okay folks, what we're doing here today is stucco here got a bathtub inside here, and because of
the extensive beautiful tile work, they decided to come through this wall and correct the pipe,
so they took all the wood out they corrected all the pipes now what we're doing is we're gonna
go ahead and break this out properly tie it in so that we may leave the laughs this is the southwest
side your water just pours on it when it rains so the way the folks left it with a saw cut we
have got to still break it up and expose some of the paper to watertight it so that's what
we're going to do here this is a simple thing, and if I were them I would have come through
the outside also rather than tear through some beautiful extensive POW work at the restroom
you'll see us breaking it out and this way you guys can have an idea how to do it yourself
Well, it's a noisy procedure, but somebody's gotta kill it. That's my
brother. He's breaking out well. My brother Lou did all the breakout here. He gets to
have some fun every once in a while. You could have breakouts, no glory in it,
you get dusty. It's hard work and real drag. The fun part gets to be in putting it back together.
Well, guys, waterproof this didn't leave before we kids you know that window you put leak we're
almost button man I thought paper over that all right guys lastly gonna laugh make sure
you have a little bit of wire to tie this wire in because if it's just a wire to the wall,
you get a big perimeter crack right here that you could stick a credit card in within a month
or two so wire even if I didn't get very much wire here because it's so old. The paper deteriorates,
but I got two inches of water, so I'm tying this little bit of wire to my new wire again.
If he's not done right, you will have a big perimeter crack within six months. I see
that often when people call me. look at this window somebody did look you see a hole crack,
and I said, well they didn't tie it in, and if they tied it was wire they
certainly didn't tie in with papers so problems will arise next the stuff
Now what we're gonna do is let this sit for about 20 minutes actually; Tim-loaded
green sponge bunker and bring out the aggregate because it's very, very light
finish spice blow to trial at the disposal at once more. I should have this, but I'll type
I say I'm going on the load it to Charlotte. That's my motive because I'm floating it in water,
so I took all the water out of the float. However, it still has a little bit. Still, it
looks how I don't know if the camera will show this, but this is four times as course,
not this if I just floated walk away when they paint it's gonna stick out like a sore thumb,
so what I'm gonna do is unload it now all we floated it opens it up so I can breathe and dry
faster then I'm gonna hit it with a trowel just going to smooth it flat what is what it sets for
about another 15 20 minutes then I'm gonna lightly coated now way to give it a real supplying texture
like this because I'm loading it now. It's just too heavy a job. You can see that with the camera,
but for all you folks who are gonna do it, you'll find out what I'm referring to. How
come I can't get it smooth like the other, I can't get this smooth like the other, yeah, soon enough.
All right where I want, I keep drawing the doubt and better smooth as glass,
but that's not what they have. They have almost this right here, and the walls wavy to us and
an Adobe finish. You can't say that, so I'm putting some loops in it by just using Oh.
nope now bring up window clean up the ground
There you have good for Rosie you want to do it but don't know how hope that explains it
but watching me do it and again as always you try it say to do it I can't do it you always call me
kirk with kirk giordano plastering, thank you for your time, and you have a great day.