good morning folks Kirk giordano Plastering, what I'm going to show you today is simple project what
we're going to do is we're going to go ahead and restock with this new block wall in here
we put a French drain and on the other side so they broke all the stucco out and put new block
in here what I'm going to do is put it back together I'm only going to do the face here
and this corner I'm going to put a corner right here I'm going to break out this nasty piece here
where it doesn't match and actually make it match this guy here we're going to break that
out to break out this slobbers I'm going to put a weld creat weld krita's bonding agent we just
paint it right over this painted surface this will adhere by itself with stucco because of
the suction you don't need a bonding agent on this just as long as it's clean we're going to
wire brush this to get all the dust and grime off it that way the next coat will adhere by suction
just just like that anyway it's pretty simple finished pretty simple job the idea on this is
to match this texture so it's not an eyesore at the very front of the house the texture here is
is a float finish with a bunch of humps in here and then they came and they shot a txt coat over
that obviously the house was leaking so this text coat was shot over that so as to give it
some extra protection anyway you'll see us how we're doing it I get a lot of calls for stuff
just like this I figure out show show you guys how to do it right alright guys now that I've applied
the weld cream all over here Welker can barely see it it's kind of bluish that adheres new stuff go
to a painted surface and we don't need any here but I did put a corner around here to make my
life a little easier right here where we're about we're going to be three inches thick that's what
I'm gonna coat first all this where it's really that's the area I did first what I do is using
just regular premium stucco added a little bit of luminite illuminate is an agent - accelerates the
arcing I don't want to be here all day I don't want to do 3 trips because this is an inch to 2
in some area so a little bit of illuminate it looks soft right now but it's going to harden
quick get all the big stuff first count for the settling of the drawing then I'm gonna hit my cure
is it a scoop one it out a bucket already mix the last thing I want
to do is hit the drop just corner and the corner aid I want this is set that look
like much here but it's going to take four buckets of mud because it's pretty thick
this is just the first bucket well they won't bore you with the whole thing so what I'll do is going
to mix up a couple more buckets I'll show you it as we're doing this looks hard but it's actually
real simple so when I get to that stage he'll see the completion of it alright guys that'll
do it for this one key things to remember is your joints get that joint real well because
the joint shows around the perimeter of what you're doing it's not going to look right and
again how I match this heavy heavy finish it's a sand finish and it's been shot again with an
acrylic finished obviously the house leaking so we just use this sponge flow and we just keep
going over a lot of water it's about three inches thick and I'm using aluminide in my
material because not cost-effective for me to come here three different times to do a small
patch and I want to pass the savings on to the homeowners I have my 9-foot utility bed truck
with everything I need to do little patches like this this didn't take me more than three hours but
we've got to know what you're doing when you're doing stuff like this it's cold so we used a lot
of aluminide and three hour Patchett's it's done all they have to do now is prime it and paint it
so I appreciate you watching this and hopefully you learn something again this with Kirk with
Curt Rotana plastering those of you who want to do it but don't know how hope this helped you a bit
and remember I make it look easy because this is all I do for a living but if you got something
like this call somebody like me a professional or you can try to do it yourself but again I make it
look a little bit easier than it actually is thank you and we'll see you on the next one