other folks Kirk here with Kirk Giordano plastering, today what I'm going to explain
is a fog coating technique unless you're going to fog coat, this is going to bore the crap out of you
because it is built with intricate stuff that it takes really 20-30 years to understand and doing
this particular process we color coded this house and the whole house come out real well except for
two patches there's one patch where you can see a dark shape and then there's another pattern
right up there where you can see the dark half well I'm going to take you around to the other
side of the house we've done patches like there was a patch on this side about the size like this
and I went ahead and patched that with Portland cement and it came out perfect the entire rear
of the house they put new windows and doors and whoever did that they use a Portland cement they
scratched it they browned it then they colored it so when we color-coded that entire wall it came
out extremely even perfect this particular patch here is something that as soon as I saw it I knew
what had happened we didn't do this patch we did all the rest of the patches and all the rest of
the patches came out just real nice real nice very acceptable very clean you can't tell the
patch from the rest of the wall this one here and the fella who did this patch for these folks use
a rapid set stucco now rapidset stucco is quite different than the Portland cement wrap it said
you could must have had some patches here where say vents like this vent here that probably moved
it from there to here now rabbit said stuccos have completely different set times and they
have absorptions which are quite different if I give you an example I come in to do a home where
we have a lot of patches and there's rapidset stucco we have to treat them quite differently
than the rest of the house the type of stuff Oh actually dictates how many coats of primer or how
we handle that otherwise it will bleed through just like this I didn't anticipate this because
I assumed that there were so many patches on the house that everybody used the same material but
this just shows a different fellow easy fix but I'll show you a fast way to fall coat now what
I did was I mixed up some color code a hunter Cossack with some color and J it's right behind
you will turn it off and we'll start over and I'll show this now okay guys this technical
stuff I took a hundred pound sack two pound bag of color and I've mixed the proper color how do
I know it's the proper color while this is wet which should match the wall when we went the wall
okay I'm going to close this down and put a lot of water in here about a gallon maybe three between
that then I'm going to double screen it into this Hudson sprayer now I one grain of sand gets into
the Hudson sprayer goes in the line and goes in this tip right here what will happen is this tip
is only made to spray mist like waters or colored colored water if one grain of sand goes in here
what will happen to the wall is it will spray out a street and that streak will show to be prominent
more than the actual color anyway I'm going to go ahead and mix up everything and show you how easy
it is to fog that out I did another video where I explain that ball coating is mainly for scaffold
joints I had a fella called me says why fog coat Holmes well you can do that but with a strong with
strong water so you pressure wash it can come right off so if you're going to go through all
the trouble to cover windows and set stage you might as well apply makings free color color
it's a little bit more work a little bit more money and the longevity is unparalleled it's
it just lasts forever we're quad coding a whole wall strong strong rain sometimes pulls it off
not all the time and I'm just saying if it were me I would color code a house and not
foggy but for these marks up here I'm going to go ahead and fog those out it's going to
take me about 15 minutes I'll show you how we do okay all right guys here we go
Wow, when that dries, it'll blend in with this lighter color and put the
hood up top here. I'm going to do the same thing.
it's best to hit the whole area, not just the patch we're doing
Take a break about lunchtime anyhow, so I'll show you the color after we come back from break,
alright folks? There you have it. We've completed the wall we've hung out here
and clean the truck and given it already over an hour to dry,
but it is so cold right for Christmas it is about 50 degrees. I'd say another hour, maybe two,
and that wall is all going to blend it like one. Anyhow my name is Kirk. I'm with Kirk giordano
plastering. We appreciate you folks watching, and as usual, we'll see you guys at the next one.