howdy guys Kirk here with Kirk Giordano plastering Jason also on the camera and helping me out with
this project you might remember back in June or early May we showed you what we were going to do
on this tour it will show you now what it looks like after a few months they've redid everything
although crown molds the roofs you name it they've redone everything so we're going to go up here and
do some paper and wire when we get up there we'll show you the best way for a turret to repair it
we're in Alameda there's probably a hundred torts in Alameda we're on these fancy Victorian homes
usually at the gables or the radiuses where they actually look really cool so we'll get up there
and show you right now how we laughs it that's waterproof it okay guys we're up here on top
of the world look down there get dizzy mostly guys up here are all wearing harnesses anyhow
let's let's take you around here and I'll show you guys what we're gonna do we've got a custom
flashing for this now models will meet the homeowner this is Stewart before he started
this project he didn't know much about carpentry now he's a master carpenter that's been going on
for about six months at least I'll show you what we're gonna do over here with this flashing here
and this flashing I had this flashing so long in my garage I had to get the cobwebs off it had a
half inch of dust and cobwebs when you're going on radius like this you bend it like so and I
won't have to cut it you see how it bends with that radius why because it's probably urethane
plastic now if I went with a drip screed like I generally use I'd have to cut it every inch and
bend it bend in the butt so I'll show you one more thing too and you guys can notice the roofers here
they put new new plywood in here they did this they've got their lashings going up underneath
brand new gutters and equally important I'm gonna get in your way right here for a second Stuart
I've got to show these guys how the right way to do this cuz I see a lot of guys who will put a
flashing in and then they'll only go up like two inches and off hey man we got a counter that go
up all the way these guys went up six inches and they put solder here that's the right way
to do it guys then we're going to counter that we're just going to put our plastic drip screed
right down here come to the bottom go around now we're going to put two layers of paper over that
we're going to disregard this toy egg just like it wasn't there take our paper all the way under
here and then we're gonna have the fun with the stucco but we'll show you how we do these
screens in a minute okay guys we are continuing our radius the best way to do this because of the
way they got is set is bend it around pop a nail in I'm trying to put my nails above the flashing
that they got here otherwise it's not gonna go through to flashings of course when I come to
do the plaster work here I'm gonna just all this stage and I'm gonna get me some outriggers there
and this is going to be right up my stomach and this is gonna be right in my eye so I don't have
to do this when I come to do the the plaster work up for the time bed got to do what you got to do
guys okay guys now that we have our drip screen all the way around the bottom what I'm doing is
putting two layers of paper that you guys might think now why do you need two layers of paper if
you already have two layers of depart because my screed is on the depart I could have cut it
and put it underneath but inspector might not know that so what I'm doing is just covering
all the bases what I do is I take my paper and ice push both layers up underneath my my handy dandy
attacker and then I cut my bottom out and keep in mind guys that although I might be struggling
with this staging it's okay because I'm just doing paper and wire I'm scooting toward you if I was to
do the cement work I am going to try and reset this up where it's more workable for me instead
of struggling with it again all I'm doing is I'm just pushing this two more layers up and where
I got all these bubbles I cut it alright guys now we're gonna staple this on easy to mark the studs
I can see where I'm going so put staples in all my studs and yes it does make a difference which way
you go with wire I'll shoot another tip guys now I could cut this wire right here well because we're
going we're filling this up and it's about an inch and a half what I'm gonna do is I'm going to bend
it just like that why because it's faster than me cutting it plus I have extra wire up here so
it won't fall when I get ready to do my blaster a little shortcut fellows always do that on my
tops where I've got to go extra thick and such as life I'm gonna go ahead and go all the way around
this same thing and cut my pieces for the sides there we'll show you the completion when we're
done okay guys back on top of the world this is how it's supposed to look we've got the screens
where they need to be two more layers over two layers of Tyvek you come around you can see it
and all the way around here working next to these fellows that central bay roofing that you have
yeah Dean right with who am I talking to oh one even up top these guys kick out gotta be good to
be able to do this kind of stuff anyway folks my name is Kirk Jason on the camera Jason's a rock
climber so he doesn't mind working way up here but it scares the crap out of me glad to be done
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really like it keep watching as usual we thank you for watching and we'll see you on the next one.