Hello folks, Kirk here with Kirk giordano plastering, today what I'm going to do is stucco around this
window, it is pretty simple what we're going to do is I've just put some paper I'm going to put
another sheet of paper and go underneath this then I'm going to break it out use my
Bosh here it's a lot easier to use skill than muscle and if I'm pounding on it I'm going to
break the plaster inside so I'm just gonna rag these edges a little bit I want to expose some
paper some wire so we get a proper tighten paper for it doesn't leak wire so we won't
get a perimeter crack and this is kind of an unusual detail here he said just stucco it and
he'd finish the plywood so that's what we're gonna do we're just gonna take it right here
to the to the stud so you'll probably see me when I get ready to do the scratch coat and the brown
color of course that's so small I'm going to use luminite in my cement that way I could do the to
coach same day keep keep it cost-effective for the fellow I'll show you it pretty quick okay
guys we are doing the scratching Brown right here we tied in properly we exposed a little
bit of paper a little bit of water and tie it in otherwise you get the perimeter crack I didn't
cover this window but I know what I'm doing and I've been doing this for a long time so
don't you guys try copy me and say well Kirk you cover the window so I'm not going to cover mine
Anyhow this is a second coat. I'm using scoop here, but another bucket of little soup is an
accelerator for the luminite. It really speeds up the drying time of this is equivalent to fix all.
six all drawings real cows also this is a little
wet like it is about it being kind of wet with rubber window you wanna
just go ahead and finish trowel of this Oh,
we'll come back and show you guys how to float this what they have here is
What's this? That's just a brilliant plunge with a handle, and it brings the aggregate. Now I'll
show you the completion. It's only gonna take me about 10 minutes to finish browning. I got
to wait about five minutes for an all set, and I'll come back and show you how to float it,
okay guys? We are done with this fish Oh, much water I'm putting in this.
when you do the wall get most of the water out if that wall was turning white right now you
leave a lot of water on because it's so wet still that's all you want to do in the transition yes
what separates the journeyman from the homeowners it's a transition when this is painted it's kind
of blend in real well to it so these green floats up perfect for the transition and if you could see
it and when it's painted you're gonna see it too so you just keep going over here a lot of water I
can do this right here I generally have a bucket for the sake of trying to explain how much water
because if you keep calling me saying I don't understand how much water you're using this is
how much water I mean right here a lot a bit then you Kate look clean your window go underneath it
go up down low just rejoice in real well anyway you can buy these guys too and how to buildings
in life or West Coast building supply and open and they've changed the name anyhow my name is Kirk
with Kirk Giordano plastering Thank You, Jason for mixing it, and we'll see you folks on the next one.