Hello there folks and Kirk here with kirk giordano plastering, today, if we're to do, is remove some of
this ceiling here at another spot over there as they had a hanging chair came here last week to
look down had a big wooden beautiful hanging chair and I was gonna watch sit on it what happens is
that hanging chair moves these stuff say you have your ceiling joist touch you have say a 2 by 6 2
by a 2 by 12 doesn't matter once all that weight is on that swinging chair back and for him that
stud flexes a little bit and what happens is this pop song so I tell them it's just this top piece
the top coat that's coming off I actually yank the little piece off to check it out and then we have
another area here where it's actually buckling from the stucco so I tell them as quick fix
probably take me an hour probably takes longer to cover and - then to do the actual work now
what I'm going to do is I just expect to come on from up here to about here maybe two feet by the
entire length or six feet here then I have this hole right here I expect a circle about like this
this is actually calls from just natural buckling this again is is from that hanging channel so I'm
gonna get started I'm gonna pull this off here and Dan just oh yeah how do you know that's all
where it's going to stop and start I'm guessing 30 years I pulled about 50 of them off I'm just
guessing to the best of my knowledge I'm pulling so many off the ceiling the house everything looks
really really stable so anyhow this is all I'm going to wrestle I'm just going to take it off
I figured come this way and come this way about right there pretty tight yes funny I expected
sometimes we're the wrong turn the book me wrong I acted it to be stable here just wear that stud is
the stud is where they're going this way so when you're rocking the tube on that chair this edge
is flaking hey that's what's this over here I'm gonna back up like say right here J now this got
here then no there babe this guy here I expect this one just to come about right here I can't
see the buckling this is different from that it could be called from the same thing messing
around and then swing I totally get a swing that's freestanding anyhow so I'm gonna pop
this guy out here we're just going to put these two back together so here's what you expect.
I'm going to go ahead and continue to remove this now shall we put this stuff back together alright
guys are you broken off all the loose stuff and I'm putting this plaster well this is a can be
used for this to adhere the next finish on here we got this patch here and then we have that my
patch over there Denson what don't we just do the whole ceiling because you're not paying for
it these folks are always giving people the option if you like I'll remove the entire the ceiling or
we can just do a couple hundred alder patch so they asked me what would you do I said come up
to them not too bad it's just get rid of the hanging chair you can still see this bracket
here this bracket here that was a that's a heavy chair plus with the weight of two or
three people that's what's doing this I've seen some other patches here and there as well you
still get a lot of life out of this come on a bucks we can do this or we can tear the whole
thing up or more expensive so that's where skill comes into play as far as to determine how much
to take off and so I'm using my better judgement how much to take off now the rest won't chip off
that main ten years or not won't come off but right now it's pretty sturdy so Jay is going to
put that camera down he's going to mix up some mud and I'm going to go ahead and mug this out
okay guys doing the second coat now we're going to hook this is a heavy - finish got you this
time to set up all right not this one setting things fun blue water we got our perimeter
joint first I don't want to put my spongy dead center yet I want to get these joints cut it in
of course, we're always multitasking Jayson in mixing Dan is definitely on camera with a lot of mess,
just a cover these patches got to cover the whole cooler how do the technical
stuff a lot of times, okay so we got that perimeter now we're doing
this perimeter just like this feather these guns real well
when you have it now work my interior the body of this lot of water because it's a heavy but
the medium - didn't but a heavy heavy truck load and I'll on water on here on circular motions
don't want to push it up I don't want to fall on my head here we go go and push it up and pushing
it up and actually give it about 15 pounds of pressure looking way 15 times or desperate that's
what I'd be doing about 15 top dome ahead push it because this is hitting those studs hitting
my posture well I want to get here I just put this on there is how the folk rock that we do it - it
means I'm going to go upside down and throw blood on it okay guys the same applies for this patch
here now I'll do my brother come in to the middle and actually Davey on this one is mixing me up for
about two more rocks now got this here there's only a quarter in for their summation I feather
in my good this is what determines how well this passage is about these guys you did these
other patches here I can notice it they just been feather in the joints very well but a little when
you can get away with if you try to get away with a big big patch like this where it's almost four
feet by three it's going to be noticeable unless you feather in your joints very very well you're
going to be right on the money now flap flap and that's how I have to put this way completely flat
most joint and I push it up otherwise don't have ten feet of all right guys I'm finishing
up a float on both of these little patches one of the benefits of being the only benefit not be
really tall is bad I don't need us matter to get to the ceiling not to see what I'm doing down here
a little better without standing on this skull disadvantage of being tall and now I got big dogs
for everything teenage sink kitchen for everything anyway you're going to float it out we'll bring
this aggregate out bring these guys work it out - it now all right got it we're doing the fun stuff
- yeah one of the hardest thing to do yeah upside down but some definite a lot of kind of nasty but
we go all this paper out of here clean up this floor I'm going to hose down this painted surface
make a little messy at first but holy [ __ ] if I'm going to catch it in time dip it in the bucket
get a little bit of fanned out of here with this super bud because this is because it looks like
it's matched on the money but I won my pacifism you have a close pass hit it - anyhow clean up
the results our guys we are complete as work here I can't even notice it this one here is a big one
but it's right on the money can you even notice it too soon as it dries here's a tip for you guys if
you ever doing this kind of stuff the semantics we use any of the rapid sensitive they hit the
porch most of the porch paints Sam I live stuck on this point for more than 15 minutes and paint
will peel so we always cover the floors and then I was just what I did was went to Ma-
So I've got technique webbing is it for about 20 years anyhow it's so much faster, like I said before I've
never got yelled at for leaving a job to clean, anyway my name is Kirk my two sons Dan and Jay
with me, we thank you, folks, for watching, as usual, we'll see you guys on the next one.