Repair a hole in a stucco wall caused by plumbing repairs,
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Hello ladies and gentlemen, who are interested in learning about, how to repair a hole in a stucco wall caused by a plumbing repair, now by simply watching and paying a tiny bit of attention you can and will save cash, create a sense of euphoria and sleep well knowing, no problemo, I did this repair myself.
Life according to Kirk says, material knowledge is 70% of being a well rounded plasterer, takes about 10 to 14 years to be well rounded with extended know how.
The other 30% is application, this take about 10 years on average. I have over 30, so I can do this stuff very effectively as it’s easy with time in.
Excuse the raspy voice.
Kirk Giordano Plastering Inc.
http://www.StuccoPlastering.com
http://www.BayAreaPlastering.com
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Repair a hole in a stucco wall caused by plumbing repairs
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Did he say "I mustache you a question?" Lmao
Cheers, another great helpful video Kirk. Quick couple of questions. When doing breakout do you do an uneven edge for the new stucco to adhere to? I used a circular saw to cut a straight edge down to the wire and used a wrecking bar to get the rest of the way. Now I'm concerned the straight edge will cause the new plaster to crack. Should I go back in and break up the edge some. Also, what was the caulk you used and what is it for? Is it absolutely necessary? Thx, Adam
Nice work. But when you paint will you paint the hole wall so color will match!..
Dumb question, but what's "paper"? I didn't see any in this video…
your the best.
hi kerk I'm going to do a couple of small patches in a medium float finish using 20/30 sand. I see some times u don't use bonding agent how do I now if i need it. thnks
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Hey Kirk, found your videos looking up tips on DIY stucco. I have a big spot on my shed i need to stucco. You can see what I got here. http://imgur.com/laRSLvi. The plywood and window I added to the bigger window hole that was there. the 2 questions i have are 1. should i chip away the bordering stucco to reveal the paper and wire underneath like that one guy did? and 2, whats the min temp for doing stucco? Here in eastern NM we're already getting freezing temps at night
Thanks man and cool videos.
Is there sheetrock behind the paper?
I need one of those white collared long sleeve shirt when I replace my slider with a window next month and a lot of bags of stucco mix. Love your videos! Cheers from your Southern California neighbor.