hi there folks Kirk here with Kirk giordano plastering, today my son Jason giordano as usual
doing the video today we're gonna do is we're gonna wind up beautiful countryside here we're
gonna do today is technical stuff you gotta have at least 15-20 years and can try to an
attempt to do what we're gonna do today for mr. P's cake because they do this year round we got
a mold right here on top of this concrete that is separating on all of these tops they're separating
and we also have buckling of the wall how do I know it's a malls because concrete listen oh
oh oh like the window here this is a mold hollow different sounds oh I know they're styrofoam mold
the reason this styrofoam mold is separating here and it's not around the house is because
they went over concrete now when you go over concrete you put your poly bottom material in
here to hold this and generally what you'll do if you have me have two clamps that go here and
they hold it for about four hours well sometimes what these guys must have did is they put the
poly bond and they just leaned against it and you can do this too if you got a good seal lean
against it for about five minutes and then when you lift up it should be set well I didn't set
you well we are first gonna pressure wash all of this I'm gonna put on Sikaflex polyurethane
caulking in this craft as well as the other one over there because they're pretty substantial
then I'm going to put fiber mesh tape over it and lastly I'm gonna put another poly bond coat over
this because the water sitting on this we don't want the water to sit on so I'm only gonna raise
the center about a quarter-inch and feather back into it I'm gonna use the poly bond because it's
very strong okay guys as I said earlier this is a Sikaflex polyurethane caulking it's really really
good stuff but very nasty to get on your clothes or new tools usually need gas to wipe it up and
I'm using this and I'm forcing this caulking into the crack I want I want it to go a half
inch to an inch inside this crack that's why I'm holding it there squeezing it full the reason I
want to fill this crack is as I said earlier you could take this particular product and put a few
drops or a couple lines and then hold two bricks together and it will hold years and years I've
done it whereas bricks are porous you can take two pieces of wood clean two by fours and use
this yeah it'll bond well but when you're doing something like this that's styrofoam on concrete
this is the best way to get it so what I'm doing now is I'm forcing it in here even tighter with
my thumb this stuff it is nasty but you just wipe it on your clothes right there then after
this stage I'm gonna plant a mesh tape just like that and that's about as good as you can do okay
this guy here we put the material on and when I smooth it out you can actually tell when I use
them in my eye what we do not what we don't want is the water to stay up on here we want it to fall
this is how we do this guy here all right guys we're getting ready to wrap it up with the day
here I got this base coat on here and I'm gonna color this tomorrow the blue stuff you see is
even though we pressure wash I put Walt Creed on everything especially painted surfaces I
skim coat this one too it was kind of concave tomorrow I come we'll do the completion with
color coat these caps that's the proper way to do these molds here okay guys figure out
where we were we gave this a couple days to set because this there's polygons you put it
on thick as I did will tend to hairline cracks so it did crack and barely you'll see it over
than the next one now that we got this beveled so the water doesn't sit on top I put a product and
it's called image pronounced Amash but it's an acrylic it's got the least amount of aggregate
or sand in that way when you spread it it'll match this existing which has been painted so
anyway this is this is final I just spread it and I was floating it let me show you guys over
here how you spread it okay now this guy here no cracks in it on this particular one and I looked
pretty thick over there I just had minimal cracks very very little anyway I'll show you
how do we do get up this is an acrylic finish here and what we want to do is just coat it
doesn't take long if you know what you're doing in swimming pool trou highway but visible square
jaw it'll marks I was thinking about it and it tends to crack sometimes since they have a real
problem with the screen I've been tied in down here I figured yeah spin a few bucks more good
stuff unless you covered up because then you got a lot of cleaning up to do okay too bad as I say
I'm using this swimming pool child because it's square you see the lines here and when
I get done with it I like I'll let it set up for about 15 minutes ten then I just hit the
joints like this if the joints and now we have an acrylic finish on the caps a lot thicker than
paint and flexible force they're still gonna paint this this way we're really water tight
there you have it it's pretty simple if you know what you're doing anyway this is Kirk
Kirk Giordano plastering my son Jason doing the video as usual he's gonna help me start spreading
the other two caps when we're done we'll see you on the next one.