hi guys Kirk and Jay here with Kirk Giordano plastering today I'm gonna do is I'll show you
guys how to tie in what we use is Bulldog this here I've got every tool known to man as far as
breaking out from electric to pneumatic to air but we're gonna do is we're gonna break out right here
we're gonna break out right here we're gonna break out that inner corner we're gonna break
out this edge here we're gonna break out here why are we gonna do that well this fella used
to have a door here and what he did was he went to the city pulled a permit and they taught him
well gee you can you can put a window in there I asked him I said man how come he just didn't
because he told me the window costs two grand to have it customized to that and I thought how come
you didn't just break out the perimeter and put another window in and he said you ever been in a
design review I said yeah once there was a house so he said that's why they allowed me to do that
and I thought okay he has a permit over here from design review allowing him to do this and
I thought fair enough we'll do what you want us to do so what we're gonna do here guys is we are
going to break out all of this right here we're gonna try to get some good paper this house here
is about 80 years old so I told him gee man if we can't get no good paper right here we got to
keep going up and could be we'll have to go to the top of course you almost ran me off the job
when I said that it's the Kirk do the best you can the paper looks fine to me just take it to about
here so that's what we're gonna do Jay and I drew straws is who's gonna break out and since Jay loss
he gets to break out but what we're gonna do is after he's broken out everything we're gonna tie
this that we're gonna remove this just just it is looking like it's gonna rain again so we're trying
to beat the rain what we're gonna do here first do all the breakouts and I'll show you how we just
push our paper in here and that's about all this video is about guys just how to do a waterproof
membrane with existing tie and this tie-in is beat-up it's seen better days so we won't know
what we got until we start breaking out so next time you see us hopefully all this will be gone
this all be broken out we'll start fishing that paper and that's what I'll show you guys how we do
this thing this existing window now that used to be a door we're gonna leave this barrier on put it
here pull this book up put our two layers of paper under here and down on top of this new stucco stop
here so when we get to that stage we'll show you all right guys we are at that stage where I
told you we'd be my inspector buddies just leaving here I said hey man why don't you be in the ending
of this video it says Kirk you trying to get me fired man the idea is all we had was this little
piece and I said we were waiting on it to do a an ending conclusion for this video so he says
all you know what you're doing Kirk we'll let it go here's important thing guys just this video is
all about tie-ins just about tie-ins okay now notice we broke out we got enough tie-in it's
in decent condition is it great no did I have to call these guys and say man I got some terrible
news we got to take it to the top dude I got away with it or dodged the bullet so okay here's what
I'm doing guys we slide this back and forth until we can get it under there as tight as possible and
then they haven't get rid of them gloves for now take it and stay right here we could take this
paper out an angle say and go up under there and shimmy it up there the idea is shimmy it up there
guys get it all the way under this existing stuff tack it and cut it past I cut it way down here
because it's got to keep overlapping this and I'll just play around right now and cover this
overlap here and I'll cover this overlap just for kicks because I can alright and now that we are
water-tight we get back to putting this thing together so put it back together like that tack
it down normally I have my gloves on so don't care my hands up but for the sake of showing you this
I'll leave them all okay putting this on here now I'm gonna take the big gun big gun all right wire
salford we're gonna follow the spot here we're gonna cap this in we're not tapping [ __ ] in
okay okay for the sake of putting this noisy guy down here now what we do is let that compressor
kick off what we do now is we use a polyurethane caulking now this joint right here I put my new
paper over the existing paper now I'm going to take this polyurethane caulking guys and I'm gonna
[ __ ] this [ __ ] out of it because we don't want any leaks we don't want water getting in there in
this particular polyurethane caulking it sticks to everything it waterproofs very well there's a
lot of caulking is out there but I kind of prefer this guy here it's never let me down yet and jason
has already hit this side here because what we did is we broke it out we put the new paper over the
existing paper and he caulk the crap out of that side - do you caulk this no because water goes
through the stucco hits this paper and then drips on ours and last thing your caulk is around the
surround here your caulking top here and you'll caulk the sides here and I've been asked this
question in fact this back too had just asked me it says Kirk don't you lose your keys what's the
key the key is say where the stucco meets the wall here and the keys in and I say absolutely
we lose our keys heck with a key I don't care if we lose a key meaning we're gonna get a hairline
crack I'm concerned with the walls not leaking this these stops right here this brick mold stuck
a mold it's got a key in here and the stucco goes in there that's not real important to me
my my main thing is for it not to leak anyway guys that is how you do a tie-in my name is Kirk Jason
on the camera as usual guys we beat the rain - we thank you for watching what's the on the next one
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