ever tried this - looking at this thing do that without
tearing all this little trick is I put the hammer back it takes Jason there on the camera and he'll
use the pneumatic hammer while I hold it each way that way we don't rip the paver one of the tricks
of the trade anyhow we're going to go ahead and laugh all this when we're complete we'll show you
we've breaking out here I've broke it out down here and on the side here always a drag to do
break out but it's got to be done anyhow when I'm complete with this whole thing I'll show you that
part too okay guys you were paying attention but when I did this earlier we've got a vent here the
vent actually they took it out and they don't want to put it back here because they're gonna
kick it when they enter this door I'm just fixing it form because I'm already here and I happen to
have all my tools on the truck fortunately I had a header laying around and I just pay for that
and if you can't see it but there's a piece of flashing here prior to the stairs so I'm gonna
put flashing I'm gonna need to still here and then down over the top of this flashing okay
guys we're complete with this window and sliding glass door our tips are the paper it's got to go
under this paper here that's one of the most important thing the other one is we've already
had this quarter flash flashing underneath then there's a little strip supplies so we put more
on here because inspector won't know that there was fourth flash underneath and there's more to
flash on the side ship which curbed around the windows technically I don't have to use the old
polyurethane caulking but I always do anyhow we did the same on this slider here I always like to
fuse the paper to the frames as well as underneath there we're going to build this out also where you
step on it you won't crack this threshold here that's not a pretty fragile anyhow thank you
folks for watching my name is Kirk, we thank you for watching, and we'll see you on the next one.