howdy folks Kirk and Jason here with Kirk giordano plashing, today we're going to show you today this
is how to fix a simple column repair a few nights ago somebody I guess middle of the night a woman
was driving a a car she pushed a truck about that size as mine from the street into here
and I thought wow what was she driving a school bus to push your big truck into this and my next
question was this she okay that's this is so so minor compared to the truck dead or the car
that pushed the truck into it anyway the fella says gee Kirk how you gonna fix that I said man
that's that's about as simple as they come what we're doing is first there's a tools you need
guys to fix a wire brush take the wire brush and hit it I already hit it that's why not much came
out a bonding agent and take the bonding agent and you just go around here and this bonding agent I'm
using is weld Crete that's made by Larson's and a lot of folks call me says geez you got to use that
no Home Depot low lows they all sell their own bonding agents so important thing is to put it
on full strength because next thing I'm gonna do is I had Jason already mixed me up a little color
coat now I'm using a color coat cement Isha's finish because of the texture they have here you
notice this texture here that's it's between it's a twenty thirty texture so if I just used regular
stucco to fix this I'm not going to match it now what I'm going to do is something that a little
bit technical on this color coat finish I have here I'm gonna mix a product with it called lumen
ID and luminite is an accelerator so technically this color finish I'm using it's kind of like
taping mud you can't go thick otherwise it'll crack like an egg however if you mix luminite
with it and now we're taking it from brown or white to brown it sets instantly so this is like
a two minute mud now that's a two minute mud two minutes that'll be set hard and then I can do my
texture here's what I'm gonna do I'm gonna put it this way take it that way right here right here
and just basically fill this up come here and the reason I'm using a an accelerator for this
is because this is such a small job it's a small job I heard your your a phone ringing Jason okay
so we take that now we take a float we're gonna have to turn back on cuz I don't have a float and
I'm gonna float this and then I'm going to show you how to texture it okay guys I guess that's 30
seconds already this is hard because I put a lot of luminite in it that's where it gives this brown
color now I'm just floating it wow that's it fast well that's what we want we wanted to set bass
because we don't mess around we get it we get it done okay so now that we got that I'm gonna take
my regular hockey trial that I just use scrape off the old stuff get it in this bucket get all
that stuff off I'm gonna do a texture okay here we go now I'm gonna do a texture with the exact
same mud that I mixed my Yemenite with well this we mixed up like about a handful of mud because
that's all we need handful tomorrow okay get all these little clumps out now I'm just gonna
skip this little bitty thing here we go or take it well let and just skip it just skip that guy
give it the same texture yeah and lastly that's right there doesn't get any easier than that
So, guys, that's just a little heavy force a texture to repair,
so you got to go through these stages if you want it to adhere anyway, guys. That's such a quick,
simple thing we debated upon showing you guys, but we thought what the heck we would. My name is
Kirk, Jason is on the camera as usual, and also, as usual, we'll see you guys on the next video.