hi guys Kirk with kirk giordano plastering, right now i'm going to show you how we tie it why would
to this resin treated lath lord I do receive a lot of questions and calls in fact I'm doing this for
Mary billman billman construction in alameda generally built second-story additions he does
a lot of small stuff to BLM in construction in alameda good guy great guy follow me here
before I'm done Larry asked the inspector how do you tie the thin and the inspector said no clue
who's going to do it you think Kirk's going to do it and we're in alameda and i do a lot of work in
alameda so the inspector said i'm curious to see how Kirk does it himself I'll show you how we do
this now this redwood lab Larry put this door jamb and he got a peel-and-stick here so I'm going to
tie my paper into the groove here then I'm going to go in this door Jim and I requested that all
the stuff will be taken off right here because I want to go into this window frame and fuse it to
the window frame with all your thing caulking not the top here can you focus in zero in here those
piece of plywood here obviously so I'm going to go inside the plywood with my paper and then come
over it after I paper in sections going upward then i'm going to put another one inside this
key this peel and stick is going to go in the key and when i put the paper in the key after i
put it under here i'm going to fuse that together with the sick of flex polyurethane talking that
way we can tie it up this new system here into the original system then of course the paper and wire
will be over that and my finish is another story I'll show you as we get to it okay guys got it
paper you start from the bottom and work our way up now for the sake of this video normally I put
one piece in here but i want to show you folks how we work it when we come to this resin treated wood
or this bread wood and a lot of houses do have it when they were built in nineteen hundred okay
i'm in this group sliding it back and forth in this groove and so once i get it in the groove
as far as a can go and generally i will use the same paper but the same paper i won't be able to
show you because it blends in so you can't really see what I'm doing so using this border craft and
what I'm doing again is we go in the groove so I liked it we go in the groove and then we bend
it down we go all the way in here then we fuse this together with a sick of flex polyurethane
caulking I like to use the polyurethane talking because it's the best anyway this is exactly how
we do these these times so inspect it was curious how I was going to do it now he'll see when I get
to this other side I'll show you that too it helps to have my son working with me because he
does websites he does video plus it works with me so you guys get the opportunity to see how
we do this okay guys with this wood lab you know coffee it is very important I cut my caulking tip
my tips about this long I cut it fat because i'm going to be using a lot of this and what we want
to do is we want to fuse the paper to the wood meaning just like this see off that i'm going to
and then we come down although the doors already seals we're going to seal it once more we're going
to seal the top of here we're going to fuse this paper to the would you even gone vertical here not
only horizontal but we seal it every which way we seal it here we seal it here so I'm going to use
about five tubes of caulking on this little itty bitty job but better safe I'm sorry while I'm up
here I might as well [ __ ] it on and the idea is okay water is going to go through the stucco then
it's going to hit this wood it's going to hit the wood and rather than going behind the paper it's
going to hit this barrier here where of course the caulking sealed the paper in its grew and
these are these are technically called keys the stucco keys in here the stucco keys in this window
and it keys in this redwoods stucco stopper on the door here so these are keys we placed our paper in
the key and the most important thing is [ __ ] it very well don't try to skimp on the caulking and
don't use a cheap caulking either use the best they have and you're halfway through okay guys
we're all complete here let me show you the tie in this is acceptable I can tie my wire into the wood
lab I left two of the wood laughs here because my wife my paper covers the would laugh and it
comes so where when water comes here to hit the wood lap and drain harmless me down that's okay
what I'm going to do here is technically this piece of paper here I could put some caulking
in here and wire it but what I'm going to do is I'm going to put another sheet of this for
fiber paper here and then I'm just going to put another piece of wire over that after i put the
forty fiber here i'm going to caulk it this vertical seen here you'll see it when we do
it okay guys the conclusion to this here i put this glorify ber over the wrapping that he had
here then we copy it vertically because that's how you seal this paper to this would lap then i just
happen to have some of this at my house which I brought along this is called 3.4 mesh wire you
can use mesh wire you can use a 17 gauge I'm going to before i leave here today I'm going to take a
water hose and I'm going to spray this out because tomorrow after the inspection is I want my cement
to be able to key in here properly I wanted to key in where there's no dust of grime so the
water hose would clean all that dirt and crap out of there and of course the support of fiber
paper here absolute wire over that in order for the stucco to adhere my buddy Larry's right here
he was telling me something interesting about the town built 1922 paid two thousand dollars imagine
that anyway this is my buddy Larry not about the curt 20 projects with him Larry building building
construction build second-story addition also does all anything and everything he does it so
anyway folks this is Kirk with Kirk giordano plastering, thank you for watching, and will see folks on the next one.