Hi guys Kirk and Jay here with Kirk giordano plastering, today what I want to show you are
I would do this texture it's called a sweep texture and you start anywhere two-seam think
about a clock a clock starts at say 3 da or 9 o'clock 2 3 something like that anyway it's a
sweep texture and the fellow here asked me says well gee that's a window you're replaced and
what about where they started from one side and they started from the other how are you
going to take the transition I said I don't know I'll cross that bridge when I get to
it he says you mean you can't do it I said I don't know I'll cross that bridge when I get
to it I'm as good as the next fella so we're at that bridge guys we got a scratch coat on
this now I'm gonna Brown it out I'll show you how we match you finish if I have enough cement
left on my bucket let's see okay I'm gonna Brown it out right now one more hot glass
may not be enough okay first thing we want to do is we want to match the existing brown coat
that won't worry about the texture later okay out here hot day it's already getting hot so
let's see one little bit of loose mud I want to try to get some of these nasty clinkers
I put it on, and just kind of that's slopping.
It got a match with a guide guys a couple slim sloper, all right.
That's about good. Oh, these little clinkers there was that's the mud. It's too loose, so the mud you
put on the loos, and it just falls right off. I don't have any clinkers. I'll be in trouble
anyhow we do that, yes. Next, we take a floating bucket. All this is is green float using a green
float because I want to soften it up a little bit and put some grit in it to match theirs.
Okay just got to follow my own pattern. Leave some
of that clinkers but don't leave the clinkers. Then it won't match theirs.
It's kind of a difficult finish to match when you're trying to go between a window,
but know that we can't handle I've done it before anyway. That's about
That's about what we want now. So I'm gonna jump on that hose and clean this wall up.
I'm gonna step back take a look at it if it does match exactly, we'll put a little bit more here,
and a little bit there, but you guys get the idea, Jays signaling me I believes me that
that battery is about to run out, so I'll end it here my name is Kirk J on the camera. As usual,
guys, we'll see you at the next one. Thank you for watching, okay, guys. We're cleaning up
right now last tip is you could either put those indentations with the float or a square trial;
I've got it done there similar to what he's got in, and what I've been doing is I've been hitting
it with a little bit of water because we want it to cure it we're in the hot sun it's dried as fast
as I could put it on there but anyway that's how you do it guys my name is Kirk Jason on
the camera and also guys, as usual, we thank you for watching. We'll see you guys at the next one.