Hello folks, Kirk here with Kirk Giordano plastering. Guys, when I show you folks today
are two things can you placer scratching Brown without windows and doors in? Yeah,
you could. It's a little bit of extra work for us to come back and tie it in,
but yeah, we do this all the time. What we do is we generally leave the paper hanging
out the wire length, and then folks put the door in, and then what I'll come and
do is I'll take my hammer tacker this side is already cut, and I'll tack it all down.
then for the sake of video this is too little of work to go ahead and try to pull out my staple
gun so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna just put nails in here I'm gonna put nails every
six inches because I don't want to pull out my compressor then once I'm done with all those
nails I'm gonna take the caulking and put a fat beat of caulking right in here just like this
and any good polyurethane will work and I have what I like I have Dan my son who's mixing me
up two buckets of hot mud and we're gonna slam this out another question I get is how long can
you leave the paper guys you can leave the paper about four or five weeks you leave it longer if
it's covered or if it's in a high windy area you can't even leave it that so it all depends on the
vibration and the condition of this so this it's been about four weeks so we still have a lot of
time anyhow guys depending on who you call the paper manufacturers cover their own liability
they'll tell you how about five weeks max but I get asked that question often how long can
we leave the paper anyway Jay and I are going to go ahead and put this thing back together
and yeah and by that time Dan I'll be done with a two buckets of mud we're gonna go ahead and
scratch and brown this in and my buddies are going to go ahead and paint it to match the
existing I'll show it to you when we get to that stage all right guys I've got seller writers in
this stuff three cups of luminite when I first bought this stuff what cup of luminite would
have done but lumina me gets lemonade gets old the longer you have it the more you got to mix
in your cement so I'm just gonna slam this guy out here this won't take us but 15 minutes to
do the whole thing I think right here they've got a little gung-ho with the paint and then
they paint it over our what we still have to put a coat over it here's floated here's Darby lines
I thought man you guys got real ambitious but no big deal we just happen to have some bonding
agent on the truck as usual so I'll show you one side this is how easy it is some of your
folks would say man I've got a window or a door in don't panic not the end of the world
See where I'm going with this piece of cake. See how stiff this mud is already that's pretty that's
a lot of mud right there just the way I want it all right Dan, mix me one more or half bucket.
ah decelerate is in here
out of mud so when he mixes me some more will continue another shift guys let me get some more
mud go right on that knee that should do it okay now we're come here I'll fill it flush then I'll
cut it back you say what is filling the flush mean okay that's all the mud we're gonna need on this
guy and this has got still the Raiders in it don't need death now I filled it out full now I'm gonna
take my trial pull it back there quarter-inch quarter inch quarter I'm taking it on its edge and
filling it run it up getting rid of it and as far as a little bit of mud in this outlet well that's
okay too we take our finger just pop it right out of there all right filling up here since I started
on that side over there that's probably set now when I say it's set I just spread it like less
enough a minute ago if you got a wire sticking up take your finger push it down okay now we've got
and then what I do is I open my cement up I take the trial on end I take it on edge opening it down
so it's gonna set even faster a little technique to that stuff guys takes a little bit of practice
taking it on edge kind of like a skier who are you taking boards and take it on edge alright now
that I got that last thing I'm gonna do is float this and since I don't have a float bucket or Oh
note here we go guys now I'm gonna take this guy here when I clean it I'll just do one side so you
can see I want to hold you up here we go I take this clean it here clean the edge first now I got
my edge clean I'm flipping this trial or flow it around and then I'm going upward right in here and
then I'm tying it into the wall tying it into the wall a lot of water ok yeah that one's in there
now clean this again top it out a couple times and I get my edge right here that little quarter inch
lip there's a lip right there get that come around and then feather it in feather it in one more time
you want to clean your door, just do like so and so if you guys have a window and door on order,
not the end of the world again, it just takes a fellow like me a little bit longer
to come out and do this play Jayson, and my boy Dan we're pretty fast is this stuff,
and for all your thinking any of you folks think of watching that product he put in there
to accelerators that compromising the integrity know all that's doing is giving it instead of
a 48-hour cure time it cures in about ten to fifteen minutes or I could make a cure in five
if I wish to with the amount of eliminated put it next anyway you guys get the idea I'm gonna
go ahead and float all this my name is Kirk I'm with Kirk Giordano plastic we thank you,
folks, for watching and as usual guys we'll see on the next one