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- Stucco acrylics applied. Acrylic stucco versus traditional.
Acrylic plastering for flexibility.
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Hello all, the primer was already rolled on, which is the same color as the base coat and the color finish we’re applying. So this application of stucco is sort of tough to see.
But you can understand by watching closely and listening to the words spoken.
FYI, synthetic and/or acrylic stucco is the same product.
Then why the different terminology, No clue. I’m a plastering contractor, not an English major.
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My personal favorite acrylic is Stuc-O-Flex or Stuc-O-Flex Elastomeric Acrylic Finish. Bar none. However, we apply whatever is provided by homeowners.
Once again, saying acrylic stucco or synthetic stucco is the same thing.
Also, note for this fine finish here in the USA, most plastering companies, like yours truly, prefer to bring out the sand with a stucco sponge float rather than how it’s done in the UK with a hard plastic float.
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I just put on the Senergy Acrylic and it is REALLY runny so it did NOT go on like yours did. I wouldn't roll on well or trowel on well. This looks like an easier product to apply.
We’re spreading Dry-Vit, one of the best Acrylics sold also, BMI, Carson’s and Stucco-Flex are the go to acrylics. The product you applied ranks down with 4 others, all sold by the same company. I wouldn’t spread any of them for reasons I won’t mention here. As this is a rated G channel 😉💃
Here in Utah we float that with a plastic float like the white one sometimes you use but the one we use is like a light tan color one. We have 2 guys on each level there is a spreader and a floater. We average about 25-30 buckets today.
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Kirk you move with grace and power all the time. You and you’r family do such beautiful work. I love to see masonry work that’s done well. Masonry is an art.
Howdy Joseph, you my friend have a wonderful way with words, thank you,
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You are the Bob Ross of stucco. Thanks for the info!
Hello Chavira, thank you kindly.👨🏻🔬
Any acrylic finish should be floated with a hard plastic float not a sponge
Thanks for the tip, not certain how we have had it wrong all this time. 💃🏻
that is right this clown s heads to big to get threw a door way
This guy is great because he has a great attitude and looks like he really loves his job.
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Plastering is one of the earliest of crafts. Plasterwork was utilized in building and construction more than 4,000 years ago. Egyptian pharaohs plastered surfaces in their palaces and within their ancient pyramids, which may still be seen to this day.
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Chilled guy, would be a great boss to learn from
Howdy Will, I like your style,
most of the time I am good to work with, but at the same time it's my responsibility to make certain all necessary steps are taken, if a fella's has been with me for awhile and misses any common sense steps, I can be a bit, whiny.
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howdy dude, living in the UK, ur vids are great. loved the comments on different wording across the pond, u are the yoda. happy plastering,
Good morning me fellow Plasterer, I like your style.
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Hi Kirk, I recently coated a 12 metre high steel framed blueboard cladd lift shaft with this stuff using rope access equipment and no scaffolding.
It was near 35 degree celcius on the sunny side of shaft most days and i found it extremely difficult to avoid getting dry joints due to the exposure to direct sun and heat on surface of cladding. I could only apply until about 10am in the morning on the sunny side of shaft.
Looking back i wish i had used a polymer modified cement render such as the Australian manufactured Rokcote instead of an acrylic.
I enjoyed your video and learned something from it. The way you sponged using the edges of the sponge instead of flat face made all the difference.
Thanks
Adam J Edgar
Sydney Australia
Howdy Adam, man thats sounds rough, i'm glad we didn't have to do it.
I did have a job a few years back where we used outside hanging scaffold from the top of a 15 story building, now that was scary, at least the first few days.
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Kirk Thank you for the free schooling.
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Superb. Mop him up Jay to stop Dad’s broken record. At least I have one hit in the Comm search engine goes to Team America .....God bless you all and God speed. Bravo. Bravo! Love the “base” sounds of rendering. Love it ...Kirk cracking the whip, Jay keeping an eye on his Dad.....😜🤩
Good Evening Mike, I was hard on that boy of mine, huh, not, his skin is like a rinos, besides he doesn't care if I yell at him as he knows and feels the love, always.😉
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Another quality demonstration I never thought rendering would be so interesting keep up the good work
Evening Lion eyes, it stays fun as long as we're on the ball, I was pushing it with this one, as I would have been better off with my camera guy, my other son spreading instead of filming, such is life. FYI, this job came out beautifully.
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A lot easier than how we do it in Western Australia. You guys seem to have Better systems over there. I'd never heard of stucco before. A lot of our stuff is yellow sand, cement and lime. And the acrylic stuff is tedious. You have to be right on top of it rubbing small circles with a plastic float. Love your work mate thanks for the videos.
Good afternoon Creeping dude, thank you,
I don't like to use hard plastic floats as it takes to much time and I feel the wrong tool for bringing out the aggregate weather is acrylic or cementitious stucco finish.
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what? no its not. I do render in Australia, Stucco is way too much material wastage and time preping...
Doing acrylic base coat and texture is easy. spining the plastic trowel is easier than sponging. Thats why acrylics finish exist, thinner/quicker/colourfast/flexiable/membrane like surface... sponging could actully break that surface so i would not recommend it.
hey kirk im plastering over 20 years in ireland love it but impressed how u can control the plaster in such a hot climate well done
Howdy Patrick my fellow plasterer, just like you, practice.
BTW, I personally prefer weather about 85 to 90 degress call me crazy, but I feel great after working in the hot sun.
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True, acrylic finishes set up fast. I have only used them on small projects. Big ones would be best left to the pros. Once again another great video from you Curt.
Morning Rand, exzackory
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Hey Kirk...on the east coast we use a plastic trowel or steel trowel to float dryvit...we also use a spray gun for our detailed trim...never used sponge...I'm in Pa..great work
I'm an EIFS guy from Ohio. When we do finish on stucco, we use sponge float. It works better on stucco. But always hard plastic on an EIFS wall. Or if its smooth finish, then a steel trowel like you said.
Howdy Country dude, been there, when I worked with the union as a plasterer, the pump man would spray the the finish coat on with the tommy gun then us plasterers would just sponge float finish coat, I didn't like the results (too many float lines) but did what I was told or was arce out, now years later with my own company I chooses this method in this video.
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Thanks for another awesome vlog Kirk , cracking work dude keep it up .
Howdy Luke, had to look up Vlog, (a journalistic video documentation on the web of a person's life, thoughts, opinions, and interests.)
Hence, my story about the goofy guy who has us working with low watt light bulbs to save cash.
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Hi Kirk, thanks for the help from your video, these have supported me in college. I've been watching how you use your trowel and how you spread your adhesive, brilliant! Thankyou again 😀
Howdy Astro college dude, wow dude that made my day,
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Great job I now have a better understanding as to how to use my acrilic finish better.Good seeing you , Happy Holidays to all . Tammy Liptak
Howdy Tammy, thank you and happy holidays to you and yours also.🍾
thank you so much for the beautiful video, all your videos are amazing, it is also great how you have you family involved. i hope to see many more videos.
Evening Bishradi, thank you
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aye man, love your work. iv been watching my dad for a long time and learning from him. your work reminds me of his. great work brotha.
Morning Anthony, Wow thank you, that's a huge compliment,
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I have never seen acrylic floated with a sponge float. We always use an SS trowel or a plastic float. I'll have to give that a try.
Same here. We use conpro flex, Drivit or Stow. Hard plastic float with a sand, lace or worm hole textures.
Good evening John and James, once you try the sponge float you will never go back to a plastic float. I used to use the same plastic float many years back when I was a young lad, waste of time.
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@@StuccoPlastering Using a sponge float to finish ANY acrylic finish voids the warranty!!
@@davidhughes5369 Howdy David, far from the truth, in fact 95 percent acrylics are sponge floated.
@@StuccoPlastering Howdy Kirk, Now you are just talking nonsense! Ask ANY rep for ANY Acrylic finish manufacturer..Stainless steel or plastic float...Go to their websites and look it up on the spec sheets, it will tell you right there! It says nothing about using a green float! The only time you see a green float on an EIFS job is to clean your tools while you're finishing! Just because YOU use a green float for everything doesn't make it right! Don't straight LIE to people and tell them a sponge float is used on 95 percent of acrylics because it just isn't true! You may think you're the encyclopedia of all things plaster but you are not! It's ok to admit you haven't worked with a product very much and recommend others! Later...Union Plasterer, Local 200
great job kirk from ireland
Howdy Patrick from Ireland, thank you
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Dont you use a plastic float for acrylic finish?
Good evening Cris, some do some don't, in fact, there are many tools one can use depending on the finish they are trying to achieve.
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For lime sand finish I usually float with a poly float then sponge over it. When using acrylic we float with flat plastic float. You sir are rough.
Good evening Mick, there are many ways to skin a cat.
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Thanks. The sponge is the big tip it looks like and time
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My house Sttucco it's already finish
By my self
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Plastering actually started in Egypt thousands and thousands of years ago
Evening Jose, thats a fact jack,
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Lots of practice...lots of experience for sure...great work guys
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Jason's smile on 15:15 is priceless)) BTW great job guys. I'm feeling your pain mr.Kirk when you torturing your knees on rocky ground, be careful. Cheers!
Howdy Adam, jason is always in a good mood, me I'm not to concerned about my knee's, now the Lyme disease I have kicks me arse big time
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Very bad.. We have to take care about our health. Construction have no mercy. I hope you get totally cured, sir!
Thanks Denis were trying,
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Greetings from Albania
god job
Howdy Vasil Sefa from Albania, thank you.
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Hey Kirk. I am in Australia and this is very similar to our style of rendering. Try an old foam mattress and use smaller circles. You will be very impressed
Howdy my Australian friend, thanks for the tip, I have used many techniques over the years such as tapping the sand out of the float with a wire like ping pong paddle and a few others, on this home the challenge was to get it done and show my youngest son that the application of spreading this glue like acrylic stuff takes a bit of practice, I was just there to pick up the slack,
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Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. awesome Kirk. I will be starting my own channel for rendering here in Australia. I hope you subscribe when the time comes
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I am a Wall and Floor tiler solid plasterer, I build pools for a living and have just retired my render business of 15 years. I have used pool trowels for there correct use which is mainly for pebble and marble interiors, a pool trowel is supposed to flex to give the user less grief when troweling a pool interior into coves etc. I have watched your videos for awhile now and don’t understand why you use a pool trowel, your walls would not be flat because of the flex of the trowel??? What’s the answer kirk?
Good morning Jaidyn, an excellent question that I'm asked a lot, the answer is I don't use a swimming pool trowel.😉
The video below explains my preferred choice of trowel for interior or exterior plastering.
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UK here. I once finished a ceiling in an office block janitor's store with just the light from the open door (no window). There was no lighting so conditions as given were miserable. When they switched the lights on it was awful. My mate who was running the job said, "aren't you ashamed"? I said "no" and p***** myself laughing. "Thats what you get with no lighting"!
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I've never seen an EIFS finish applied like this before... Must do things different on the left coast... LOL
@@steveo6631 Yes, in the USA we use sponge floats to pull out the sand when applied with a trowel, in the UK most apply by a trowel and finish with a plastic or polyurethane float. I have done both and prefer the green sponge float personally.
Kirk, you mention losing the joint. For someone doing this on there own, is it possible to do? Or will you see every section you start and stop at?
Howdy Aldeana, I would not try to do this by myself as the color would be blotchy.
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I done it in The morning with no wind ,wind can be worse that heat in plastering of course after I finished my arms was two now I use the trowel Nela superflex that makes a difference in your arms
Why don't you use an acrylic float instead of a green float? or you can use a stainless steel Trowel to finish it. I have never seen anyone use green float on acrylic
I said the same thing🧐
Good morning Fitness Dude. The owner wanted a fine sand finish. It's closer to perfect a fine sand finish with a sponge float once one has spent the time necessary to know how to use one.
Keep in mind, when I was an apprentice, I floated behind two and sometimes three plasterers for years. Hence, I can use a sponge float very well.
The hard plastic floats waste way too much time, and feathering in joints for one person can be done, but chasing joints where two or three plasterers are working, and I'm the only float man, A sponge float, is the right call.
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Ive been plastering Apartment Complexs for 15 years and We Are Issued to Use a acrylic float for A mOre Professional Finish Green Float Only Used to clean my Acrylic float
@@StuccoPlastering Thank you for answering this question, I realize it was posted above as well.
I searched and re-found this video because of the question around these new plastic trowels.
Many thanks !!
Was the primer applied,, with a roller or trowel on this job?
Have some acrylic to do on driveway walls up in Canada. Following the procedure used in this one on a house, parging the concrete smooth with base stucco, primer then acrylic.
Ths manufacturer primer is kind of thin for a trowel up here.
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Hey guys sorry to tell you this but are doing it wrong.i don't think you guys are plasters.
How so ?
Yeah they are not plasters, they are plasterers. Put your money where your mouth is and show us how its done I want to learn from a pro
Good evening Karina, I do use plasters for my Boo-boos, especially the real bloody ones. You might call them band-aids.
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I bet those drywall boards never moved xD
Pink adhesive. That's a skill and a half 😊👍
Howdy Manji, you're referring to "plaster Weld" by Larsons, sold only at plastering yards.
Quikrete is just as good and it's sold at HD and lowes.🍾
Lots of great info here. Recently applied an acrylic fine finish over a base/mesh coat. After a heavy rain, some water got behind a few areas on the home and it bubbled up. Adhesion between the acrylic coat and base coat seems poor overall, and can be scraped off even in the dry areas with a drywall knife. Any ideas? Does the entire acrylic coat need to be scraped off and redone? Base coat seems dry, smooth, and is new/in good shape. The walls were primed, 2+ coats. Thanks in advance
This only happens when the base coat is dusty, or dry. Thus the chemical bond was compromised. Or it could have been a hot day and created hot walls, and as soon as the finish was applied the walls sucked the moister out immediately, in that case, I usually mist the hot walls with a water hose no matter how many coats of the primer was applied. At this point you can pressure wash, any loose finish should and will come off, and then you will need to repeat the finish, Sorry.
F all this riot n looting going on I need to watch Kirk to bring me back into my calm realm
Good evening Nicole, I sho-nuff like your style, relax, and let go, even if just for a while.
Then learn to make it a habit.
Life is a bit crazy sometimes look at it as an adventure. 😉
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Hello buddy. In the UK when we do a thin coat colour acrylic we finish with a PVC trowel. Think it has a 2mm stone in it which you bring out for the finish. Is that something you have in the USA
Howdy Sharp dude my fellow plasterer, we have three different sand sizes here in the U.S.
fine-30/30, medium-20/30 and heavy-16/20.
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Do you think it would be easier to learn how to plaster if you have experience in taping and finishing drywall. Aren't they some what similar, besides having to use the floats to bring out the sand.
Morning Fit dude, absolutely.
You're halfway there with the necessary applications skill, now the different cement materials need to be learned, like all trades just takes a bit of practice.
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I notice that the foam trim on my garage column had been damage (more like a 2"gash) ,what do you recommend to repair it and does that dryvit come in less than a bucket size?
Howdy Guy Dude,
you can use almost any material for a quick fix such as caulking for small repairs, of course caulking will shrink if too fat, what happens if it shrinks?
nothing, add some more do this 3 times if necessary.
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Good afternoon Channel Dude, thank you, my friend, we all know it takes uncompromising love to keep a family healthy.
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What about expansion joints? My engineer says they're recommended every 144sf and at each window opening. Why none on this big wall with a window?
Greetings Joshua, on this hose none were required; however, I did place two above the rear sling glass door as they were heavy doors that can hairline as a result of the doors hitting the encasements
Your engineer was referring to every 10 by 10-foot opening, "without a window or door," should have an expansion joint.
This wall had windows and door; hence no expansions were needed.
As a rule expansion joints are only for commercial or jobs that do specify in the prints, expansion joints called for.
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Hey kirk I have a question, it does not pertain to this video, but it would be nice if you could help a fella out, if possible. My parents have an old house built in 1957. There was just a big rain storm and the concrete basement flooded, not the first time. It seems the footings and walls where poured before the ground was. There was so much water pressure, water came in between the small gaps in them. What kind of caulking would you recommend to seal that? Im a huge fan of you and would love to hear your opinion.
Hello Mate, caulking won't solve this common problem, sorry.
Installing a french drain system would help big time, but even this may not stop the rain from entering the foundation.
It really depends on the foundation, I have seen many that were just rocks and a bit of cement (which allows water to enter easily) while other were built to last and would not allow water to enter even without a french drain system or any waterproof membrane over the foundation which also acts as an additional moisture barrior.
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I'm doing a huge house but I'm using unibond it's awsom stuff.its got fiber hairs in the acrylic
Evening Richard Dude, one thing is for sure there is no shortage of acrylic products
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Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. I don't get to many cement finishes anymore here in Texas. I have been trying to sell interior plaster but no one seems to understand.lol.
Howdy Richard, that surprises me as stucco, it's everywhere you want to be.
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Love your videos Kirk. You can tell you love what you do, and I feel I've learned a lot. Question about an acrylic finish: if you choose to do a smooth steel trowel finish, is this as susceptible to cracking as a smooth santa barbara finish? Also, does a smooth acrylic finish also require two coats ?
The acrylics stretch where the cementitious ones don’t so less cracking. Some guys do one some do two.
Kirk Today Jan 20th is a wonderful day, we must celebrate.
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hey kirk what kinda trowels do you use some say that you half to use a Venetian trowel tks
Hi Jacob, I use the same trowel as in this video, but most folks prefer stainless steel as they don't rust,
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@@StuccoPlastering hi kirke you are my number one man trowels we use in u,k marshall town and diston them trowels u use are massive all the best mate love uand famley vids outstand love live and plaster
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Hi Kirk , I would like to no about lew's back brace he was wearing in video to protect his back or do a small segment on protection belts if possible to educate us why and what is best type for work comfort ability and function
Good afternoon, with Lou we tore a sleeping bag in half to fit him.
On the serious side, for me after so many years of bending in weird positions, it's cheap insurance, I can care less about the brand name most of the time, personally, I buy most of them at Big 5, there are ones on the Amazon site in the description in the video of my preferred ones..
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It's must be cool there here in Phoenix Arizona you would joint up
Howdy Donald Dude, it's always cold here, my kind of weather is 85 to 95 degree's then I'm a happy dude.💃
I think what you mean is... we speak properly. 😃😎. Top video as ever!
Howdy Llyr, thank you sir, sometimes that tongue of mine does get a bit tied, good thing Jason was there to watch my back, my mind was wandering with the thoughts of
"where's that younger boy of mine".
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Hi Kirk, I'm having a hard time finding 20/30 aggregate stucco for a small patch job. Is it possible to make my own from big box store stucco 30/30 mix and add some kind of silica sand to make it 20/30? Thanks!
Gary Tessman if is a small patch it shouldn’t be that complicated. With a a bag from Home Depot you should be fine
@@emcdowell2884 I found out our houses have #20. Home Depot 16/20 mix wasn't close enough. I managed to get a bag of premix from a supply yard. Thanks!
Good evening Gray, try googling plastering yards near me. They sell at least 5 top brands, the fine 30/30 the medium 20/30 and the heavy 16/20 sand
Ask if they have, La Habra, or Western, Carsons, BMI. sorry, brother you were looking at the wrong place. HD and Lowes don't carry this finish cement plaster.
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wtf you did loose the wall....
You’re too jealous to be on this channel, stop kicking your own ass.
@@StuccoPlastering not at all.ur a good speaker and ur catering to the home owner.BUT why would anyone mop acrylic finish with a green float.maybe if theres another coat going on.u did a scratch coat.do u really believe rain means cracks.if u built on clay maybe.im sure ur a good guy.but ur a 40 year man and cant take the mud off the top of the hawk.and who would use that club to spread finish.this is utube alot of dis imfo here.i have seen many of these know it all,s..screw it carry on.....
@@kennyblevins9576 howdy Kenny, you have no idea of what I can or can’t do.
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Hey Kirk,
Love the vids mate. I'm a UK spreader who thinks it's hot over here sometimes but the temps you work in is something else.
Do you also get shady customers in the US?
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Good morning Mach, yes, I screen my clients more than they screen me as some folks are difficult here too.
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Do you plaster all the way to the soffit wood or leave a gap to caulk?
Good evening Skiroy, all the way to tops, my friend.😉
There is no need for an expansion joint.
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Kirk if you stucco all the way to soffit do you have a flashing/screed etc to give tight stable joint and allow for moisture to escape from behind plaster?
Is ultrakote a good acrylic brand? I have to use this brand for a 2 coat smooth finish but never used it before.
Good evening Carl, sorry brother, I have not seen this product here in the USA, so can't say.
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Hey kirk a question . My dad has the idea always in his head that if you wet the walls they change color what do you think is it true . Cause we always spread dry and float with a plastic trowel the white one . And only use the green float in arcs . You have a lot of videos I’m trying to find all the acrylic .
Good morning Rodriguez, your dad is correct, It's one of the most challenging tasks in the Plastering industry.
That is to wet or hose down a wall prior to the application of a cementitious or acrylic color finish.
All walls absorb differently, so even if you are an expert, you can still get beat up by water absorption, some sheds or sucks up the water differently as some guy hard rubber hard or not at all.
Now factor in the temperature of a wall was when you arrived, where you start from as the sun will heat walls differently, also, different guys doing the floating, the list goes on and on.
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Thanks Kirk . I been watching all the videos you guys get down lol a big what’s up from the Franco’s plastering from Visalia ca to your guys Kirk
Hey Kirk, you always talk about aggregate but you never explain what it is.
Happy holidays my friend, "aggregate," is another word for sand or rocks, sand is for stucco which has different size sand aggregates, rocks are for cement which has different size rocks depending on the strength needed.
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@@StuccoPlastering Happy hollidays Kirk, I was pulling a fast one on ya. You explain what aggregate means every time you mention it.
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I would have someone with a plastic float and take the whole wall as you go watch out for the joint you can float it with trial I never use a green float dryvit finish take up fast
So they say, I prefer to handy dandy green sponge float, with it and my magical arm, I can float any well. 🍻
Hey Kirk I got a roughly 750 square foot house I am going to make an investment property and rent out. It needs quite a bit of work, including the stucco. The previous owner painted it and did a terrible prep job it appears. Cracks all over as well. My question is seeing as it's peeling and cracked already would it be in my best interest to prep it properly and go with acrylic. Being a small house single story it might be worth while for an investment property. Extremes in temperatures also. Anywhere from -40 Celsius to +35 Celsius. Pardon my use of the metric system I am not quite familiar with Fahrenheit. Great videos by the way👍
Good evening J.B., yes I'd say using acrylic on homes that have lots of cracks is a good investment.
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I want some of those A frames you use for your planks.
Good Evening Brad, you can buy them in the link in the description, they are called a frame scaffolding, As a rule they open half of their height, that's a question on the state plastering license test for many years now.
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Can you do a synthetic patch directly over paint?
Of course you can with proper prep work.
Thats is some rough work rite there you a cowboy
Haha why do you say it is rough?
Good evening Josh, this comment smells of jealousy. 🤔
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Hey Kirk. What do you use for a primer? Is it a poly prep? Either from merlex or omega? If anyone knows in the comment section! Help me out
Good afternoon my friend, of course, we applied a primer, it is the same color as the finish coat.
All acrylic's come with their own engineered primers for better adhesion and sometimes I use a primer to kill too much suction.
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Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. what color is this exactly?
Sorry man, wrong tools, wrong technique, wrong final product. Before you go to use acrylic finish please watch TH-cam videos how to do.
Evening Blowhard, wow,
I'm not certain how I've been plastering all these years without your input.🦨
He's right man. You should ask the reps that sell you the products to advise you how to float it. The finish product is not supposed to look rough like that.
More videos like this? I’m a concrete contractor that finds myself “sac rubbing” walls
Good afternoon Wyatt, we will try my friend.
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Greetings Stuart, it's a dirt job but someones got to do it.
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Fine sand acrylic stucco?
Mfg.????? For shopping purposes.
Good evening Jerry, try googling plastering yards near me. They sell at least 5 top brands, the fine 30/30 the medium 20/30 and the heavy 16/20 sand
Ask if they have, La Habra, or Western, Carsons, BMI. sorry, brother you were looking at the wrong place. HD and Lowes don't carry this finish cement plaster.
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Couldn't a less scrupulous plasterer bid interior work based on the lighting? Say, a 100 watt bulb bid versus a 25 watt?
Howdy Chuck, man, that's an interesting sort of question,
no idea,
I guess when you're 20 and working at an hourly wage and a fella offers you in cash a bit more than you make working for the man, with the catch that you will be working in a dangerous and hostile ghetto area, you jump on the opportunity, especially when the place in question appears to be like disneyland compared to where you grew up which was a true ghetto.
The light situation, you find out as you go about making big cash, at 20 who cares about the details of not being able to see what your doing.
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Can't wait for the day i never have to do acrylic rendering anymore. Its next level mess that stuff! We use dryvit over here in England. But they tell us to rub the acrylic up with a plastic float to finish. How come you lads use a sponge float?
Good afternoon Jamie dude, no doubt, working with acrylics bites the big one, however, charge a bit more for this inconvenience to balance out the love for the trade.
It only sucks if you're not earning what is proper to beat up your clothes, and tools along with all the extra costs involving; twice the covering as cementitious stucco
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Yeh, he probably should be using the plastic trowel for the Acrylic, gets a much better finish.
In Australia no one uses stucco. (barely anyone, some solid plaster on high end georgian style homes etc.. ) its all acrylic base coats and textures. Alot thinnner than stucco, less material, longer lasting and colour fast, flexiablish.. depending on substrate. But yeh... if you spill wash it up ASAP.
"If the homeowner's having a BBQ, I don't want folks coming to him "Hey, got new windows put in!" Hahahahaha
Greetings Edwin was kind of funny, thanks
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I have watched this video at least 3 times, and start to space out at 2:27, and then he snaps me back in by calling my name. Nice trick, I will have to figure out how he does that.
Howdy Doctor Dude, LOL, man, it's my job to keep at least 50% of your attention on what's going on.💃🏻
What happens if a primer is not used?
Nothing, if primer is used over stucco, it slows down the drying process.. if you don't use primer it drys faster
G'day William, you void the warranty. To use a primer is fast and cost an additional 100 dollars for the five gallons of primer, well worth the cost.
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@@StuccoPlastering Kirk, but what does the primer do for the stucco. I've got a small job that a builder supplied 2 open pails of stucco and no primer. After the stucco was applied it got what looks like spider web cracking and looks discolored also.
@@StuccoPlastering Same price here in Canada, same thought process, who cares about $100 ?
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you should make some t- shirts with your saying "I've been doing this forever". haha jk love the videos
Evening JK, man, that might cost a few bucks
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is that your white truck in the background
Evening Strong dude, yep,
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Kirk I like your videos. But I would love to watch videos of yours on how to bid jobs How much should one charge per yard. A lot of us fail in that area. How to manage the money part of the trade. that would be Nice
Good morning Fitness, dude. I look at the job and give my cost to do it.
I have never measured a job in forty years. However, I'm able to look at almost any home and know the square yardage by eye.
This is how I know how much material I need, but not for bidding purposes,
Sorry, can't give you more detail than that. Access, height, simplicity, or complications on waterproofing plays the biggest part in my bidding.
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Kirk, I like your videos, but can do with out the exaggerated ego.
In Canada we just say “stucco” 4:57
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11:28... The guy in the background? LOL!
Evening Boudewijn, that's my brother, Luuuuu.
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spray water on the joint, you can bring it back to life.
Evening Alman, this stuff once dried does not come back to life, ever.
if you or I sprayed water on the joints or in the field when dried it would look like clorox poured on blue jeans, but would not look as cool or fashionable.
However if misted ahead of us, not too much, but the perfect amount to allow the time needed to float.
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Hahaha…thank God Jay bails out Kirk when he makes the job sound like it’s bad
Morning Mike Dude, someone's got to watch my back. 😏
Huh. I'll bet plastering started in Rome, and the Romans took it elsewhere, such as England.
It was indeed started in Europe.🍾
My favorite quote is ‘Fat and ugly ‘ 😂 and it works!
Good afternoon Diesel, it's not just a silly statement, it does have its reasoning.
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to me this fine finish is the easiest. no primer needed and we use a plastic slick float to achieve the Sandy fine finish with no cold joints. sorry to dis your product but that cold joint and not having the same texture u apply another coat and thats more labor plus more wasted material.
Evening Joker dude, no worries,
FYI, we did not have a scaffold joint as we primed the wall with the acrylic primer recommended for dry-vit, this is why the color was so close and not the true portland based cement plaster color, we used the same color for primer and finish coat, helps in the long run to allow time if needed, it was!
However If I had not applied a primer I would have had that cold joint you're referring to so my friend I see you're on the ball and know your plastering,
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Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. yea ive grown up in the business. that's how we do it here in north Carolina but still glad that people want to have the traditional stucco. do yall ever use fiber glass mesh over your 3/4 coat cement? out here alot of home owners want that to basically Crack proof even after settling in and plus that type of finish we use is flexible so win win situation
Howdy joker dude, excellent question, not really, I have only done this once as most folks don't want to fork over the extra dough for this extra labor let alone the fiberglass mesh material,
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& now for something entirely different. One of the most admired biographers of Isaac Newton was named E.N. da Costa (I think) Andrade. An ancestor of yours maybe? If so you got Very Hi-Tone Uptown ancestry.
Howdy Yo Dude, stranger things have happened, the fact is my mom was from France, Madeleine Jean and I never met my real father, so I have no clue.
I take it you enjoy genealogist?
If so how would you like a side job as I have been seeking a reliable genealogist.
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wow, merci beaucoups for the offer. sadly must decline, i got a Monster Big Task this winter, else i will die penniless. I'm guessing you got to be a distant cousin, this is just the 2nd time I've furped up this family name. my thing isn't genealogy, i'm just an Isaac Newton fanboy, and Andrade's short bio is just about the first portrait of Newton everyone bumps into. I got here via your tunes, thanks for the intro to lathe and plaster and such.
Good Morning Yobe dude, no worries, a man got to make a living if he wants to keep food on the table.
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What happens when it gets into Jays beard?
Howdy John,
some folks don't have to be told to shower to remove stuff. 🤔
@@StuccoPlastering So it comes out of beard with soap and water but not from pants. I thought maybe scissors would be required.
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that story HAHAHAHA 😂 that was hilarious
Howdy Psycho Dude, the point was many years ago, a fella said to me, man, this material sucks, I came back with if you can spread one you can spread them all, hence that goofy old story about the miser slumlord trying to save a nickle,
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Kirk you need another float man
Howdy Donald, nonsense, I'll take my sons rather than anyone else, only because I can't clone myself.🍾
No he means you need a hard plastic float.
Trowel guy is a beast
Howdy Pegasus, not quite, I'm an average plasterer.🍾
Slender, not too big, and just pounding the material on.
Very strong, and fast.