Hi folks Kirk here with Kirk Giordano plastering, today I'm gonna show you guys how
we tie this window in here, generally when I do a window I always tell folk take it to the top, to a
sill to an eve, but as you can see up here that's quite a bit it's the more than four feet to take
it all the way to the top then you have these columns and these details here to worry about
so it was best just to leave the corbels alone and leave all this low anyhow I'm looking at the
paper here no papers in pretty good condition so we could get our tie in well the fellow who put
this window and did a real nice job and I'll show you one right in these areas here he was able to
cut the sills back and slide the paper underneath well we're gonna do is we're going to clean up the
mess down below break off would laugh and we're gonna put two more layers underneath this here
I'm gonna get my two layers all the way underneath this flashing right here we're gonna pay for it as
usual when we come to the areas on the sides here this is what we do we put the two layers of paper
here and I've already pulled this back just to claim something say for example my two layers
two layers on just these guys an idea of what we're what we do two layers over everything and
here this paper is in pretty good condition the city says we they want three to six inches if I
can get two inches I'm happy when we do new work we overlap our verticals a foot and a half but
when we do tie in most times I don't even get one inch let alone three inches I got here so
we're gonna slide this paper as far back under this as possible and we just keep fishing it
in there's about what I want you can overlap the existing paper and many times as necessary
this is a B any excess just cut it right off go inside the key this is a key for stucco right
here then we get to the top I'll show you with some scraps how we're gonna do this we're gonna
take new paper we're gonna slide it under this and go folder this piece here so just like so
I put a piece here in the piece here that I always want to go over dead center because
we want to make sure that this paper here is overlapping I'll show you one more quick time and
then we'll continue with the entire project will also show you how we do the stucco work okay here
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just like so fishing it up there, I've already pulled this back pulled it back
so to allow my paper to go underneath, and sometimes they slide way under there
but eventually they will hit a nail okay, slide this way under there as
far as I can't line it just like so and again eventually it does hit a nail we
go under there as far as you can we're going to repeat this the entire all the way around,
and here we take our hands we just kind of notch it out then we take a utility knife and cut it out
like that in coughing will be used to seal it at the very end after I wire this up you can
see words underneath this T's here real important they don't go underneath there it's kind of late
so we're gonna continue doing that whole thing wire it up all right guys we're at the bottom
of the window and what I generally do that's a brush just a lot of drugs and stuff in here let
the brush doesn't get out I'll pull out by hand they like that fella just said hey you're gonna
leave those laughing speaks in no I'm not because they just come pumps for me so I just pull them
out right just like that get them out of there and sometimes raw piece of the wood all kind of
the stuff will come out I've already done these sides to try to show it you get a quicker motion
I've got six inches a pretty good paper here now what I'll do it I'll put another layer over this
because I've already got this John otherwise I'll bore the crap outta you guys for the long
video I'm going to I want to go over this at least six inches and I want to come over this
and go ahead and take it off
I want to go underneath I'll show you in a minute I want to go underneath the rap the house that
that's on to you and this one is okay now that that's done I'm gonna cut this off too but before
I do that I'm going to show you guys something all right now this piece here it jokes over it
I'm already watertight every which way this is the Flex wrap I wanted to go over now this tar
paper I'm treating it like it's not here I'm gonna go ahead put a couple staples in hold it and then
and I always use if it's a 30-pound felt like what these can't the contractor here left me with or if
it's tae Baek whatever he left me with I'm gonna pretend like okay the studs are marked so when
I staple it off I can get 7/8 of my leg into the stud and I'm using inch and a quarter crown staple
now I come back to this right here lastly what I'm going to do is good put the 17 gate wire attach it
caulk everything we're gonna be done ready for plaster all right guys we are complete with the
wire and just for the sake of showing you what how to put the wire on it rolls out the same way you
roll it out and it goes on then when it's attached like what I did I've already attached it with my
gun I keep going to cut little off this shows you itself nerd right here attach it on studs but it's
still Salford you could stick your fingers behind it nothing I do is I put my polyurethane caulking
on I generally use sicka great product worldwide just some of the best Evernote even though he
has this DuPont house round this stuff here this is pretty good stuff straight flash there's all
kinds of membranes you can use on the windows - paper craft which is paper with fibers of grace
membranes or this here I still go ahead and I fuse it what we do is we call this here and what that
does is it fuses the paper to the wood so no water can go in there and we do the top also we don't
have to do with underneath here because you can see that there craft paper or straight flash is
already covering this right here anyhow that's how we do it my name is Kirk I'm with Kirk Giordano
plastering, we thank you folks for watching and as usual we'll see you guys on the next one.