hi guys Kirk and Jay here with Kirk Giordano plastering today I want to answer a question
a fella by the name of God Jack he's one of our subscribers he called and we're doing a
explanation video on weep screech what's more popular the metal weep screens are the plastic
anyway code Jackie I said man Kirk I wished you would have showed the whole thing instead of just
the screens I'll show it to you now Kojak and I'll explain it I'm not gonna actually do any
work today I'm just gonna explain this question that you have Kojak anyhow what we did here is
we place the weep screed around all these pillars then after we did the the web screens we put some
straight flash all I did was put one little row around here then we two ply paper to all
the columns then we put a struck two lath wire around the columns I actually do have that on
video because there's a right and a wrong way to do these pillars and we can be here all day if we
do it the wrong way the right way we have a video coming up soon that I'll show you what we did here
then lastly well we put the corners on there and that's these guys right here galvanized corner aid
now Kojak you said how come you didn't show more it took me Jay and through seven hours so that's
21 hours and nobody's gonna watch a 21-hour video doesn't want a video that long either but anyway
I'll tell you after we did our wire here we take 10-foot corner eight I could have bought a box
of eight because these are exactly eight feet right here but I had 10 footers so we cut them
to size we cut them we sort out the bottom we do the tops we give them each one about a half inch
if you look here that's about a half inch where these two connect here a half inch there a half
inch every one of these guys has about a half inch half inch here half inch here here here what if it
has an eighth or a quarter inch difference it's not the end of the world guys we've worked up
with these folks before they love our work and we're matching this finish here this finish is
a heavy float and it's designed if there's a flaw in eighth of an inch it's really not a big deal
anyhow after we did these corners we did these corners here and between here I actually laughed
this too because our mud I want it to adhere in there then we put these same corners and tie in
the softened mesh to this mesh otherwise we'll get a hairline crack around the perimeter of that of
course we don't want that inspection purposes we have to have a vent tom with our word made sure
we put a vent there and I said Tom what kind of bench you want where do you want it it says let's
go between these two columns both sides so they're cosmetically pleasing we do what we're told anyhow
this is three point or this is three-eighths rid laughs and yeah they got a lot of different
soffit meshes I chose this because it's pretty strong today we're actually gonna be doing some
mud anyway could Jack I hope that answers some of your questions sorry we can't show everything on
every video again that was seven hours for all three of us so it would have taken too long if
you have any additional questions Kevin or any of you folks want to see anything that
we do in particular email me say Kirk show me this show me that Oh we'll do it if we have the
opportunity anyhow my name is Kirk I'm with Kirk Giordano plastering we thank you folks again for
watching justice instruction of completion and as usual Jay and I'll see you on the next one
you