though folks and good afternoon Kirk here with kirk giordano plastering ,we're going to do we're
going to show you how to wire this guy right here this is a pizza oven we did this all year to ago
we gave it a Santa Barbara smooth mission finish not real beautiful how he lifted it I don't know
but he did lift lifting it and you put this pizza I guess you got tired of bending down on blaming
anyhow what I'm going to do here is the tapas is a different structure than the bottom the bottom
is steel stud framing and we're going to put some corners on here and screw it all in we're
going to apply a wealth creativeness board they have here this board right here is for tile but
it will also work for stucco so we're going to go ahead and and put corners on this and you'll see
us shooting some weld creep on it this I could roll it out on the other side here you already
put wire on it we show folks this right here this is a three point four wire mesh and it's
fine you can use it but if you're going to put a wire over a flat surface you want to go with
a three four three point four salford wire which means as we as we apply it in its self bird it's
Dippold in the back so the mud goes in the back it's kind of like soffits where we put this on
the socket you plaster it and mushrooms in back and that's what it appears but anyway I have my
spray bottle so I'm going to hit this with weld Creek and the weld Creek will go behind here and
blend in with the wire that way we put our our mud on here and it will adhere anyway we're going to
go ahead and do the wires and then I'll show you how we're spreading this out we're going to come
back another day to do the color code but today we're just going to apply the primer coat okay
guys now we're going to go ahead and spray it out and I'm using a spray bottle because it's already
wired and because it's already wired I want to get the bonding agent intertwined with all the wire
I put the corners up we got corners here corners over here and now I'm going to spread it out all
right guys the end of the day long week Friday we all want to go home we're going to do here is just
spread this out and come back Monday to do the color finish you get where I'm going with this
all right guys know what I'm doing this the second coat on the first one is pretty tight already and
hopefully we'll have enough daylight you can see what we're doing here and I'm just digging a bra
guitar be here just bring it up to your bum I'm gonna bullnose these cops right here where it
meets our cold work just like that and next week I will come and put the finish coat on here there's
that run here I actually made it pretty inside door opening number close this guy all right
guys not the stage where the the base code is set enough and now what I'm doing in this it's pretty
wet skill I'm bulldozing me there as I sew then I'm taking my sponge and cleaning them off I'm
just going with a hard steel child finish because if I float it say I give it all I do this and on
bring all the sand out then when I come to do that Santa Barbara it's gonna catch every little grain
and it's gonna skip so I don't want that and when you hard steel at Rajah say this is no guilt trial
finish it's sealed in it's gonna be cracked like an egg when I come back to do that but that's okay
it's that's fine we generally don't seal it like this but when we do the Santa Barbara we do anyhow
you'll see it next week when we do the follow-up okay guys been about a week now we're back to do
the the color finish let me fly apply this uh color finish on here by the way we're using a
Santa Barbara smooth mission finish and this right here is white now crystal white the corsets on the
La Habra fully charged one thing to remember about colors is there's two bags one is base 100 one is
based 200 base 100 is white that's where all the lighter colors usually base 200 is for the darker
color so I get asked that question a lot too about the colors and the bases base is usually white 200
that's 100 for the base for the white 200 is for the darker color anyhow I'm going to wet this down
in the second and apply that but before I do it I want to show you guys because I get asked this a
lot too well scratch your house and folks will say gee Kurt we go ahead and steel trowel it and I say
no I won't because it will crack before I left here a week ago I said I expected these cities
can you zero in on these cracks look at these big cracks this side here this side here and they're
normal when you steel trowel something if you steel trowel it it's going to crack but anyway
we're putting a color coat over this so I'm going to hose it all down saturate the walls with water
okay guys we're ready to do it I'll give it a little bit of all saturation otherwise as soon as
I put the first coat on it will absorb in it won't be able to get any strokes out of it and with
Santa Barbara generally I do two coats everybody got their own methods may I prefer two coats
I just get the bulk of the wall first, and then I come back to cut in all right
now cut it top I have my template with hey I bro knows these tops this just
scores code what I'm why I'm doing two coaches cuz it gets out any flaws it's
better to color coverage and they're not much I Santa Barbara it's kind of like
taping mothers there's not a whole lot of sand to it okay just for the sake of
Explaining this, I'm going to go ahead and put
my second come on now. This is actually a little bitty wall,
so it's kind of simple to make a little all the more difficult it is alright. My next go
lotta elbow grease Minh is also back and forth over depending on what folks want
like I just have enough to finish off this one side here because I already
did a rear that other side remember that bulldoze stop in my lap pool
we've got a lot of pizza ovens I've done them out of block wall out of brick you name them
concrete we've done got about thirty of them but a lot of fancy barbecues we'll just come
in and we'll well put the next coat on yeah I had fun fire boom home depot online then build them
and call us hey you ever finished a barbecue and of course I've done quite a few of them
so you come in with you know what's our Santa Barbara's on the color codes another thing is
it's okay say we're spread out now I usually will take off a brand new brand new brush I
let you throw away scott-free bucks because they're real thin and just you can hit this
leg here and you do your corners with it when I'm doing the corners I'm taking the side of
this brush that's right there on the side I'm going up with usually a little bit of
water and that makes that corner stronger and plus it makes it pretty smooth to it finish
we're trying to achieve just like when I pull this tape off then I'm gonna hit it again and
there's that now pull the tape off and yeah it's going to pull some of the color off nature of it
All right now, take this thin throw-away brush. Just now, I'm using the tip to get
in the top here a little bit of water, and that just ties it right in. I'll tell you
these little too tall throwaways just right for this job. It's like that I'm going to
go ahead and finish up the rest of it when I get complete. I'll show you guys the conclusion of it,
alright guys? There you have it there are two coats on everything and a cheap breakfast. I'll
take a little bit of water on them, then you get your corners out you do the tape you get these
corners here I'll walk around well the same thing over here that you see right here just
a little wall anyway that's how you do the second coat of Santa Barbara smooth mission finish on a
barbecue beat job, and you name it we do them we do houses too anyhow folks thank you for
watching my name's Kirk I'm with Kirk Giordano plastering we'll see you guys on the next one