Hello folks, Kirk and Jason here with Kirk Giorano Plastering, the video with me also today
we're working for larry Beilman construction he's located in Alameda he specializes in second-story
additions we're doing about 2022 windows for what we're doing is if it all do Andersen's in you got
the Andersons wow those fellows it chose Andersen so all of these windows here all the way down all
the way around we're doing them we common we put paper underneath this peel and stick we tell them
don't stick it otherwise we won't be able to get under it so we lift it up we put our new paper
then we do the 17 gauge wire and we use what he has I don't like to take my wire right to the
window otherwise it makes it tough to put a bead of caulking here we as the circumflex polyurethane
caulking anyhow that's where we're going to do today we've got about 22 we're going to be here
for quite a while after we get this loud the sitio come out right now Mina they inspect all
a lot they'll inspect this after that we'll go ahead and start the scratch coat we're going to
scratch it we're going to brown them and over here I got something a little bit different
we're not only going to scratching Brown around here but we're going to brown out that entire
wall color coat it and put a new finish so we don't have patches all around there because we
have on 60-foot horizontal and a lot of little patches on one little wall so I recommended AG
let's just go ahead and recolor coat that whole thing and this finisher it's called Santa Barbara
swishing smooth Santa Barbara mission finish it real tight there's hardly any fan there aggregate
in it almost like painting light so after we brought it out we'll be matching this guy here
which no problem you'll see it as soon as we get to the scratch coat alright folks back to Larry
Beil men's job boo by the way built this whole second story edition by himself it's in Alameda
Larry bellman there's his telephone number five two two two six one five great contractor he does
second-story additions quite often alright my son Jason is finishing floating out these joints and
we're using a green sponge float because the water from the sponge gets the joint where when I apply
a texture on it it'll match a lot closer than if we use a hard rubber float we use a hard rubber
float when we're brown and out walls getting ready to color coat but when we are getting ready
to texture around a window that's already been previous and previously installed for algae this
house is sixty years old we sponge float around those edges and we feather everything in I'll
show you the rest of the wall there is the rest of the wall where we're going to be going well that's
almost toward the end of what we're doing here and you'll see the last phases in a few minutes
spread out some color code this particular finish is Santa Barbara smooth patient finish it's really
really touchy so it's gotta be right on the money so after I spread everything I've loaded now I'm
doing all right here we color code it is and now I'm going to the text this allows all the
windows again we brown the mask and I color them vintage room that way just very light it's all
finished right now unfortunately it happens to be about 95 degrees taking hot days but
I think good looks bad and vice versa take it out of the bucket here we're scooping it put it
on here my texture I like to wait a while but you go to the heat absorbing and I'm knocking
down immediately knocking it down immediately sometimes it all doesn't work anyhow you'll see
when this dries it'll turn the same color this again I don't know if the camera is going to
show that but this texture look for this color it all blend in now they're gonna paint them we're
gonna take all flap it off the windows not the proper way to do Brown window with proper time
Kirk Giordano says we're doing video what's the other next alright folks oh just happen
to be going by this job look at this window tie, and it's all painted I'm gonna take
you to the next window tie in three inches around this window it's painted and so on
and so on there are all about 22 windows on this job just want to point out one thing.
I'll show you the last of the windows and well just concluded right here now even
sideways you look at that window there what do you see you're not supposed to see a bad
texture so all painted said and done you can't tell you're not supposed to tell anyway there
it is with the final paint on it as well several windows on the other side. Still,
we won't go there. There are enough windows here to show you the idea of a texture.