Hello folks, Kirk and Jason herewith,, kirk giordano plastering, Today I want
to show you guys this wall was not true. In fact, it was out about
better this in so when we painted the building it won't be as noticeable I looked at it we put
a 2x4 on it and I said man were we're about a half inch further than this existing walls no amount of
feathering in its gonna correct that so he said well what do you suggest so so let's break it
out and see the fellow who did the stucco work did such a bad job with the stucco he may have did the
paper incorrectly so we removed it we did a test spot and sure enough it shows the new paper over
the existing paper now what has to be done this is new the new paper that he gave a couple years
ago this should have been underneath his paper so water goes through here it's this sheet dripped
harmlessly on the new paper so what was happening was water is going through here and going back
of this this paper by topping is the factory newspaper should have been underneath the existing
paper so we removed at all and fortunately we have a backer board so we're going to repaper it we're
going to go underneath this paper and then when we're done we're going to chew and plumb out the
law that way when he paints it won't be noticeable and then of course we're going to tie all this in
progress where we got to break this out and tie it in keep key in the stucco meaning our
new wire has got to tie and move this wire so we don't get a perimeter crack and more important in
that four equally important we get our new paper underneath their existing paper we're also why
we're here we're going to correct this old mailbox because you have a new mailbox here once they've
read some anyhow that's what we're doing today we'll show you it as we go ok guys we are at
stake now please be here our new paper is under their existing paper now it's waterproof will
we come back to do the scratching round it's going to be true in fun take a ten foot to
die for this surface won't pass this surface any time where we come to concrete like Jeff
we still got a wire we put a few concrete nail for home of height I recommended that they get
an event for here a little event so that the water doesn't go through so I left that loose for them
also once we take our paper to himself and we have to put a fat beta caulking around it and
the board that was on here it's kind of like a sheetrock board but I'd rather not it which is
pretty flimsy and nothing otherwise if it just was studs we have to use a different paper back
wire which we stretch and get it tight so anyway um Joe team over completely done and
that's it for this stage into the spectrum thanks a lot okay guys we are back on this
wall here a couple weeks later come on take a peek at just what I've done this wall here will
meet that wall okay guys what I'm doing now we are almost with this second coat here notice the
transition there pretty fine transition over here underneath the window matches this is I've already
browned it out with the trowel which I don't want to bore you guys with the finish already
Okay, bring it out to aggregate what are the same bringing the sand out. Because this has
been painted 10-15 times, it's a lot lighter now than it was originally. So hence, my finish is
pretty light just to match what they had that way when they painted everything is a tight fit
as best as possible with the two texture matches anyway there you have it this is her with kirk
Giordano plastering the thank you for watching and as usual, we'll see you on the next one.