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The hook needs to be Jerry is eating a saccada

Hahah😂😂😂

If you are repairing in Naperville or upper scale neighborhoods I recommended measuring the cement on a tarp and not on the bare driveway. Some customers wont appreciate this especially in west burb areas.

Welcome back to youtube. I appreciate your content.

Good to see u back. U were the 1st person who told me my time was coming. U were right. I dont doubt u.

Yur yt was doing really well. Always rem , film less. Looks like u got that down

2 to 1 is too rich

Glad he explained the importance of properly throwing the brush on the ground. Mark of a true tradesman

Can you use that primer with fire caulk so it can bond with the cmu wall?

A surgical mask? Come on bro 😂

What kind of aceleran you use

I used this on my driveway 2 nights ago and it’s so thick I couldn’t tool it. It’s really really thick and sticky.

How much do you charge for that job

What type of caulk is that??

Thanks. Wish you was near Oklahoma.

Not tuck pointing

Was bit messy mate, good pointing don't need washing up.

Which grinding wheel is that, that you grind old mortar out with? Thanks for the great video!!

Westminster smudge!

thank you so much, i am doing some volunteering at a local organization and I said I'd help get that done. did some tuckpointing way back before the wheel was born and things have changed, your tutorial was awesome!!! clear concise English, you did not mutter, utter, or slur your speech, no jargon, slang or super techy words, NO PROFANITY! and you explained facts, you kept the topic on point, short, informative and sweet. your camera was on spot, you moved to your specific points smoothly, easily and didn't go too fast! all your tips, and suggestion were good ones, and you use a perfect menudo hominy can for measuring! there might be some that would say not but I think you are awesome!! Thank you so much!

The joy of tuck pointing.

Where the vids at ?🥲

Way too strong bro! 6:1:1 you need and use lime

What finishing tool is that

Great work. Is it self leveling clauk?

Appreciate your sharing your knowledge. Excellent video. Thank you!

00:03 Detailed guide on tuck pointing and mortar mixing 02:12 Tuck pointing involves using a concave jointer and bricksmith cement mix. 03:45 Mix masonry cement for tuck pointing 05:43 Preparing for tuck pointing with necessary tools and protective gear. 08:01 Tuck pointing technique demonstration 10:02 Tips for knowing when to brush the mortar 11:36 Prepare muriatic acid wash for mortar and brick cleaning 13:02 Be cautious when using muriatic acid for washing as it can cause expensive damage to materials like copper flashing.

Get yourself a battery powered caulk gun. 😅

hey brother, do u do work on the side for extra cash?? im in Lemont IL?

It's amazing how when you watch hundreds of instructional and *advice* videos from people in 'the trade' how much variation there is in work. In the UK there are a lot of differences compared to this guy, and 99% of our houses are brick construction and have to face up to some pretty harsh and seasonal weather. PPE - a blue face mask? Really? Those things can't stop a fart let alone carcinogenic dust like this. FP3, filters or full air-driven mask. Ear defenders? He'll be suffering the effects of this before he's 40 without them. No guard on the grinder? I trust he actually tightened the blade up with the tool off-camera and not just by hand. Accident waiting to happen there. Didn't explain proper technique or the why's and how's for grinding. Get that wrong and you risk cutting into your brick. Not wetting the bricks after grinding? - It helps the mortar stick and stops the mortar drying out too quick and eliminating cracking. Can't comment on the ratio for over in the U.S. but 2:1 seems off. I'd use a 5:1:1 - 5 sand, 1, cement and 1 hydrated lime. The lime will help your mortar stick to the old stuff better and you won't need the activator. I wouldn't be impressed with a tradesman using my driveway or outside my house as a mixing deck. Just throw a piece of scrap wood or something. Scruffy! I personally hate mixing small batches in a wheelbarrow. You can see how some of the dry stuff is still hanging around on the sides of it. It'll weaken your mixture. Dressing off your pointing whilst it's still dry will always smear your brick. Slap your mortar in the joint (carefully), leave it to go off then use that brush to tap the mortar. It'll help pack it in and bed better into the joint. Once it's dry to touch, THEN you can start cleaning up the joint. Use something like the edge of a piece of wood or a finger jointer to smooth off the pointing. The concave shape will help direct water away from the joint. You don't want that sitting in there. If you do this there's no need to use acid as you won't have mortar all over your brick.

No lime added?

Hey brother, love your videos and your work. How can we reach you to get a quote?

Aren't you supposed to saturate the bricks with water before tuck pointing?

You said it was caused possibly by not using wall ties on that verticle crack. Is tuck pointing alone gonna solve the issue or putting in a wall tie like it's need a better fix? Honest question.

Hope your not tooling like that anymore 😂

Looks good brother. Nice work

I have an old brick house that is almost 200 years old, so the bricks are more of the soft clay variety. Is it ok to use newer mortar on these types of old bricks? It won't crack them or anything? Another concern I have is since the building is so old, there are many areas where you can tell there is massive amounts of mortar missing, gapping holes that appear to go behind the brick, so it appears that there is most likely mortar missing behind the wall. Should I just get a pipping bag and squeeze and squeeze mortar back behind the bricks until I can't anymore? Seems to be a nightmare project. Ha Ha

Can we use master seal NP1 repair a 1/2" concrete siding crack?

What was the primer you used?

Use a sandwich blade..so much easier

That's the way she goes boys

good tips you should try wetting the joints a little bit bricks soaks up the water and helps the bond

That’s not tuckpointing

3:07 why make more work for yourself making a mess. Honest question ❤

Great video! How did you remove the existing caulking? We have that awful yellow spray foam where our red brick meets the concrete. :( Thanks!

What kind of acid do you recommend to clean off the outside of a chimney before spraying it with water repellant?

Won't this shrink and be a mess in a few years?

Good job

Common, any real mason would never use brick that didnt match to the point of this repair. You shoulda laid them all backwards they would match better not to mention they are an inch smaller. Your perps are huge.. and seriously what mason uses acid to clean the brick work

what's an appropriate price- rate for a mason to perform such a task?