Lime-colored plastering Tadelakt or Eco
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- Lime-colored plastering Tadelakt or Eco. Both use lime similar applications.
Think twice before using any lime plaster in a shower; however, everywhere else, it’s beautiful.
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Depending on whom you talk to or what Google says online, many prep work methods can vary from when we did this video.
Jason and I will show you step-by-step mixing and applying a few tips for using this stucco lime system.
SHOWERS
At the risk of being a hypocrite. I hate to say this, but it is the truth.
Stay away from all types of plasters in a shower.
This includes all Structo-lite and all the Veneer-based or lime-based pretty finished and deep rich pretty colored pure lime finished plasters.
Even if your shower has an advanced exhaust system, I don’t recommend any plastering systems in the shower itself.
I don’t anymore, you can apply lime-based plaster as even these lime plasters mold fast and must be sealed every 6 months; who has time for this nonsense?
Either tile or attach the plastic shower sheets.
Hell, even the caulking and grouts will mold in time, aging, Don’t apply any limes in a shower.
You can use lime or veneer-based plasters for all other areas but leave the shower alone or face mold in the future.
You will, like me, still have to re-caulk every few years, but your walls won’t mold within a few months like every plaster known to man will, if any lime plaster is applied in a shower.
However, both of these lime systems look gorgeous in any bathroom or any other area of any home, just, "not in a shower."
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This guy is changing my life thanks Kirk I LOVE plastering. It's become a new passion of mine.
Howdy Teacher Dude, I do like your style, thank you. 🍾
Howdy Chris, the only work I have done in the UK is in Manchester. Every other year when I visit my wife’s parents’ home located in Manchester, they put me to work on their home, usually it’s fixing stuff that’s broke and gardening.
They have a 300 year old rock built home that always needs fixing here and there.
Good thing I leave my hawk and trowel back in the USA.
Best wishes and have a great day!
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Finally..
Im a plasterer and this man is legit
Thank you my friend
Thanks to you and your son for all the helpful information week and week after I watch your videos are re-watch your videos because like you say you are an encyclopedia you know the job and I appreciate all the knowledge that you guys give to us and you to land If not it’s the material information or the tools and the how to I really appreciate what you have done for us out here and the courage meant for us homeowners to try and do it ourselves definitely doesn’t look as good as yours or your sons but eventually gets there have a great day and please put out more videos
Howdy Steve, what a beautiful thing to say, Thank you.
Hi Jacquelyn, that is way too funny.
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Mr. Kirk, you are very professional with your trade, no wonder you can keep your white long sleeves stay white. You are the best teacher. You always explain why and how you do things.
Good Evening Helen, thank you my friend
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Hi Justin, we can use 1 pack of color per box of lime and go 4 packs max per box. My clients choose the colors, whatever they come out as is not my decision.
The big Kahuna works at Westside, Tom, this material came from the top banana, Cy at eco stucco.
We actually went back and did the shower in green, now were waiting for the fixtures to be installed then were going to put the complete finished product on line. Won’t be too much longer.
Have a great day!
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Man that color rocks. Another great one by the Giordano’s.
Howdy Amed dude, I like your style, thank you
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Love watching you apply, you flow so smooth. Is there any advantages to using traditional lime plaster in bathrooms rather than modern day drywall mud? I'm remodeling my house down to the studs. Soon as I finish all the Electrical, plumbing, ducting, insulation, I'll be ready for drywall. I like how you can add color. Not a fan of the sky blue, but if I can add pigment to plaster, that'll be great because I absolutely hate painting and my painter past away last year at young age of 45. Thanks for all the content. I have learned a lot and you've helped me add another tool to my handyman toolbag, stucco repair, which makes me some good quick money since there's not a lot of stucco guys in placer county willing to do small stucco patches. There's some hacks, but I'm a perfectionist and I've always had a knack with mud and it's fun for me. I did all my stucco scratch coat patching around my new doors and windows at the end of fall before the rain hit, I'll be applying the brown coat and Omega acrylic finish coat on the entire house soon. I'll have to search your videos to check out acrylic finish coats, but I'm sure you have plenty of videos to give me the confidence to get it done without much trial and error and wasting some expensive material. See you next time Kirk.
Thank you, I’d recommend BMI, Carson’s, dry- Vit or Stucco-Flex as your go to acrylic.
@@StuccoPlastering Thanks for the suggestions. I was just going to use what my neighbor used on his house a couple years ago. He said it was easy to use and I liked the outcome, and it was his first time doing any stucco work. He also has deeper pockets than me, and I'm sure Omega is more expensive than the materials you listed. It come in too nice of bucket for it not to be the most expensive material. I didn't even look at the price per 5gal yet, I just knew it was going to cost a lot. I think it said that 5gal bucket only covered roughly 110sqft, so I didn't want to know the price until I had to. I'd probably need a pallet of those buckets for my only 950sqft home with 450sqft garage, and that's just the footprint, not the surface area of the walls. I'll look into those materials at the material yard I get my stucco supplies at. Thanks for the quick responses Kirk🤝
@@redline8928 I don’t tend to criticize materials, as it’s a bad habit, but instead recommend the quality ones. So I can’t comment on Omega.
Hi mannie, yes, it would have been cheaper to paint, but some folks wish the benefits of this product. You could Google Eco stucco to read about these benefits if this may interest you.
Also, I don't know of any codes anywhere in the country that says plaster is required anywhere in a home, it used to be it was the only product and procedure that was available. But times have changed and as a result more folks choose sheet-rock these days.
Have a good evening,
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Howdy Chris, thank you.
Best wishes and have a great day!
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Wow. Loved your technique. You have invested some time in mastering the trowel and I am in awe. Your 10,000 hours?
Evening Doug, thank you, my friend
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Absolutely loved the video and it is so generous of you to create and share these videos! I have a couple of doubts here regarding lime plaster, can this plaster be applied onto a concrete wall/column, ceiling? I'm doing an internal plaster and the structure is a 40 year old building which is a framed structure. we want a seemless plaster all around the brick walls and the concrete column beams as well. will lime plaster adhere to it. If yes, then what should be my lime -sand proportion and size of the grain! Thank you so much! have a good day!
Howdy Hands on dude, lime plaster can be applied to any surface providing the prep work is completed well.
Most walls should be pressure washed and a bonding agent applied if your not certain it's raw cement, any wall that has been painted absolutely requires a bonding agent such as Weld Crete by Larson's.
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Howdy Jake and gang in Ontario,
You the same guys I met in prison a few years back?
Kidding bro,
Thanks for the bone and have a wonderful day!
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Hi Kirk , love your videos you remind me of the multi-skill plasterers we used to have in Ireland my father was one (the trade is dying out here) anyway have your ever worked with old school Marmorino , stucco veneziano or the latest material Microcement ?
Evening Palladio, yes I have worked with most of them including my latest video explaining veneers,
Cheers from the U.S.
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Hey Kirk, always a pleasure watching your videos. I have a question about "waterproof" plaster for showers. do they really exist and perform or do they become a moldy mess?
Hello Kelly Goodman They are all a maintenance issue or as you say a "moldy mess."
I have applied every lime, acrylic, and or cementitious stucco to showers, all have molded in the shower, If you must have these pretty colors they should be on the bathroom walls, not in the shower.
Which is not to criticize all the different shower finishes, as even tile grout will mold,
This is due to humidity with low or no drafts.
I advise folks to tile myself, as I have done to all my showers.
Call me goofy, but I prefer to be sitting on a warm beach with my feet in the sand and margarita with or without the tiny umbrella in it, watching the waves go by then spending this same time applying sealants in a shower.
best wishes,
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ROFL ! didn't figure you for a matguerita man. When we were kids I'd get roped in every spring to 'lime plaster' the whole frigging house AND the cottage in the country. Lime fininshes were commonplace then but it was applied as more of a slurry that was painted on. When dry it positively glowed and reacted with the various shades of sunlight in a way that painted surfaces could not. BTW my grandson says hello, he sits with me sometimes watching 'Captain Kirk's' plastering videos
Hey Kirk, great video. I've done some maromito work but never this dark. Mainly oranges and reds but I still like the color.
Howdy Bobby, as a rule we apply any color that our cliet's choose,
Cheers,
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kirk bro first time I see you using a plastic float ..Lol. finish product looks amazing I love blue colors .
Thanks 👍
I am a professional plasterer in No Va and want to plaster an entire bathroom. What do you reccomend as the background? Cement board, drywall, blue board? Thanks in advance! Love your videos!
Morning Joelle Allen, I would suggest any board with a moisture barrier,
and I would use a veneer base coat with a veneer finish, or better yet tile, as this does not mold.
Cheers!
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Howdy again Gregory, If you know how to apply plaster, need a job and are in my area, you got yourself a job.
Thanks for the bone or jingle and have a great day!
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Great work thanks for the advice
Howdy Smart Dude; thank you, my friend.
Can you use Tadelakt or a waterproof plaster system on the shower floor/base to create a seamless wall-to-floor transition?
Hi Stephen, I wouldn't do that, My opinion of why is in the description.🕵🏼
There’s tons of info out there about Tadelakt, Stephen. Mt. Washington Weekend Project and the Nito Project are both TH-cam channels with info. Tadelakt has been used as a waterproofing system for thousands of years.
@@lenavoyles526 Thanks I have found some supportive information for this application. I appreciate the additional info
Good evening, Lena, I make no money if folks use any lime finish in or out of a shower. I'm not suggesting it won't work, I'm stating a fact that whoever applies it in a shower will spend every year maintaining it. Some folks have lots of time on their hands and may enjoy doing this work. 🕵🏼
@@StuccoPlastering I don't have a lot of time on my hands, but I'm willing to do the upkeep.
Hi Kirk. I love these very educational videos. I have couple of questions. 1. Isn't lime like a lime? I did look at eco stucco website, but it's just hydrated lime with a lot of color options. 2. If you would buy hydrated lime, what else would you add to it / for bathroom / 3. Would concrete pigment work with lime? That's much cheaper. 4. Did you notice any difference after you put lime walls in your house? Thank you Kirk. You are the best-and you know it😉
Evening Mimi, you can add concrete colors to lime, yes.
I don't apply any of these plaster finishes in showers anymore for many years they don't hold up well, who has time to waterproof a shower every six months.
However, these lime plaster works well where steam and or moister is not constant.
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Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. Thank you so much! That explains it perfectly. You are the king of your profession!
Good afternoon mimi, you are too kind, cheers.
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Good morning and thank you, Do Your Best, excellent advice.🕵🏼
Hi Justin, new day new thought, you seam angry about the end result of the cured color not being shown, fair enough. Again, the material was purchased by the home owner and they instruct me how much color to add. This color choice is never mine nor do I wish it to be. When the owner installs the fixtures, Shower door, toilet, sink, vanity, shelves, lights, etc. He will call us for the completed version. The owner loves the finished color.
Best wishes,
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Howdy Gregory, too funny.
I actually know the rest of that sang.
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Hi Kirk, thanks for the great videos. I am thinking of doing a one coat veneer plaster- Xkalibur- over blue board in a bathroom. Will this be ok considering the excess moisture found in a bathroom? If so, do I need to paint it or can I leave it natural? I've siliconed and screwed the blue board (using the papered edge) to the shower flange and there is a 3/16" gap... can I plaster straight against the shower or should I leave the gap and silicone it. Thanks
Howdy Sunshine dude, if any bathroom does not have an excellent venting system, walls can mold regardless of any finish, unless you constantly apply sealers, no fun.
I recommend all lime finishes in anywhere except a shower, unless the person realizes they will have a maintenance issues,
but even tile grout will also mold a bit.
On your flange, Id plaster to it for cosmetic reason, of course you will have to apply a bonding agent, your call and best wishes.
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Good information. Good instructions. Thank you.
Good evening, My friend, thank you.😉
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Ouch lallenh1, very ouch, you brooke my feelings.
Just because your comment made me cry and ruined my day, there’s no reason why you should not relax and have a great day!
Best wishes.
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I wouldlike your personal and professional opion regarding plastering inside of a shower. This is something that I want to do and am caught with not knowing to use either a lime plaster or a veneer or no plaster at all. My framing system consists of 2 x 6 wall, 3/4" pressure treated plywood and the 1/2" hardie board. I saw your video with the Imperial base coat in Diamond finish which led me to want to have that inside my shower. Please provide any insight and recommendations. I really appreciate the time did you take to teach others
Evening Rob, I hate to say this, however, stay away from all types of plasters, in a shower.
This includes all Structo-lite and plaster of Paris, these are both gypsum-based, and never used in a shower.
You can apply lime-based plaster although I don't anymore, as even these lime plasters mold fast and must be sealed every 6 months, who has time for this nonsense,
either tile or attach the plastic shower sheets.
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@@StuccoPlastering Merry Christmas!! Does that include tadelakt as well?
@@brandonterzic, Indeed it does; if it's a lime plaster, no matter the hundreds of names or applications in a shower, it's too much work or maintenance; anywhere else simply beautiful.🥳
Love your work. Why Lime instead of Gypsum?
Good vid boyz!
Thanks for the info from the gang in ontario.
Guten tag Kirk. I’m becoming enamored by the idea of lime plaster in our concrete basement-bungalo. Though seems pricey. Before I get carried away - seepage through the retaining wall from outside caused the old plaster to buckle and crack on the inside. Thought about lime because it’s meant to hold and release a certain amount of moisture. What would be your word? In general we don’t have mold issues because we’re close to the desert, but the basement does have a faint must. Had a mason out who said I could probably remedy the moisture problem by getting the water to shuck away from the side of the house there. Sittin like a sponge against the retainer.
Interesting, I read a paper that said lime wasn’t traditional use in the Western US, with the exception of on the old adobes in the desert states. I think ours used a lime parge coat/render coat (?), thin layer anyway, brushed over the top of the concrete/‘stucco’ layer. 1952. Really beaut look and I imagine the lime was used to allow the adobe to breathe and dry out, while still being ‘water resilient’ as they say.
Still trying to find a product to match but no one seems to know what I’m talking about.
Anyway, you’ve been keeping me afloat on these restoration jobs, thank you!
A good product with lots of lime is BMI 690 with fibers, you'd have to google plastering yards near me to buy it.
@@StuccoPlasteringwhat do you think about RomaBio plasters?
I think they are the real deal, as they are produced in Northern Italy, where my mom is from. 👨🏻🔬
Hi Kirk
Have a question. I live in a house that was bulit in 1939. Water leaked into ceiling unnoticed for 4 years until cracks came and sagging appeared. Plaster was removed from ceiling and replaced with drywall, looks good. There is a walk through wall between living room and dining room below where ceiling was replaced and I just happen to purchase a wet meter and in some places in the wall that divides the 2 rooms the meter goes all the way to the red and starts beeping. The one spot where water damage was visible to that wall that Im sure came from the ceiling leak that cracked open and it is now dryed, I have yet to repair crack. Now the wall where no physical damage is seen but I can imagine where water could have settle there the 4 years in the plaster, I get reading the high reading that moister is present. Should I open it up to see if beam are saturated? . Do you think I can drill holes in plaster and see if it will dry out like the area that had a crack and is now dry?
Good evening Susan, interesting, I've never used a wet meter.
I usually check for dampness, softness, discoloration puffiness in plaster or sheetrock. I sometimes use a screwdriver to gauge the density by poking the plaster or sheetrock.
This tells me ifs it's compromised if it's soft where the tip goes into and through. Instead of drilling, why not do the screwdriver test?
I'm sorry but have no clue as to the accuracy of such devices.
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I have no choice but to do a plaster shower for a client. They are insistent, despite the mold issues.
But I'm having no luck with recipes.
I framed out the shower, with niches and a banco. It has an organic form as well.
Framing - then OSB - then plastic sheeting (6 mil) - then hardibacker - then seam seal with tape - then a scratch coat using versabond tile mortar...
So NEXT, I want the basecoat for the plaster. What is the formula for mixing lime based plaster?
Is it fine sand with type "S" lime- a 2 to 1 ratio?
You simply mix the lime and the sand and then start applying?
Then texture it a bit with a green float?
...and while it's leather consistency, add the finish coats? IF you color - use a lime-fast pigment.
When your finish coat is also at about a leather consistency, you add the soap - brush it on - until it stops absorbing.
After this, you "close the pores" by compressing with a smooth stone. Soap: 1 part Olive oil soap to 20 part water. The soap chemically reacts with the lime plaster, forming lime calcium soaps. Calcium soaps are insoluble in water, and fairly hard. They are familiar in areas with calcium-rich ("hard") water, as deposits in bathtubs, sinks, and showers; when soap is mixed with the water's dissolved calcium carbonate/lime, calcium soaps form. 2 C17H35COO−Na+ + Ca2+ → (C17H35COO)2Ca + 2 Na+
Lastly, buff it with bees wax, which will also harden.
Trying to get an alternative to actually purchasing Tadelakt from the company and making it myself.
Sorry brother, I dont plaster inside showers as they all mold. All, I have used every Lime product the world has produced in the last 40 years, they still mold. I tell folks to tile.
FYI, your plastic sheeting will fail in less than five years, sorry. A think mill peel and stick should always be used, Like Vycor.
You need to watch videos made by people who do the ancient techniques. The Nito Project has a video on tadelakt and it looks like he makes his own mix. The substrate is thoroughly wetted before application and is wetted again if it dries too quickly.The tadelakt in Morocco is made with Moroccan lime that is not as pure as type s. One man mixed fiber into his first coat and an Indian woman used marble dust in her lime mix. From what I understand, polishing it with a stone compresses it and that's what water proofs it. Then they use black olive oil soap diluted with water. If the homeowner uses anything besides that soap and a rag to clean it, it will damage it.
Hi Max, it’s our pleasure.
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Evening nisgal8, I am applying the finish that the home owner wanted.
He researched the product and called me and simply asked if I know how it is applied, i do, so we what he wished.
Thanks for watching and have a good evening.
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Hey Kirk do u do Venetian plaster?? I'm doing a class here in san diego ca and wondered if u had any tips...
Howdy Paul, I have many videos on Veneer plastering, it's primarily made from crushed limestone.
Venetian plastering is usually made from crushed marble, I have applied the marble fishes many times but sorry, I don't have any on video.
If you can spread a plaster finish coat you can spread a veneer or Venetian finish, the minerals are all that's different.
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Hey if you are working on that recommend Meoded brand they have all kinds of stuff. But it's difficult to do compared to other brands but it's finish is amazing.
Does the color stuff have any kind of a sheen or is it a flat finish? And can you top coat it with anything to achieve a glossy finish?
Howdy johnny, the more you trowel it the shinier it becomes.
The company in the description does make other finishes which are glossier,
Personally although I did this video, I don't recommend this in any showers, the rest of the house yes, but not in a shower, too much maintenances.
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Shower = tile...period
My mom has water damaged on sheetrock the paper has peeled yet still solid so I'm wondering if I could put a 2 coat over the plain no paper sheetrock. Seems afun to try yet don't know if that would last.
Evening Calvin, this would be a disaster, in less than a year you would have to tear it all out and correct the studs too, don't do that,
if it were me I'd buy the plastic surrounds and attach it.
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nice work bud
Hey Kirk. I'm going to try applying concretta fs to my shower. Its cement and limestone. Any tips?
Yes, tile it instead, read the description.
@@StuccoPlastering thanks! I'm committed now. It's over tile so if It goes bad i can tear it off and retile
@@adrianb7056 apply poly - bond then these pretty so-called eco friendly systems.
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
How was the shower pan done, the old tried and true way seems to be best.
No idea, sorry. 🤔
@@StuccoPlastering Thank you Boss, btw how do you do the shower pan? I know you have at least 50 ways to do it without leaks LOL.
@@peckerpeter2078 Hello, I just apply the plaster or stucco, I don't actually install the showers or drain pans, sorry.😉
This pen is R-R-R-Re-Royal Blue, watching this vid reminded me of liar, liar. Tooo funny.
heyy, can you go over existing tiles with this stuff ?
Morning Marcin Legowski, no, sorry, this material has it own rules for it's application.
Best wishes,
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Is thinset better for shower walls
Tile is.
Hi Kirk, I was wandering can you put colour in veneer plasters as well like diamond and imperial? Thanks and great video 👍🏻
Howdy Joe dude, absolutely, however don't count on getting the color you want as this is difficult.
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Yes I've heard you mention it's hard to get the colour you in one of your videos. Don't suppose you have any advice getting plaster to Canada? I moved here from the uk and plastered for a living back home and want to use it here but can't find it anywhere? Thanks Joe
Howdy Jow dude ,you maen you don't have Amazon in Canada?
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to wonder if what you're spreading there is similar to some stuff we have out here in Los Angeles, California one coat . . its mostl for patching interior. but ive put retarder and concrete glue in it, and spread whole houses with it. Itsca mix of Lime, whitr casting, very fine silica, etc I always wanted to put some color in it. but is that similar to what ya got over threre?
Hi FUNNYBIRDS, you got it, it is similar, the basecoat in this video are portland cement plasters, the top coat is pure lime, what your referring too also has possibly 1 to 2 thirds lime which will work.
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Wouldn't it had been more cost effective for the homeowner to just paint the room instead of having it plastered? Does code in CA require you plaster the inside of a bathroom?
DO YOU NOT USE CORNER BEADS FOR THE WINDOWS THAT WAY IT DOES NOT TEAR OUT THATS THE WAY I DO IT HERE IN THE UK, GREAT JOB THOUGH
Howdy my UK felowwlow plasterer, thanks for the tip.
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Hi Kirk,
What do you think of lime plaster on the exterior of a straw bale structure?
Evening Ken, it's an excellent idea.
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whats a Santa Barbara smooth finish? You from SB?
Morning Dog dude, no, I'm from the Bay area, specifically Oakland California,
A santa Barbara Smooth Mission Finish is what is know as a smooth cementitious and usually colored maintenance free stucco exterior finish.
Not certain who coined the term SBSMF, but I am certain is a mouthful to describe a finish coat.
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Now that’s blue ribbon mud
Howdy dude, the pen is r-r-r-r- Royal Blue.
(Liar, LIar)
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What on earth is a “veneer-based plaster”?
Hi Lena, no such thing, venere means, a thin coat as in coating for teeth or furniture that has a skin or veneer finish. The plaster in this video is made of limestone and pigmented color.🕵🏼
your an artist. thanks for sharing your expertise to this skill labor.
Good evening Michele, thank you, my friend.😉
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How to water proof the floor?
It’s called a pan flashing system, kind a like shower pan system, solid one piece so it can’t leak.
@@StuccoPlastering , thanks a million man, have done a couple stucco patches thanks to you. You helped make me some money 💰!
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Lime plaster to drywall ? Defeats the object of lime which is there for breathing purposes.
Howdy 38 dude, exzackory.
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How do you charge a square foot?
Evening Andres, I have never charged by the foot as some job the same footage are 10 times more difficult than others,
I charge by what a person says they want.
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When do we get to see the finished product you promised us? Could it be because you put too much color in the finish coat? Oh didn't you ask the Big Kahuna, the Big Banana how much you can use????
What the hell are all those white floating things everywhere? It looks like dandelions.
Good afternoon Butthole dude, not sure what your talking about, perhaps your seeing bubbles that still need to be floated out?
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Dust in the air.
Theres not a home that Kirk can"t Fix,
Cause he can do it in his Mix.
Take my advice, don"t even think twice,
If Kirk does your home, its gonna look Nice.
So if the outside of the house looks kinda yuckco
Giordano Plastering creates Beauty with Stucco.
Looks much better with small trowel with that big pool trowel hes hopeless a wouldn't use that 4cleaning out the mixer ure not in my league mate wouldn't last 5 mins in glasgow ude b put on the mixer
You smell of jealousy.🦨