Drywall or plastering near an interior skylight

Drywall or plastering near an interior skylight.
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In this video, we are showing how to remove and replace sheetrock and then replaster it back together.
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[@deborahd.2443]

Due to extreme heat in terribly hot summers, the plaster inside the light well has peeled off down to the sheet rock. The sheet rock edges even browned a bit due to getting so hot. I’ve added a shade sail inside to keep the heat from damaging my motorized skylight blinds. What type of plaster do you recommend for high heat? Should I plaster over the sheet rock or add some type of wood paneling? Probably 160 degrees in the light well in hottest season.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Evening Deborah, I would advise you use a lime plaster such as Diamond, you would have to Google plastering yards near me to buy a bag. Good luck. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqu3p3lvrbRlmbc/ Apply interior lime plaster over sheetrock or drywall, fast one to help you out. Cheers.

[@pensive69]

that particular repair is very common here (Eastern US) and especially common in commercial offices. many of the buildings we service have flat roofs with embedded skylights. the skylight surrounds are often a point of entry for roof moisture where the membranes or flashing and drainage aren't new. thanks for this one. very helpful.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Pensive dude, yes I too, get many of these calls every winter best wishes, Sound advice for plastering repairs from your favorite stucco geek

[@StuccoPlastering]

Hey Gil, you’re spoiling me old buddy! Thanks for the bone and have a groovy day! Kirk Giordano plastering

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[@MariaFlores-yi2rk]

Great stuff man great stuff I'm a contractor name is louis I'm 28 I have done a lot plaster and stucco I just enjoy your videos man oh man can't describe to you I go to sleep watching your videos man you remind me of my ex boss the guy who thought me all this you sound just like him he past away last year his name ray walker but anyways the way you explain things great tips man wow and wow thanks

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Maria, thank you, that is indeed a kind compliment. best wishes, Sound advice for plastering repairs from your favorite stucco geek

[@StuccoPlastering]

Hey Cyclist dude, glad to be of help. I may not know beans about electricity or plumbing but man, I know plaster and stucco. Glad you got some tips that I just take for granted after all these years in. Sort of makes me glad my son Jason forced me to start explaining what we do or camera, I remember telling Jason, (I don’t even like my picture to be taken, therefore you are not going to get me in front of your camera.) Have a groovy evening. Kirk Giordano Plastering

[@Cyclist2012]

Always learning with Mr Giordano :D

[@StuccoPlastering]

thank you, my friend.😉

[@gilbertvelazquez1254]

As always great video thank you

[@StuccoPlastering]

Hello Gil, thank you, my friend.

[@whommee]

Hey Kirk, I am enjoying these vids. I am a builder/ construction manager of several decades, ( longer than I want to think about)( semi retired now) and seeing these vids take me back to when plaster was the "thing to do" on interior walls. ( I worked in mostly commercial construction.)I remember thinking a lot of times when adding on to hospitals or other commercial buildings, a lot of the existing finish was plaster, and of course we were installing type x drywall in the new additions. But that plaster was I always thought a superior product. We used it a lot on exterior soffits, round columns etc.. but the vast majority of the walls was drywall tape and mud. I remember spefically having a difficult time finding qualified tradesmen to do plaster work. (where you at I wander??) Done a few house remodels where we were tying in or patching back plaster, and again, I always thinking gee, the plaster is superior in quality and performance to the drywall. I can see you obviously know what you are doing,. your experience and craftsmanship shine through in these vids, ( btw, thanks for making them) Now I would like some advise , I got a older house that is empty , and I intend to take my time to remodel. This house has probably first generation drywall, which I will completely remove during the remodel. Anyway, I was thinking of going back with plaster walls and ceilings where applicable. I do not want any paper face products in this remodel for interior finishes,, I am sick of drywall, I have seen to much of it in my life. So in your expert opinion ( see how I am patting you on the back so I can get some free advise there?) What would you recommend? Assemblies, materials, product etc. I want something durable, sturdy, shows quality and is there to stay. What would Kirk do? nck

[@StuccoPlastering]

Evening Nate, easy question, If it were me I would simply skim the drywall with a Diamond or Imperial Base coat then apply a veneer finish coat. The best of both worlds. Cheers, have a Fantastic New Year! Kirk Giordano’s DIY plastering tips

[@gosselinkfinecarpentry9786]

Hey Kirk thanks a lot for all the videos. Hey are really helping me as a finish carpenter trying to learn the ins and outs of plastering on my own house. I may not have seen it but I was wondering why there was no corner bead put on to cover the seam of the old plaster and the new repair on the corner? Really thanks a lot for the videos they have been a lifesaver.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Hello Brad Goose, it's fellas like you who make the time and efforts of filming and uploading worth it, Thanks for the kind words and have a great day! kirk and family

[@louishollandjr]

What if use fast set tapping mud.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings Louis, your referring to fast set joint compounds, yes these work great. They have set times of 20, 40, 60, 90 minutes.😉 Our unique plastering Tip: all subscribers or anyone who stumbles on our channel with a question, type it into our Stucco/Plastering channel, and like magic, a video will appear to explain how it's done. This feature is miles ahead of any plastering forum. 🥳 Kirk & Jason Giordano Plastering

[@spencercolgan]

J.Daniels on its way

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Spencer, no doubt best wishes, Sound advice for plastering repairs from your favorite stucco geek