honey folks, Kirk here with kirk giordano plastering, toady we're gonna do today is
we're gonna show you how they just saw fit the porches fallen apart it's been falling apart for
about a year every time they shut the stable door a little more falls off, so I came out a couple
weeks ago look at it's the best thing to do is remove the hope stealing what we're gonna do is
we're gonna yank this light off to remove the low ceiling I'm going to hit the wood with weld
Creek to get rid of the dust now I'm going to wire it to our natural snuggle key will go into
these grooves and mushroom on top we're going to do two coats of stucco, and you'll see it
as we do it guys you're going to remove stuffing your a mask and some glass especially over again
because the dust gets everywhere I'll show you a little bit see this should come off pretty easy
sometimes they just get old here was a little moisture on the roof so it leaked and then the
woods swell this is the result it just keeps coming down coming down so what I'm going to
do is put this mask over to stop video I'm gonna yank this whole thing off and when we get that
off I'll show you the next stage of what we go okay guys we've got that mask you see you know
the drag that is but somebody's got to do it now what I'm doing is I'm applying weld cream this is
a bonding agent I get a lot of calls from people saying what bonding agent do I use I use well Cree
by Larsson's because it's good for everything a fella called me from New York the other day
and said we did a color coat it's coming off well but dilute the wild cream who are color
code on a painted surface never comes on and you can see the color - because it's blue we're here
I'm using full strength because I want this to really adhere will take me about 15 minutes to
fully cover this soffit and a bit of Wired anyway I don't really need to do this but there's dust
on these slats so I wanted to get rid of all the dust I water brushed it and now I'm just gonna
well Crete itself that's another stage and then we're gonna wire it I'll show you that all right
guys got the wire up and what I generally do is I put my staples in the wrap so the homeowners
ask me something they said and I wish you could see we can see you doing it I said well actually
you can't on video it I told in my video about about half my work so they're in another state
it just reminded me when I said that one fellow who called me from New York about the color code
coming off this house well these guys are also in New York who own this house though I told
well I'll video it because again we do about half of our work on video the other half take too much
time anyway we're going to go ahead mix up some cement now and get both of these coats going up
the first coat is going to be extremely rich a lot more cement a lot of accelerators into it
here the stickier it is which means more cement less sand that first coder go on and set real
quick okay guys we're gonna put the first coat up and again this particular Portland cement
I have the rims in it where there are cell writers and just so this first coat moment
in here and dry quickly they're taking about 15 minutes to spread this out by the time I'm done
but blade my cards right I'll be able to put my second coach directly over if not we're doing
other things around the entire house that we can come back to and that is had an extra half hour
and for us Mysterio I always work away from your body right under it all done your head and we got
tight lap here right now no matter which way this wire goes because the stucco is actually going
through these keys right here and mushroomy top ok guys what I'm gonna do put my final scoop on here
I'd like probably underwear, you kids, but what about it now if do a lot of crack repair on this
house - there got nothing but time, so I'm gonna do just scratch this, and they come back to it. It
doesn't matter which way you put your scratch line. This just was a mechanical bond because
this sets which I expect it to I don't want to I'll lose my mechanical bond for my next code,
so that's why I'm giving us the scratch. I mean you can waffle it when I was Union they
say I'll put waffles in it like this both which ways fill it here better but anyhow when I get
ready to do the next coat I'll show you that and then the finished work because we're gonna get to
a bunch of cracks around the house all right good night super fun right here dry I want to keep dry.
anyway we got time to the back
After I get the second prologue, I'll show you how we float into an analyst, all right, guys,
how we're cleaning up now I gave everything a sponge float finish what we do is we bring the
aggregate out with the sponge. Now we're getting our edges shot. We're taking the clean water and
going across here and clean it up. All the stuff that's on the wood there on that crown moldings
not important if it's on this door now that would be a bit of a house before so there you have it
that's the way we go ahead and do two coats on the soffit we're gonna call it quits now because
lawn mowing company just came in there and start that up we're gonna go ahead and hook this up here
this all down simple way to do a porch anyhow thank you, folks, for watching my name is Kirk
giordano plastering, we you guys have a great day we'll see you guys on the next one.