Hello there folks Kirk giordano plastering, today this is not real uncommon they built this laundry
room so we are course laughing it up key things to remember if you're going to do the paper wire
on something like this how to remove a part of the deck so we can get down below our drip screen has
got to be past the mud seal remember water goes through the stucco lands on this paper and then it
when it lands on this paper it drips follows the paper down it drips out the drip screen that's how
it's got its name drift speed or maybe I'm at the stage right now we're on the caulking tape I use
this polyurethane talking 20 different brands I just prefer Sikaflex we caulk around all of these
openings especially scuppers lights electrical panels underneath the door the threshold we're
going to caulk that I feel I asked me can you roll the wire out and put it either way wire
goes on one way when you roll it out you put it on that way so it kind of curves this way because
this is salford wire which means if you push the paper in it pulls out about a quarter-inch so
it acts somewhat like Dobies does for concrete lifting the rebar so that's real important all
right guys now what we're doing is brown coat i'm darby an empty head it works out well Darby has a
handle miss it I've specifically took it off to get behind all this work here we got three feet
under the deck we got all these Ledger's to get around all these rails to get around so I had to
take the handle off to going back so continue on my merry way I'm putting another coat on
As I brown take it off, then come on and notice it'll drop a lot of fun like some
folks because when I put it on here, I put it in the middle. I don't know if you can
see that right there I leave to three inches on each side the whole thing like this I would
drop a lot to the spill so any back to what I'm doing when I do tops pull it off the top
get it here squish it up there take it off squeeze it up for the top just keep moving
along here putting a lot because I want to float it they have a very light gas finish,
or you can go with a heavy float because they're light thrown on - has been painted old 25 times
it is now similar to a head float. I just keep going just like that, keep bearing the wire up.
Yeah, my buddy Javier is doing the other side there. Beer has been with me all 30 years. He's
the best. That's how I can get the best lap their best plaster I ever met Jason is doing filming my
brother who is doing the Ontarians that's going to make it really deep what I do the heavy load
finish that's a heavy close to inspect this mirror I use a lot of water and the waiter
brings the either get out or gets another fancy word for sand we're going to bring hydrogen,
in this case, is sand I could get in concrete on the rock okay I'm gonna
finish this up at the top I want to show you guys before I start sometimes floating on my
video of the truck loading without showing your head this part is a little bit here
hold on, throw the fog around all right now again usually have a hand here,
which makes it easy, but going through Oh would don't need it now that's going
to set the Sun was on this it already is set, but we're here early in the morning,
and their jump-start, so the Sun doesn't beat us that ball shot-caller said that
coat is on I'm going to take a sponge float that's this guy here I generally wear gloves
that the back is open so I never put my hand in this bucket further than this otherwise
this part gets wet I go halfway tap it flip it around halfway cap it only the fingers go in
that water otherwise I'll be walking around with through many fingers rest of the day soon enough
that use a lot of water on the fluffy just lively hit it finally hit it it has brings that of course
up all the food here like so and I get this is not really ready to float yet I got to give it
another I say another 20 minutes and then I'll be able to use a little bit of skill load it up
and bring the aggregate out to match the existing this is a laundry room they built it it's uh only
seven feet wide by six feet on each side just enough to stick washer and dryer so we get to
the last stage I'll show you and I'll show you the final texture and you'll see that our new texture
is going to match the other texture otherwise we won't get paid all right folks the conclusion to
this finish good in the - finish like that that mean is the - brush it bristl we dip it in cement
now I have a bucket of cement and a bucket of water I usually put the - brush in the water
first then put it on here a little bit stick it in that bucket I'm sure the camera doesn't show
if you stick it in the bucket there shake off a little the accident and just just lightly gash
it here's something if you - it you have exactly like this and I just make a mess take this sponge
blow and tap it a couple times let it set then I go back over in a few minutes here's my joint
if you can catch that joint my joint - there - finish when this is painted it's going to match
the fellow who did this window all he did was he floated it and that's the again I don't know if
the camera will show that but he just floated it and he didn't tie it improperly that's why
they have this huge crack that's been talked about ten times less then just point it out if
it what Dad look at this what they did over here now this I guess this has been done ten years ago
five I don't know what they did here if the rigid openness is a - and they just put it on and they
floated it so they avoided dashing it which I take the next job for this little audition
here maybe it'd take me an extra hour but the difference is when this fella who's a licensed
contractor in Alameda needs somebody else usually calls me because we do it right well thanks for
listening I hope you learn something on this one Kirk with Kirk Giordano plastering for those of
you who want to do it but simply don't know how is to give you an idea won't make you pro buddy
to give you an idea, thank you Jason, for taking the video we'll see on the next one, thank you.