Hi, guys Kirk and Jason are here with Kirk Giordano plastering.
Today what I want to show you guys is how we match this texture here. This
particular texture is a twenty-thirty or a Santa Barbara either one a work
my buddy here owns this it's the front of his house he did the scratching Brown I'm
gonna get started I'll explain this he did the scratching Brown here he's a union guy.
when you're Union sometimes like this fella here he would work behind a gun and he's good at the
scratch and browns but they haven't had him doing any color coach so when I was Union that was the
same thing you do certain things and not any other other so you can do it so why should I
do that Kirkland you're my pal and you're doing pro man I'll just buy a beer dinner sometime good
point anyway what I'm doing here is I'm just doing his final coat the color because as he
says Kirk it's the front of my house and I don't want it screwed up so he's done a nice job with
the the scratch and bra now me just a few humps and bumps but nothing that can't be straightened
out with let's color coat what I'll do is just finish off and note he put up weld I could see
the blue here that's weld crease the world peace allows a color code to adhere to a painted surface
so that's exactly what we got I can see he's got the wrong tree way up here to perfect purpose here
we just killed it now for the sake of this video I'm gonna get well there's what I'll
do guys hi I have just enough here to finish this top piece what I'll generally do is take
a float now and I'll feather this in feather this in right to the existing and I look at
there's right there I see they they floated there's prior to the texture so that's exactly
what we'll do we'll float hours prior to the texture I'm gonna take this whole wall down
exactly like that and I may just have enough some mud right here to match this okay let's
see what I got notice it's flat they put it on and then they flatten it out okay I will do that
I'm a little shy. Let me get a little bit of mud, and I'm gonna come back up this rickety
old piece of junk ladder and give it that last bit of texture there it is
Okay I'm not gonna I'm not gonna do this whole wall guys just why I'm gonna do the whole wall
but just for the sake of this video I'm just gonna do this top piece and what I'm doing is I'm taking
it off the side here come in here right here in any area that I see needs it now I mean regardless
if it's the front of the house of the back of the house you want to texture right so now that that's
on that's what they have there now it's a matter of you can see these flat spots or pancake the
idea is to knock it down and match this flat stuff so what I'll do is I'll take this trial I'll look
at it and just flatten it out and some areas have huge pancakes so like my brother said dude why are
you showing everybody how to do this you're gonna put us out of business I say man a lot of guys
have been in this for years who still can't do this my buddy here has been six years in the trade
but he's working behind a pump and all he's doing this this is the to coach so I'm gonna go ahead
and take this all the way down and finish this up but that just shows you guys sometimes they
even if you're in the trade if you're doing only one certain things it's tough to know every little
aspect of the trade unless you've got a lot of time in anyhow guys my name is Kirk I'm with Kirk
Giordano plastering we thank you guys for watching and as usual I'll see you guys on the next one.