Hello there folks Kirk here with Kirk giordano plastering, my son Jason helping me do the
project also and doing video what we're gonna do today is I'm going to show you guys how we
prep the jaw because we're gonna color coat this entire house they put in about a lot of 1520 new
windows what they don't want is say this window here they have a window here and they had a fella
come to keep plastic over okay zoom in up there Jay you see we have over inch and a half at the
top here and then we have about an inch right here say we take this 2x4 this way we have a
good solid well ranges from a quarter inch to an inch and a half every which way because this
patch right here is past the original wall by Bobby OH quarter inch to a inch and a half it's
really bad we're doing a lot of patches but ours is gonna match the existing plain of the wall now
if we're doing them a skip trial finish why we're doing a skip town finish because they
don't want to see all these bad patches in I'm pretty good with just a float finish but even a
flow finish you'll still see this couple prior to doing my color code I'm going to skim this
out and around here and feather it in with a skip trowel it won't be noticeable I'll show you over
here again what I mean now a lot of times I'll use a Darby what I'm gonna do here when I'm done
with this wall here it's going to match this here I'm gonna do is I'm gonna Brown this out
right here this stretch that's nerd win but a while ago we're going for venture which - coast
Then we allow the scratch to set a minimum of 48 hours two solid days. Yeah yeah, it is. I'm
gonna this patch right here. I cannot pass this plane. I shouldn't pass the plane otherwise and
put our next on it. This is stunt nuts. There's no shear so placed on a pretty thick scratch but
even that big scratch on a hollow because we're using we don't know over studs we lose a lot
because it does even the amount of how tight you pull the paper it'll go into the studs the wire.
I'm gonna do that long enough to know pretty much by hi how to get
a wall chewing gloves put the city on you folks that might be doing this dark, okay.
I can go for now just as long as I don't go past the walls down the darby here.
we're using this is it round go
XS right back on the board I'd rather have too much blood on here than not enough much because
I can now when all is said and done this sets gonna pull this stud right here one when we put
this on here true and plumb we're over here we got a huge package not that difficult to do and
then what I'm gonna do is tie this in I'm gonna show you guys that - okay guys wrap this up Vanna
we do a lot of multitasking while I was allowing this to set it was close to 3/4 of an inch thick
humus create but the brown coat was close to 3/4 as ever finish all the rest of it and I'm always
fall together all right we're going to do a color coat over this whole wall but this original finish
is very very corpse with granules so I'm instead of hard rubber floating this which would make it
smooth I'm gonna float it with a smudge boat and bring some of the aggregate out which means the
sand itself aggregate just so another word for sand or the rocks and concrete okay this is uh
this is it right here and I feather my joint in my joint is true plug to this wall here lot
of water circular motions and I'm going into the wall itself my new work is going into the existing
work I'm feathered it in this way a lot of water this particular finish there we go we taking up
the sides that up and when we get ready to do the color coat on this it probably won't be for
a pump this has got your plus they've got a few other things inside hey guys one more thing why
sign up here it is when we do a color code on this we're gonna put a bonding agent on this wall here
now our bonding agent I'm going to hit this once but if I body made it on the new work possibly
two or three times because I want I want to kill all the section because this has no suction if we
do a color coat over brand-new work and to seal work when it's done it'll have a ghost beam event
you will still see all those patches plus you'll see a color change so we don't want that not an
artwork we've been doing this too long to make an apprentice mistake like that anyhow folks my
name is Kirk with kirk giordano plastering, we thank you for watch it have any questions with
any projects you have email them to me and anybody anywhere in the neighborhood of doing something
similar I'll show you guys how to do it too thank you again we'll see you guys on the next one.