Hi guys Kirk and jason here with Kirk Giordano plastering, today what I want to show you is
another way to do in their corners you could wire it and bend it around or you can use a corner aid
to corner at us for our exterior corner but say here's a typical corner you could open
it guys just I do 10 footers all the time just drop it open and open it you can cut pieces off
it's there's there's nothing to stop you except your own imagination say for this guy right here
this is the interior corner and it's much faster just to bend these put it on make sure I don't
get in that sick of Plex caulking we have a lot of caulking around this window that we just put on it
man you got to watch that stuff it gets everywhere anyhow I'll show you another example of you open
the corner you just hold it drop it down a little bit you don't have to look and just drop it down
a little bit open it up a little bit cuz it's pretty tight and you just get it where you want it
you want it right there squeeze that guy in there squeeze it in there put a couple staples this way
now what we're gonna do is we're going to put our exterior corner on
that exterior corner technically she's supposed to line up with what your goal is what is my goal my
goal is to match this wall when we do plaster that lines up that lines up of course you folks can't
see it and lines up so this has got to line up with it then my top piece has got to line up with
it also and again my top piece is this guy here now I touch the tip of here to here put a staple
in there just to hold it temporarily here to here and a couple underneath if you guys if you're
doing this stuff wear glasses I'm not my I don't have my glasses on but I just set them down why do
I say that because you could hit a strap and then a staple can hit you in the face and yes I've had
that happen down here it's kind of an odd detail but plaster is all about improvising guys okay we
have a regular corner eight I'm going to open it up why am i opening it up so that I can get this
detail here fella says well Jason I want damn it ah we've caught this right here so no water goes
in and sure enough that's what I put my hand in we left the metal here because I wanted to watertight
it then we take our last piece of corner because I want to build this up a little bit and uh
now there you have it, guys
loud compressor there you have it that's ready for plaster that's the city does their thing we come
back we do two coats and match the finish there's nothing to this finish but notice everything
lines up these lineup and we can give anybody what they want you're only limited to your imagination
anyhow that's the proper way to use inner or outer corners the same thing my name is Kirk
Jason on the camera and as usual guys we thank you for watching and see you guys on the next one.