Hello folks, Kirk and jayson are here with Kirk Giordano plastering,
today I want to point out something as a fella asked me what's the difference between red team
versus green came first green flow I'll tell you the red float is actually more for bricklayers
and concrete it compresses and brings if you keep going it'll bring the sand out just a little bit
but if it's wet like this it'll bring it out a little bit more now other green flows that
is designed to pull the aggregate out much much more aggregate a fancy word for sand and create
it's it's rocks it's just fancy words when I say aggregate okay I'll show you the difference
all right we took a wall here I it's kind of wet guys what I wanted to show you is the difference
it's usually guys when you do this you homeowners allow it to set another 15-20 minutes depend on
the weather right now it's cold like 50 degrees it's cold so anyway I'm trying to prove a point
here with this it'll make it because it's so wet it'll pull out a little bit of it'll make it a
little sand here then when it's perfectly ready well show you okay you take the red float and
notice the red float actually it compresses it and it pulls out the aggregate but if this was
dry it would be super fine now and that's that's pulling out the aggregate but when it's ready it
won't pull out as much it'll just compress it you take a green sponge float that same wall and put
your water in it cap out from you water the green sponge float now we'll pull out twice as much see
then it's pulling out a lot more now I want to pull out a lot because I want to match this so
what I'll do is come here and pull up again the red floats it's okay I don't generally use it
however we're at a job site Oh months ago and a fella used to say Kirk you know what I I did all
these retaining walls by watching your videos I thought really wasn't taking you some time and
I was thinking man it probably took this guy whoa too weak he says yeah it took me a year
don't tell me let me guess you used for this tonight hey and I said you watch my video see
ya once all your videos I said well I don't short read close what's the red floor that's
it's red it's like this green one except it's ready said how did you know I used that I said
because your sand is really really fine and he when he got us tools sure enough he was using
the red flow all that means is you could use it but you're gonna have a super fine finish this
is really heavy so we don't want to use this so anyway getting back to the yo red float versus
the green float the green float is what we want for the stucco purposes especially to match we
finish that we don't use that anyhow there's the difference between them guys when you ask
me what's the difference between a red float and degree in float bricks concrete compressed
bring in the aggregate out here if you know what you're doing anyway my name is Kirk Jason on the
camera we're all working here together the whole family having a good time thought I'd take the
time out to show you this difference anyway we thank you for watching it as usual see you guys
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