Expanding spray foam for deep pipe holes

Expanding spray foam for deep pipe holes.
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Hello, in this narrative, we share some stucco tips with this video to save you time when using expanding spray foam for many challenging areas, such as around stucco pipes.
Expanding spray foam sprayed inside deep pipe holes helps avoid problematic breakouts.
These are time-consuming but, more importantly, do more damage than good.
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[@craigh.9810]

Glad I watched this. I would have tried applying the stucco to the foam without the bonding agent. Thank you for the tip!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mariad4183]

...me too. lol

[@incith]

I swear .. every time I google some weird thing in my new-found masonry/plastering hobby, there's Kirk...explaining it perfectly. I googled "can you stucco over expanding foam"..and here we are. Jason, Kirk...thank you, for making these. I've been watching a ton of your videos and they are so helpful for learning techniques. 🤘

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good morning Jordan dude. Thank you, my friend. 😉 We come up as there's not much I have encountered in the last 40 years of full-time plastering. Our goal was to teach all the young plasters and homeowners worldwide for free how to do every phase of plastering know to man. Thus they will be able to learn or earn a legal living with our tips. 🍻 Old kirk won't be around forever, so here's my gift back to say thank you for our blessing.🤔 Kirk and Jason Giordano plastering, sharing well over 850 free Stucco/Plastering videos for your education. Together we have created the most comprehensive encyclopedia of Stucco and Plastering videos ever produced globally, all by your favorite plastering messengers of KZbin. Bringing peace, love, and brotherhood back into plastering.🎭🏝🎆 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lath_and_plaster

[@tysmith7646]

This guy comes up every time I KZbin a masonry question and every time I love him even more.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good morning Mr. Smith, I too love your style, thank you.😉 Kirk and Jason Giordano plastering, sharing well over 850 free Stucco/Plastering videos for your education. Together we have created the most comprehensive encyclopedia of Stucco and Plastering videos ever produced globally, all by your favorite plastering messengers of KZbin. Bringing peace, love, and brotherhood back into plastering.🎭🏝🎆 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lath_and_plaster

[@jeannejaffe5394]

Impressive ! I found my answer regarding fixing exterior stucco. Great videos. By the way, women are doing this too.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Evening Jeanne Darling, naturally, and no doubt better than most men.😉

[@StuccoPlastering]

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[@redoryx1872]

Awesome video!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy cake, thank you Happy holidays, kirk and Jason's plastering video's

[@Raphael_NYC]

You guys are awesome. Thank you.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Raphael Santore, hello Raphael, thank you, Have a great day! Kirk giordano

[@PeterAgostiniJdcap26]

Kirk & Jason Giordanos DIY plastering and stucco tips That stuff " expanding foam " plan on you using the whole can cause hard too save an reuse . Great vid. TU

[@jimmym1a1]

Another stellar video Capt.....still wanna have that drink at Trader Vic's ;)

[@StuccoPlastering]

jimmym1a1 thnak you Jimmy, it's a sin to turn down dinner or a drink. Best wishes, Kirk Giordano

[@KM-qh6el]

I just thought of this in 2021 because it was soooo difficult to break the wall and I didn't want to do it again. I am glad it works, I just need to use a cement binder

[@StuccoPlastering]

Cool beans, Daddieo.

[@mariad4183]

ok people...no patti cakes here...got it. lol (didn't realize it can cause cracking) Always learing from you Kirk! Thank you so much

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Maria, thank you and, no problemo.

[@mariad4183]

@@StuccoPlastering (...and 'patti cakes' is a great way for me to remember it can cause cracking too) :)

[@Ivan-qe6nd]

I wish I knew this when I working at a plumbing company patching holes

[@StuccoPlastering]

Evening Ivan, better late than never, cheers, KGP

[@colinm1502]

Should mention that great stuff and its like is very easy to cut with a sharp utility knife after it has set and expanded. Easy to take care of a little mushroomin. This technique is going to come in handy on my stucco house!

[@StuccoPlastering]

*****,Hi Colin, this expanding foam is real good at saving time. This small fix makes this quick and efficient foam. The proper way is extremely time consuming but fellas who shoot this in, I have no problem in this simple stucco fix, Thanks for the tips. Kirk Giordano

[@PeterTran1]

"No patty cake treatment guys" lol, great video

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Peter, theres always a patty cake DIY'er out there, I'm just saying, don't do that to them. As thats my job. Bringing peace, love, and harmony to plastering The complete plastering encyclopedia on video, by the plastering messengers of KZbin

[@Ivan-qe6nd]

I was wondering if using foam around hole like that would work. THANK U

[@StuccoPlastering]

Hi Ivan, it does indeed work, then scrape off excess and player just the surface.😉 KGP

[@tyhenderson1916]

"...a tumor..." lol. thanks for the outstanding info, I have to set a casement window with too much area on sides to fill (3/4" on either side) and want to concrete over foam to match the existing cinder block. If I hadn't seen this I wouldn't know to use the bonding agent, and mortar wouldn't have stuck to the foam. And it would've looked terrible. Like a tumor holding the window in : (

[@bryanlenkowsky9030]

So I have a similar sized hole in my stucco from the plumber. I watched a few of your videos including the one where you broke out the wall to reveal more paper and wire mesh, put insulation, more waterproof paper, and put more stucco. So rather than doing all that since I don't feel comfortable doing all that myself, can I just go this route? What's the difference? This seems way easier for someone like me.

[@tkrueger06]

Kirk and family, thanks for the videos, these are great! We are getting ready to build our house and I'm going to be using rigid foam (XPS) on the exterior basement walls, and I'd like to cover them in stucco. Would the weldcrete you mentioned here be a good primer? And would I need lathe as well? Plan is to coat them below grade as well. Need a nice tough surface so the foam isn't exposed.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good afternoon Anthony, the foam will come with instructions on the best way to cover them with stucco, more than likely you will have to attach stucco netting. As they will have seams, where they but up together. Bringing peace, love, and harmony to the plastering world The complete plastering encyclopedia on video, by the plastering messengers of KZbin

[@christopheraderson147]

Hey I filled in a window opening with 8 by 8 by 16 concrete block and top has maybe 2 inch opening where block won't fit but want block to adhere to bricks above do you know if greatstuff will help with the process ??

[@StuccoPlastering]

Evening Chris, dude, If it were me I'd buy a small box of the rapid set stucco from home depot, mix and fill. these boxes come in 10 or 25-pound boxes up to 94-pound bags, the expanding foam fills cracks it's not an adhesive. Live long, and plaster Plastering tips and techniques

[@noface24]

Would a stucco pre mix such as the Dap stuff work on a similar repair? I have to seal around duct penetration and this looks like the easiest method for a newbie like me. Thanks!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Migg Dude, sure it would, don't forget the importance of the bonding agent on the foam, BTW, they do sell ten pound boxes of Rapid set stucco for small patchwork. Live long and plaster plastering and teaching video’s

[@noface24]

Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. You're the man! Thank you for the video and your prompt reply!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good Evening Migg dude, no worries Live long and plaster teaching plastering video’s

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good Evening Migg almost all of these expanded foams will work as the base coat especially where little access is of course something solid needs to stop the foam from expanding so it can fill up the space , then be trimmed off a bonding agent applied then Stucco. Live long and plaster teaching plastering video’s

[@noface24]

It's definitely a tight spot, I think I might cut in to the foam a bit rather than just cutting the excess stuff flush to the wall. This is to ensure the layer of stucco is a little thicker. I'm afraid the starting of my forced air system in combination with the hard duct going through the wall may break the stucco over time. Thanks again!

[@johnbrain8408]

will that patch be water tight?

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good afternoon John, the expanding foam is waterproof, the stucco is to match the original finish but also water-resistant. I tell folks to uses a good primer and paint, such as Sherman Williams that is elastomeric, this paint is also waterproof. Bringing peace, love, and harmony to the plastering world The complete plastering encyclopedia on video, by the plastering messengers of KZbin

[@SgtAMYNTAS]

Over here its against regulation for copper to touch cement :/ as it eats the copper :/ is it the same there? we either sleeve the copper or use duck tape :P Good video Kirk

[@Xxjoeynumber1xX]

SgtAMYNTAS Cement doesn't eat away the copper. Copper is one of the best kind of flashing for masonry such as brick and block or chimneys

[@SgtAMYNTAS]

***** It does i have seen it with my own eyes! exactly the same reason why your not allowed to use copper for a condesite on combi boilers! cement has sulfur which is the reason why its mainly corrosive

[@StuccoPlastering]

SgtAMYNTAS Hello Sgt, we don't have this concern in my area or at least I have not heard of this, We do have codes for electrolysis for the different types of metal such as copper touching galvanized, if fact I did a few video's how we handle the citation when it arises, a few years back, Best wishes, Kirk Giordano

[@omarnaja508]

Can i put mortar over the foam without using SBR ?

[@StuccoPlastering]

That depends on what SBR is?????

[@omarnaja508]

SIKA LATEX BONDING AGENT

[@whommee]

yall make great videos,,, but man you giving all your trade secrets away..lol nah,, most homeowners that try this stuff themselves will end up calling a pro like yourself to do right after they screw it up. anyway, enjoy your vids. here is another good one ps,, the great stuff,, had a front lawnmower tire that had dry rotted,, (tubeless),,, I filled that sucker up with great stuff and she is still rolling right along.. i will play hell changing tires though when i finally get around to it..lol again,, great vid, keep em coming if you can have a great evening

[@StuccoPlastering]

nate Hi Nate, your right, most folks don't wish to learn let alone have any desire to apply stucco, so they will call us or someone else. I do to when it comes to plumbing or electrical. Good tip on the lawnmower wheel. Kirk Giordano

[@inquisitvem6723]

how about using it on the hole where the A/C pipes enter the house?

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good question M dude, this method can be used on any hole, tip, make certain it's water resistant before the stucco, cheers, kirk giordanonPlastering