hi there folks Kirk here with Kirk Giordano plastering, what we're doing today is we're in
beautiful San Bruno we are doing a color coat float finish a heavy flow finish that 16:20
and this fella here he poured this driveway it's step concrete and he's mighty fond of it so we're
gonna keep it pretty when we leave here - there's certain thing that we had to do on this house such
as areas that's fallen out Aulani areas there's a lot of patchwork on the south first of all when we
apply a bonding agent over this we have to apply many bonding agents over the patchwork give it the
same suction we're gonna do on that flood finish is similar to this right here - this is what we
call a very fine slope finish and it's nice I've done my share of those I prefer a heavier finish
it's tight floor finish is with 1620 we call it in the trade it's it's a much heavier cement but
the grip when it's all said and done it'll stand back more you get up close then depth of it it
adds really elegant so when we get to that stage when we get finished with this we'll do a close-up
of that particular finish that we're doing here and I always try to talk folks into that finish
there be good I like it and that's what I would have a my own home so when we get to the end of
this project well zero in and show you that okay guys this is why they call it a float
finish this is a sponge float and I'm floating them passively sponge right over it back before
sometimes you have to go a little bit a little bit more here and there in certain areas but
when I'm all done it's gonna look like they ate a grin on a sand paper I'm using a heavier grit
material it's called 1620 that means it's a heavy grit yeah we'll go through about an extra six bags
on this house and take us a little bit longer with the final product real nice metal X with my
name on it a message elegant and perfect so when we're done I'm across the street or from close by
we'll have a in-depth more depth because of the heavier sand okay guys show justice something my
hot everybody who keeps emailing me and saying man I'm learning a lot from you have known as
much as though last year this wall wait it's very Wayne I had one of my guys using a square
child and leave it a lot of lot of fat and I'm coming back pulling half of it off and put it on
my hog let's go to our swimming club house so we got these wonderful challenge which kind of left
very well and when you have the walls so weight is actually smaller than better so he's using
a lot of guys pull away, or we don't want them, so you want to pull into the corner,
and oh lady from Long Beach Poly she said I just bought a home, and every time dark-wash
at a maintenance-free house, it's like this like a brick it's not a brick guard this is the same
principle it will get dark when it rains that just means it's maintenance-free like a pilot
permit it starts to fade about thirty to sixty years, but they're filling up finishes all over
Long Beach with that problem owners will arrange the new house gets wet don't worry about your
doing body way ahead of the game the only thing you have to worry about the eaves wood rims okay
guys it's pretty we're complete rather just show you the front I'll take you around real quick, so
you can see the cleanup job - I've seen what it's supposed to look like two coats over the brick
this light-dark shaded you see right now elf drives gonna be about that color there
this color is hollow there is a black thing there just bug
completion
all right, good job
Okay, guys appreciate you watching. My name is Kirk home with kirk giordano plastering. I'm
an expert at color coats. We have done about a hundred, so stretch it out with their thirty.
Anyhow, we appreciate you watching. We'll see folks on the next one.