how do you guys Kirk and Sons here with Kirk giordano plastering we're going to show you
folks today is fellow here emailed me this area here and I was able to look at it and give him a
price and here we are to do it we're going to do today first is we're simply just going to
laugh this and what that means is he's already he put the two by sixes on it and he put it on
top of a membrane already this is says lows so it's obviously a lowes membrane we are going to
simply disregard this membrane and put two more over it and under it the fella here has done a
nice job because you see he's got a Z flashing up here Z flash in here Z flashing here we're
going to put two more layers two more layers on top here go up to the fascia board or the
eaves and we're going to break out Jay and Dan are going to break out I have a couple of these
Bulldogs I'm kind of partial to these guys here if we got to do break out of head every
breakout tool known to man and when we break out we're going to break out a about a half
inch at a time just a little bit here a little and keep going back into we can get some good
paper and good wire anyhow when we get started we'll show you how we do that because a lot of
folks say gee I don't know how to break out so let's show you how to break out you just you
take one of these guys here and they're kind of noisy and they're not good for that camera there
you just you start you don't start way back here you start a half inch here and you work your way
back like this you start right here all you're doing is you're going to be left with a whole
bunch of big rocks that makes it difficult to plaster with all that stuff anyhow we're going to
get started and we'll show you what how we do it all right guys these guys are doing the breakout
all of these guys finish while I go do something really okay guys we're done with that nasty break
out but before I get away from it I wanted to show you a couple things we're dealing with the
stud house now the biggest deal with a stud house is doing break out how do you push on the cement
without damaging the paper behind it it helps if you have two people which I can't show you because
Dan's Cameron but you get a shovel like this and very carefully get it up behind the stucco and
then you can use your Bulldog to break that bit of stucco out be careful not to break the paper
behind it of course because then what's the point now a couple of things you got to look for when
you're finished breaking out we got to pull these staples so that we can pull this wire up and out
of the way so that our new paper goes over this existing paper and then we're going to wire it and
then we put these wires down on top of the new wire you have to have crossover wire otherwise
you're going to get a perimeter crack you ideally want two to three inches you settle for an inch
and a half if that's all you're going to get all right we're going to paper a wire this up and
we'll show you that when we're done okay guys let me show you some kind of important this membrane
that the fella put on here we're using it just as a window flash so I took my two new layers and
when is high under here as possible then we tack this down because the city wants to see two layers
so we are giving them two layers and it's just as easy to put two ply paper because these are spot
glued together then just try to put one more layer when I get into something like this I fold it and
then I just slink I can bend it over to but I fold it and we cut it right at that line there and we
put a couple tacks in it have our TAC to hold it down and of course we're going to put a fat beat
a [ __ ] and infuse this here are the same thing we're taking the side here and we just push it in
here tuck it in there and tack that down show you one last thing here too okay SJ said we pull back
the wire otherwise we don't crisscross it like that we will get a hairline crack no matter how
well you plaster you'll get it that hairline crack if you do not tie the new wire to the
old and I'll tell you guys something even if you tie it sometimes with the to coach system you can
still get that perimeter crack stucco cracks guys unfortunately no matter you do everything by the
rules you can still get hairline cracks I do get a lot of folks call me and C and C here's another
way you guys can do it you could Bend this right here I don't like to bend it too much but I'm just
showing you folks for the sake of what you can do you can do it just like that put it here city will
allow this to but when i do that now my caulking here kind of beads up unless i really get this
tight that's why you always see me tying cutting it right here my son says well dad why don't you
dan why don't you just bend it and if I bend it now I got to put a little fatter beat o'clock
in here so we always cut it anyhow we're going to do the wire next take it our new paper under
this existing paper here real simple so when we do the wire will show that last piece too okay guys
we're going to put a conclusion all this quick tip dan says yeah how you couldn't get that wire
in there instead of not fortunately I use a lot of cornering I got a humongous truck so I have 20
30 of these on the truck at us at all times so I said get me one so he brought me a corner 8i open
it up we just like this open it up slam it in here and put another one you close it up and put it
here quick way to do it course cost a little bit more that way but faster another thing I do with
these corner aids is excess ones when they're bent we step on them we don't throw them away I tied
this wire into this wire but I also put another piece of wire down it because we don't want that
perimeter crack and keep recalling that I say no matter what you do you can still get a perimeter
crack that's natural okay last thing we're using the caulking the seal all the way around and man
I usually like to use these polyurethanes kind of fond of this sick of flex tough because it
works but it's a cold day today and you really gotta pump it when it gets cold here's one last
tip guys take some paper fold it five six seven times and we're going to put an inch of stucco
on here so this is going to be covered up but another thing to do is don't use your finger to
use to smear this caulking and see if you can get this right here Jay I'll take this piece of paper
and I'll pull it because that embeds it a little bit better we're now no water can get between this
and underneath here if I use my finger the wire will poke it and sometimes I poke the bone so
we don't do that anymore but we don't have to and this nasty stuff here get it on you the nightmare
to get off you got to use gas or something like that anyhow guys we are in the stud every six
inches we are keyed properly on the wire where it's suffered meaning we can use staples hope you
learn something here my name is Kirk, Jayson on the camera and dance is going to clean up
this mess anyhow folks we thank you for watching and as usual I'll see you guys on the next one.