good morning folks Kirk here with kirk giordano plastering, my son Jason giordano through the video
what we're going to do today is color coat this garage we came here yesterday Jason myself and
my other son Daniel now we use two rolls of this fiber mesh tape over some of the cracks here I'll
show you what to be referred to this under all windows and doors if the base code is left long
enough it will crack and the fellas who did this at about six months ago so we have hairline cracks
under it above all again we use two roles in this stuff yes it and it just shows you how many cracks
what we did also is we've put a poly bond over a lot of the corners because the corner raids were
exposed we don't really want the corner eight exposed once we pull this and apply this over
the cracks we actually put a polygon holy bond is meant to set molds it's a cement asst material
sticks to everything so we we painted that way when we color code today the cracks won't reappear
actually some of them can but this is the best you can do as far as to keep the crack at bay
now the fellows who did this they did brown coat they put pancakes on here it didn't really match
what the owner hadn't bought had in mind he wanted an Adobe finish but we're going to color coat this
and the color coat will actually feather these in a little bit better as opposed to the painting the
paint will enhance the fact that these are just options put on a brown coat if you could kind of
my turn look at the house gear there Jason now that is what we call an Adobe finish they'll be
finishes what you was trying to match but it came close anyhow you'll see us doing the color code on
this all right guys we're at now as we floated this wall here and remember it's full of humps
pumps everywhere so when you're floating it it's good to bend your float kind of like a pull trial
then if it's straight you'll catch every hub so as i go here of it's catching the humps and valleys
so it's kind of difficult to to lug this and make it line free and make it also where you don't see
holidays but we're doing of course I've been doing this a long time we're doing the best we
can with what we have to work with no we get in front I'll show you guys just the final all right
guys we're almost done here I want to point out something you see how this wall it's all dried up
now we want to let it down like that because can't really spread color coat over a drywall so we've
done this with the entire house this is pretty important you always got to hose it down what I
do is I hose it down I let it set do something else then I hit it's not missed it we call it
missed in it when we just we look at the suction and when the suction in one area is particularly
dry then we hope or miss that area again am I it's not actually in here who is helping me do
some cleanup pointed something out just a few minutes ago it's a good question he said dad
why'd they put all those bumps in there if when you color code it takes them all away now you
can see these large patterns in the scuffle here they don't really see them right here the fact is
there's still there, but when you look at it, when it all dries, they're going
to be much more pronounced, so these humps that are all over it covered will still be
here. They just won't be as significant because we're adding stuff of color to it anyway. Ah,
get a good shot in that gable. Perhaps you can see more of the humps in there
it's more adobe now anyway. That's kind of what he was looking for,
okay we're? We're going to get cleaned up and get out of here again. This is
Kirk with Kirk giordano plastering, these color coats. We do them over painted surfaces.
or over porous finishes like this brown coat. We'll see on the next one. Thanks for watching.