Waterproofing Stucco tips
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2023
- Waterproofing Stucco tips.
Stucco lathing.
Howdy Folks, all the basic tools we use and recommend on Amazon's website.
www.stuccoplastering.com/tools/
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Kirk Giordano Plastering Inc.
Send pictures to Jay or myself at our sites below for immediate bids.
www.StuccoPlastering.com/ Kirk’s website.
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Lath is simply the first step in the stucco process.
This fella, Dave, learned to "lath" simply by watching and paying attention or retaining what he saw and heard.
Was Dave's lath perfect? No, but very close to it.
Thus, we added a few touches, but he did save the cash and had fun attaching the paper and wire. (Lathing) Perhaps you can, too? Then call us to apply the stucco. Call us if you are not interested in learning to lath or want to.
More Lathing tips are below.
• Stucco lathing. Install Stucco lath quickly.
• How to lath stud walls... Lath a stud wall using self-furred paperback.
• How to attach stucco n... Stucco staple or furring nails to attach wire.
• Roof-to-wall flashing ... Stucco lathing wall to roof and magical whiskers
• Stucco roof-to-wall fl... Roof flashing metal saddles.
• Stucco staples guns te... Make sure your guns work properly or each staple can rip the paper.
Thanks for watching.
Hi Kirk, Marshalltown are wanting to produce the 20 X 5 curry style trowel that you are using, but they need the specification example size of the short shank, they have watched your video, I could give you their email address, or you could send it on here, they need to pass it on to the engineer's, can you help them with this, also they have requested for you to contact them.
Howdy Mr. Nest Dude, I'll do better than that and send a video with the exzact size and an explanation as to why this trowel will be their best selling trowel in little time. Jason and I will even introduce it to folks on video. Cheers. ua-cam.com/video/X_SRyTIVMbU/v-deo.html/ Kirk Giordano Plastering Inc.
I've been emailing back & forward regarding the trowel, thank you very much
I would like to forward the emails to you, there it will explain what they are after.
Great looking forward to the video
Marshalltown like the video, but please do not mention them yet on the video 👍
Thank you for your teaching.
Ya'll wonderful.
Until next time.
Y'all have the most wonderful time ever.
Thank you, my brother, for those kind words.🥳
Kirk I love your videos. I’ve used them to do a lot of repairs on my house because I couldn’t find a contractor who was knowledgeable about stucco and weep screed. I have a flat roofed house and the weep screed was covered over with foam roofing material, resulting in leaks. Most contractors look at it and think it’s the roof material leaking, when it’s actually the walls. I’ve come to enjoy stucco work after watching your videos. Cheers! And thanks from Arizona!
Hi Spencer, we are happy to be of help, cheers
Good Ol 'Dave. Haha. I sure do enjoy your videos Giordano team. keep up the good work.
Glad you like them! We do have fun creating them.💃
Hello from Chicago. Nice professional work. Well done as always.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure, as we're killing time.🕵🏼
Still going strong Kirk!
Howdy Justin, I've a few years left in me before I'm pushing up daisies.🥳
Great job
Thank you.
kirks the best (:
I read that once on a woman's bathroom wall, now, I'm sorry I wrote it.🥳
lol Legendary @@StuccoPlastering
Love it Kirk! You should have a meet up sometime to chat stucco w/ your fans.
That would be cool! I wouldn't say I have fans, but instead subscribers who own stucco homes.👨🏼🎨
Thanks kirk😊 for showing us how to do the corner bead.
I see that you use sika flex polyurethane caulk where the paper meets the wood. And on top of that electrical box.
Would you ever put caulk around nails and nail holes so that water won’t go thru the tar paper. Thus making it super waterproof. Thanks. ❤
Good evening Kepler, the caulking is used to fuse the paper to wood or metal rings this way the rain won't penetrate and enter the walls. If you have broken the paper with guns that have broken bumpers that push the staple too bust through the paper creating tears, fix you guns and absolutely caulk every penetration. Staple guns should just hold the wire on and not rip the wire and paper let alone go beneath the plywood. I have seen this way too many times with folks who have no clue as to using a staple gun with broken plastic bumpers. In fact I have done a video on this subject. Good question, brother.ua-cam.com/video/t1Kq8K9F5Fo/v-deo.html/👨🏻🔬
Thanks Kirk for the reply. So definitely caulk all tears in the tarpaper. And where the staple gun made a hole in the tarpaper. Just wanted to see if you also put caulking on top of each nail. Or staple. Since that is a penetration point in the tarpaper.
Thanks again for all of the videos.
@@keplerandpascal I'm not talking about staples that are attaching the stucco netting, those are fine, I'm talking about what I see often, a gun with broken bumpers that the tongue of the staples forces the staple past the original paper and even burying the staple in the
plywood. Watch the video I sent you, as what I'm talking about is advanced and can't be explained by words alone to a beginner.👨🏻🔬
Where do you buy your shirt from?
Howdy Andy, from the Salvation Army stores, Doubtful I ever paid more than two bucks for a shirt in the last 35 years. When I worked with the union behind a tommy gun, the sprayed on stucco would hit the walls then splatter all over use, the Lye from that stucco would dissolve our shirts and burn our skin. Who wants to pay real money for work clothes. Cheers.👨🏻🔬 Tip brother, find out what day is half off for clothes and pick up a bunch for cheap.🕵🏼
Do you have any tool that would help hold beads around heads of windows to make up for bad block work
Howdy use coornier-aid as in this video. You can attach them with concrete nails into the grout. We have videos that show how to do this, type in your question, and like magic a video should appear.🕵🏼
i got a chimmney i need to succo but it is not smooth it has DEEP pits and large stone and white ,it has been patched and failing,id like it to match,any idea how to go about restucco...gonna remove as much patch as i can then lath and brown coat ...but then im lost on how to get sutcco with the stone...it varyies in size 1" to 2"
Hi sharry, pressure wash it apply a bonding agent and stucco over it. Type in how to stucco a chimney, we have at least 10 videos that will show and explain step by step.👨🏻🔬
Why is Lathe not needed for concrete block?
My answer would be because concrete will suck the stucco into it creating a mechanical bond. And remember to always wet your concrete first. But wait for the expert answer.
I usually put some corners or diamond lath if they want certain radius on the corners
And if I need to stick out more than what it’s suppose to be 7/8
Excellenta question. It's not needed for concrete, bricks or any kind of block walls weather cinder or concrete. Stucco will adhere stronger with a mechanical bond, any kind of metal wire impedes this bond. Naturally you have to clean the concrete wall well enough to eat off. Then you wet it, the stucco is applied to that wet surface, they weld tighter than most marriages. If you apply a bonding agent to the wall, than stucco this is called a chemical bond. It's all explained in detail in this video. ua-cam.com/video/dw34VLYFC1Y/v-deo.html/👨🏻🔬
What does Lathing mean?
Where did the term come from?
What are the negatives and positives to lathing?
Are you thinking of getting a better microphone?
What staple gun do you prefer? And why?
What's your favorite caulk? It it the one you using?
Are you a PITA person? Why do you feel Kirk should spend time teaching you the history of plastering? If you're really interested in the plastering trade, why don't you do your own research? I kinda like the old school mic he uses so who are you to make him feel bad and change his equipment to suit you?
@@fg146 Couldn't say it better. Passive aggressive?
Sound like Bo bo from Florida
@@jeromeduffy9270 YES. I am a Florida man 😁
You guys are great. The fact is we recently changed microphone systems and this one no longer has an in ear monitor for me to wear while filming. Funny how sometimes modern upgrades are downgrades in other ways, but since this project day I've gotten it sorted out
Only a Plasterer would staple corner aid on😂
I was going to say the same thing. 😅
Only a lather, with no other skills would think this odd way? Fact, staples are stronger than the nails for reasons not important enough to prove a silly point.🙅🏼♂️