Hello folks, Kirk here with kirk giordano plastering, today we got something somewhat interesting to
show you guy no nolan shite invented these hoppers here and the difference between these hoppers this
is his invention and this one here is a hand hopper a typical one this sprays a texture and
you can't really spray or scratch around because it gets caught up in this nozzle even a slight
pebble gets caught up so this is only for texture these are for the application of the actual stucco
now what I understand you bring the wheelbarrow scoop it like so bring it around pull the trigger
and you spray it on and it'll get it's great for say like straw bale homes or studded houses where
you lose a lot between the studs and when you plaster it it just kind of falls down I like it
because of how the handle here and a handle here so you can get a good stance with it using your
upper-body strength hold it whereas a hand hopper you're kind of struggling to hold it
anyway you can buy these or research them or see them at water sprayer calm this one shoots it if
you can see it inside of you this one has a lot of room inside here and the Jets are right here
and the holes are over here so where when I fill it with the mortar it'll shoot it out this one
this hand hopper again it doesn't do that the difference between this guy and this guy here
is one is for shooting ceilings or softness it has a jet pointing upward so if I'm holding it
right here I take the handle off there and put it here it shoots it at an upward doing ceiling
through soffit so this I have planned for in another job where I have a lot of soffits and
my parents also have a gold mine that we're going to mesh it and then if we try to go by hand wills
will be there for four or five weeks and if I go to rent well they don't even rent the pumps
the fellow who invented these guys has two pumps those pumps are 25 to $35,000 pumps and you need
10 competent men to actually help you work them well tough to find - let alone 10 competent men
so I'm going to give this a shot today and you'll see it as I first try it because I thought that'd
be kind of exciting and fun you'll see me first try this and I haven't tried it before and of
course before I use it I'm going to dunk the whole thing in water get it all wet so that
way I can clean it easier hopefully I won't have an experience like I had one time when I tried a
paint sprayer adjusted it went all over my face went all over the wall went all over the roof
and my wife just got a big kick hopefully that won't happen here it looks pretty self-explanatory
for me and I thought I'll try it just try it when you're showing folks so you have the same
experience they have anyway I'm in the backyard here because the front and have a compressor we
have the mixers and we got a lot of cars going by and a lot of times I find that you hear all the
car so I'll try to show you as best I can in the area that works all right guys you tried the first
time run a real noisy street so not certain how much of this is going to be drowned out we have
the compressors on the other side of the house this name is pretty loud what I want to do is I'm
going to scoop it in hold it down and spray it on we'll see how this guy works okay here we go
one more time pulling into a small area, obviously that's a little bitty bit more
okay, once we got a scratch coat on a bra
and obviously when you're working with a sprayer I got the whole house to do so I'm going to spray
everything and come by and tie it all in just like this by the time I'm done with the house
this will be ready for the second coat because incidentally I'm using a reinforced fiber cache
which you can do all the way around the house I'm going to come back to me put the next coat on here
and actually the finish is going to be pretty easy to match with this after I get the second coat if
you look up there that's what we call a terrible finish it doesn't even come close to matching but
we'll use this guy here and I'll show you how and when we get to that stage how that applies to it
all right guys let's that's the first coat I'm gonna let this sit I'm going to go all the way
around the hospital I'll come back and put a second coat on but for reasons of explanation
you get an idea of how the sprayer works this is the terrible place to do an example because
we're full of bushes right on a busy street and it's cut off work I'll show you another time in
another place where it's a better circumstance right now this is Kirk giordano plastering and
my son Jason Giordano who's doing the video and editing you'll see on the next one.