hello guys Kirk and Carl here with Kirk jordano plastering i want to show you today is one of
the strongest talking's made that I'm aware of there are some easier to use well actually many
easier to use but this is pretty strong why am I going to show you a strong coffee because the
house here was lifted you can see it had a new foundation and we are waiting for cure time it
is not ready to feather into the existing so I thought I'd point out something because some of
you guys asked me what's the strongest caulking this is the strongest that I'm aware of but there
are other versions that are kind of easier to use but i'm going to show you this just because
i'm here and because i'm going to use this first thing you do find your crack take a screwdriver
and dig that crack out get get it all out then wire brush it because nothing adheres to dust not
even this good caulking then what we've done is we put this blue stuff that's called weltkrieg we
put the weld creed on the joint here and other in order to feather it in but you take this sick of
blacks textured you see where I here where it says textured it's a construction ceiling it's strong
stuff guys and what I did is I cut the tip off now to get find my mark I got a 45 degree angle
in here what we want to do is we want to fill this crack here and why did it crack well the house was
lifted when you lift a house in order to put a new foundation you're going to get some inside
crack and many many exterior cracks that's just the nature of it can anybody lift a house without
cracking it if it's stucco doubtful because when you move stucco it cracks that's just the nature
of vibration causes stucco to crack whether or not it's windows and doors opening and slamming
or lifting a house same thing it is like it's like glass you just cannot you don't have too
much room to play with stucco if you move it you cracked it so anyway most houses do crack
because of rain it lifts the house and drops it and they crack but why it cracks is another story
what I'm doing is I'm showing you how to get it in there you get it in there and then you take
glove and you really squeeze it in here there's a couple ways to do this guy's what I'll do is
because this is painted and it's somewhat soft I'll just go in circles with my glove I think
this is pretty much the easiest way you just go in circles use your glove and any area that like this
i miss we just take them off some other area and you just go in circles now another way to do this
would be to use a float now this float this is a throwaway float to one of my I got about 50 on my
truck I take it we go in the crack and you take a throwaway float why because this is going to get
on the float and if it gets on the float it just beats them up but the float actually it brings
the sand out because if when they say textured they mean it has sand in it this finish here
had sand in it so last thing we want to do is put put talking in here with no sand otherwise you'll
see it when it's painted you'll see just a line the smooth line so that's not what we want to do
again you can do it either way there's a whole lot of ways to do this guy's but as far as a strong
polyurethane caulking with sand in it that's about the strongest 1i know hating you folks know
a stronger one with sand in it let me know anyway you see how easy that is and that is for a house
that is severely moving or been lifted you've got the best product you can buy anyhow my name is
Kirk Carl and the camera we thank you for watching this short little clip on caulking as usual we'll
see you guys on the next one once again folks we thank you for watching and I really enjoy all your
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