Exterior color finish over Interior fireplace

[@josecanisales3491]

Kirk, very good video. Ties everything together. If I were ant younger I could open a plastering shop from what I've learned from your videos. At 75, I will attempt to use Structolite and a Diamond veneer on my kitchen walls. (Rib lath) If I can't do it, it can't be done.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Hody Jose, my sping chicken buddy, you can do it. I have trowels older than you. Wait, no, I don't, but they will get there, god willing. If not, I'll see you in the long peaceful sleep.🍾

[@josecanisales3491]

@@StuccoPlastering I got a long way to go yet Kirk. My relatives, mother and her siblings past on in there 90s. So I'll be doing some plastering and stucco repairs soon.

[@StuccoPlastering]

@@josecanisales3491I'm Your Huckleberry, as they say in Tombstone. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGmyiIGppbqSr6c/ Fact is you can depend on us for sound advice.🍾

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Kirk, your 'rambling' often gives the biggest nuggets of information, and usually good for a few laughs. This was one of your most informational vids.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Arthur, thank you, my friend.😉

[@andybrinson9712]

My grandfather was a union plasterer for years from 1950s. In all he did it for over 40 years. I saw some his work that is still there today. It is beautiful. He passed away in 2014 when I was 20 and was in poor health his last few years. I always had the desire to learn from him. This is the one of the closest ways I can get to learn. I wish I could join the plasterers union myself as an apprentice but its a lot of traveling and with a young family that would be hard. Thank you so much for all of these videos. I have gotten the opportunity to do some stucco work recently and I loved every second of it and put all of my pride and effort into it

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Andy, sorry for your loss brother, stucco is a great workout, plus we get paid to have fun, what better way to earn a living. I'm going on about 44 years in the trade. best wishes, with your young family.😏

[@andybrinson9712]

@@StuccoPlastering thank you. Im looking into it because I might be ready for a career change and its something I'd really like to learn. Especially with the benefits and pay its very attractive. I looked into carpentry block laying and that kind of thing but this interests me much more

[@stevereilley]

Congratulations Jay!!! Avery will be using that trowel before you know it. I'm sure Grandpop Kirk is over the moon happy about the new addition to the family!!! Best wishes!!

[@StuccoPlastering]

 Good evening Steve, Avery's time will come around 7 or 8. Avery will ask to come to work, just like the rest of them did.😉 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

[@ryanm1975]

Thank you for always repeating the basics, Kirk. Your patience is really appreciated.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Thank you, Ryan, thats how I learned, by repetitiveness.😉 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. www.stuccoPlastering.com www.bayareaplastering.com

[@robloxmaniacdanceandshake7871]

Great stuff .. Could listen to the 'master-plaster' all day!... So jam packed with knowledge and skill.. And, it is making us folks better on the job! 👍👍👍👍

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good morning Roblox, thank you, my friend, that style of yours is working.😉 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

[@cribbsprojects]

I have learned a lot from Kurt's videos. Great work!

[@bryanlloyd1099]

He has the best plastering videos on KZbin!!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings, Cribbs projects and my friend below Bryan, you guys are just too kind to me, thank you.😉 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

[@bryanlloyd1099]

@@StuccoPlastering you are welcome!!

[@NK-yz7qr]

Your explanation is important as there are so many terms for these products and processes. Alot of us are intelligent people without the knowledge of the skilled tradesman like yourself. I'm a person that learns fast by watchng a skilled person like yourself, but without the terminology I'm lost. thank you for sharing.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good morning NK, LOL, but true. For example-They used Marmorino plaster in northeastern Italy, especially in Venice, where the canals were to give the walls extra water protection against that water/moister. Here in the USA, they call it Venetian plastering, which is a confusing name. What is Venetian plastering? It's a mixture of lime and crushed marble. I feel the public would be better informed if Venetian plaster was termed/named what we Italians call it Marmareno plaster. Or, perhaps, "lime and Mable finishing by applying multiple coats." While on this subject, Veneer plastering should be called "multiple coats lime plastering." Veneer plaster is simply, Lime plaster! The word Veneer plaster is misleading and has been confusing people, especially plasterers, for as long as I've been in the trade. I have been asked at least 15 times what kind of plaster, Veneer was, so If I was asked that many times' hundreds, If not thousands are still confused, Okay, maybe millions are confused.🤷‍♂️ If you think about it the word, "Veneer" does sound like a mineral mined for use on a wall rather than a process or application.🤔 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

[@588158]

Kirk great video! I think the most important thing you described was about the importance of understanding the suction characteristics of base coats; this also relates to brick laying. Too much suction because of insufficient water not only makes spreading laborious but often results in poor bonding and and sometimes plaster not setting properly because the water was sucked out before it could set hard (guaging plaster usually has a retarder in it which gives the base more time to suck out the finish coats ). I have also seen the opposite where the finish coat was put on before the base was dry which resulted sometimes in a rotted finish coat or honeycombed shrinkage cracks. At the end of the day, experience and trial and error is the only way a person has to get and understanding of suction. Great work professor!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Exzackory, my friend, it all takes time in.

[@bryanlloyd1099]

Always the best videos on plastering!!👍

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings Bryan, we were just having fun on this day.😉 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

[@MrGofarkyself]

Congrats Jay! Enjoy it mate, they grow up so quick!! My ‘baby’ is now 7 and was helping me put scaffold up this morning.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Lewis, we plan on training Avery as soon as Avery's out of Diapers.😉 That way, less bending down for us. We give em a hardhat. No one will know we're working, kids.😀 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

[@OwnerBuildersUnite]

Kirk! Thanks for all the awesome videos! You've helped a lot of people online us included with your stucco videos!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Owner builder dude, man, that comment is working, thank you. Kirk

[@OwnerBuildersUnite]

@@StuccoPlastering Thanks Kirk! There's a handful of us "Earthshipers" here in Crestone, CO that watch your channel all the time!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Owner builders dudes, out there in Colorado, I hear there is even a Zen center, plus several Tibetan Buddhist centers, out that way. Applying plaster is Zen-like for me. So are you saying you guys built your own home all out of stainable green-friendly materials? Like straw-bale homes or similar? 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

[@OwnerBuildersUnite]

@@StuccoPlastering Hey Kirk! Thanks for the awesome response! Yes... there's a lot of spiritual centers and folks into alternative building... our county has no building codes and we live in a beautiful place. We both have built our own homes... I bought my 2 acres a few years ago for $2,700 so it's affordable enough to do it yourself. We are at 8,000ft elevation and have hot summers and cold winters... high desert. Stucco finishes are almost a must out here!

[@tedd7028]

Watching you skim is so Zen

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings Ted D, man, I sho-nuff like your style, thank you. 😉 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

[@NK-yz7qr]

You helped me stucco my 1st house. Oh boy alot of work. I love learning about your stucco techniques. great video.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening NK Dude, It just goes to prove what another man's knowledge can be retained/recycled for their benefit. Good job, brother. 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

[@martinsmith3192]

Kirk I am a plasterer in oxfordshire England and have trained in all types of plaster / render lime etc our lime is called lime Tec we use 3 coat mid coat contains goat hair top coat beautiful finish our lime needs hydration but like all our lime has no setting compound and drys by calcification can take up to 3 days to set/ keep up the great work

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Martin from Oxfordshire England and fellow plasterer that my friend is a mighty long time to set alright. Cheers. 💃

[@aviovintage]

You are a true master of your trade Kirk, learning so much. Love from the Netherlands.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening JJ, I sho-nuff like your style. Thank you.😉 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

[@danielparsons5519]

Hey brother! I loved gypsolight. So light and applies like butter. Strangest finish I ever worked with was a Kohls storefront. The finish was like glass seashells. Weird. Just flattened with a steel trowel. Lime engaging sucks in the old eye. Say hi to Louuu for me. Take care man.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good morning Daniel, my fellow plasterer. Thanks for the comment, although I don't know of the material you're referring to.😉 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

[@danielparsons5519]

@@StuccoPlasteringGold Bond Gypsolite Plaster is a lightweight gypsum basecoat plaster mixed at the plant with correctly sized and proportioned perlite aggregate, requiring only the addition of water on the job. It is manufactured to be trowel applied as a basecoat over gypsum or metal lath. It's light as a feather but turns hard as a rock. Whats kind of neat about it is when you mix it there is a reaction between the water and the product and it becomes light "Hot Mud". better get the lights out though, because for a nice flat wall that's paintable, she better have no errors. Have a wonderful day and hope your skys are blue my friend.

[@jimmybaldwin737]

In the Uk. We just do a 50/50 mix water and pva. We roller it onto the wall that is very porous (dry). And it seals the wall. Ready for plastering. Great video. Respect

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Jimmy, I know this technique also. Still, I like to make points in traditional plastering with what is known in the plastering industry called "mechanical bonding" for those who wish to know how they did plastering hundreds of thousands of years in the past. 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

[@MrScales63]

Love you vids you are blessed to have a wealth of knowledge, I worked as a hod carrier in the late 70's, and learened the trade, I do alittle plastering here and there( I did a putty coat finish on some custom interior planters in the 80's)! Thanks for the vids :)

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Mr. Scales, LOL, I was hod carrying in the late '70s for about three years. You won't believe this, but I loved that hod work but hated getting dirty.😉 That's where I learned the term, Man. This work sho-nuff is "Hod Work." 🕺🏻 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

[@darthlaurel]

Did a wall in marmarino coarse in a dry climate and had very little open time. It was a problem.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Darth, when working with lime and crushed Marble, the same thing applies that I did at the beginning of this video.🤔 Lots of hydration/saturating the substrate or wall with water, by whatever means one has handy, such as a brush, water hose with a spray nozzle, a Hudson sprayer, or as I did with a felt brush. Or each trowel full will absorb too fast. They used Marmorino plaster in northeastern Italy, especially in Venice, where the canals were to give the walls extra water protection against that water/moister. FYI, my friends, my mother Madeleine, was born and raised in Venice.😉 Here in the USA, they call it Venetian plastering, which is a confusing name. What is Venetian plastering? It's a mixture of lime and crushed marble. I feel the public would be better informed if Venetian plaster was termed/named what we Italians call it Marmareno plaster. Or, perhaps, "lime and Mable finishing by applying multiple coats." While on this subject, Veneer plastering should be called "multiple coats lime plastering." Veneer plaster is simply, Lime plaster. The word Veneer plaster is misleading and has been confusing people, especially plasterers, for as long as I've been in the trade. I have been asked at least 15 times what kind of plaster, Veneer was, so If I was asked that many times' hundreds, If not thousands are still confused, Okay, maybe millions are confused.🤷‍♂️ If you think about it the word, "Veneer" does sound like a mineral mined for use on a wall rather than a process or application.🤔 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

[@StuccoPlastering]

@@-ox9zz Limewash is not for this purpose. Lime washing has been used for centuries to coat branches, bricks. rocks etc. that are used for walls to keep them from rotting plus sealing them from bugs getting into homes. Lime washing is getting lime putty or slaked lime adding water until you have a liquid paste, then brushing that lime over any and everything. Thus it becomes limestone again. what you need is a quality primer and paint like Sherwin Williams.

[@Fosterhome4Leatherface]

You make me wish I could've learned / worked from / for you.. thank you for continuing to make these videos, and I hope you continue to love what you do.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Foster home; ouch, your title beat me up; I was in a foster home when young; my mom could not speak English too well but spoke 4 other languages.😉 Long story short, we were way past poor. So in my sis and I went, what I remember most about being there is having to swallow what is known as "Cod Liver Oil" as far as the ability to love the plastering trade for as long as I have; the only family is more important.🤔 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. www.stuccoPlastering.com www.bayareaplastering.com

[@ralphhyland8661]

Thanks again Kirk, always great and very helpful.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Ralph, thank you, my friend. 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

[@peep39]

I had to do a pretty big foundation repair to my house and I wetted the joints for a full 24 hours and they still were taking the moisture. It's crazy how hard it is to get good saturation (but without standing water)

[@StuccoPlastering]

It's all about time in. It can take as long as you mentioned,

[@rossmcleod7983]

I come for the rambling as much as for the plastering tips and techniques. Love your work, every time I pick up a trowel, I think ‘what would Kirk do?’ :)

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Ross, LOL, thank you.

[@matdomm]

Congrats on the new baby Jason!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good morning Painter Dog Dude, thank you. 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

[@amalioguevara9499]

Kirk hello! I just want to say thank you for sharing everything you do. I like it plastering and stucco. I'm for Washington state doing drywall finisher in sometimes plaster.. all ways look your work. Beautifu work you guys do.. Good bless you and your family..

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good morning Amalio, thank you, my friend, remember these same finishes can be applied to any sheetrock if you apply a bonding agent first.😉 The only board one does not need a bonding agent on is Blue-board. 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

[@xelaju8]

You have a special talent, You are an artist. Great job.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Hello Xelaju, thank you, my friend.😉

[@NevilleHayfield]

Lime work. That's what I like to see Bro. Love the stuff. Big love from UK 🙏💪👊🔥

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Neville, my fellow spread from the UK. Lime we both know was used for over ten thousand years across the pond, the great wall of China, historic churches, gladiator stadiums, etc., many still standing.😉 Even the Pyramids at Giza have more than 5 million blocks of limestone. No way they could have carved those stones. They were poured with lime putty or slake lime then carried up. Man, I wish I had that job, NOT.🧗🏼‍♂️ 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

[@stevenprice4969]

Hi Kirk, still really enjoying the vids. Keep them coming! My Mrs and I watch through your vids every night. Is Jay doing any new vids on his channel any time soon? I’ve said to my partner if we ever visit the USA, then I’m bringing my hawk and trowel so I can work with you guys for a day 👍🏼 get a US vs UK vid on the go haha

[@StuccoPlastering]

Hi Steven, thank you, my friend, you wanna spread mud, you come to the right place.😉 As far as Jason's site, he going to be training for a powerlifting contest at the pound-for-pound division. Jason, said to me about a week ago, that he was going to post the work out of what he and the gang are doing in these workouts.

[@stevenprice4969]

@@StuccoPlastering I’ll hold you to that Kirk! Haha. When all this corona crap is done and dusted, I’m coming across the pond and I’ll do a job/vid with you. Any chance of a shout out on your next video for me and my fiancé Kelsey? I’ll watch that vid of Jason’s when it comes out, good on him for getting into that!

[@StuccoPlastering]

@@stevenprice4969 Hi Steven, only if you guys are plasterers or fellow spreads.😀 I don't worry about Corona personally as there's too much cement build-up in my lungs right next to the sign that says, no vacancies.

[@stevenprice4969]

@@StuccoPlastering I am a fellow spread so all good there. Yeah I doubt corona would fight it’s way through all that haha us spreads have been preparing for this all our lives

[@StuccoPlastering]

@@stevenprice4969 Well, in that case, in the next video we do, I will congratulate you, two young lovers. Jason is working on a couple at this time, Cheers my fellow plasterer from across the pond.

[@samiralbalushi4611]

Thank you good information and awesome video

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Samir, my friend, our pleasure, my brother. FYI, another man named Samir tagged "the lion of Lebanon" won the bodybuilding Olimpia in 1983. I remember him as I met him or saw him training in the gym when I was young. 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

[@logik100.0]

I'm usually told to apply a weak PVA wash to control the suction.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Logik, I know this technique also. Still, I like to make points in traditional plastering with what is known in the plastering industry called "mechanical bonding" for those who wish to know how they did plastering hundreds of thousands of years in the past. 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

[@hectorcardenas6616]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge Mr. Kirk

[@StuccoPlastering]

Hector, our pleasure brother, the country needs more skilled plasterers.😉

[@Early8Q]

Love your videos! Regarding the question about lime and veneer, it may sound silly to you, but for those of us who are trying to learn it really isn’t that silly. So, perhaps to rephrase the question, how do we capture a beautiful old school plaster finish to use with our plaster and lathe walls? I would like to preserve all the qualities, both practical and aesthetic, of turn of the century plaster and lathe. I can’t stand what I am coming to think of as any gypsum based product, but I am not so sure that is correct? I will work for a hard, strong, durable finish that will stand up to moisture if it has to. You are a rare guide in this world of drywall, keep it up, I love it! By the way, my most recent foray has been with mix of lime putty and gauging plaster, but its fast and challenging for this novice. I am learning about the “fat” fast.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings Early, the product you want is like this homeowner, a coat of Structo-lite followed by a coat of lime plaster. I like Diamond as my lime plaster finish personally.😉 FYI, lime plastering is gaging plaster or white coating. Technically you add some lime plaster into straight gypsum or tapping mud the stuff in the box on the floor in this video. Why Bother? Instead, just use lime plaster, which is usually USG's Diamond or imperial Lime finish in this country, the USA.🤔 What is difficult here in the USA is the terminology/language of the products. Since I understand what they call the plastering materials in the UK vs. the USA, it's easy to combine them. FYI, diamond or imperial are usually found at your nearest plastering yard's so google plastering yards near me.😉 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

[@Early8Q]

@@StuccoPlastering Thank you for your great reply! thanks to your great channel I had a bag of each structolite and diamond in hand and then noticed they were old and I returned them and went back to the lime putty and gaging plaster the last time I had at it. I will source some material which isn't passed dated and have a try! Thank you! I am all over your channel! The problem is when I get near a supply house with a lack of understanding of anything other than tape and mud. In fairness they do try, we have just moved too far away from the great trade that you share with us. Please keeping feeding us!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings Early, it's best to google plastering yards near me, as HD and lows don't carry these plasters as few know how or why to use them. I like your last words, "keep feeding us," I just happened to watch my boy Paul Newman in "Cool Hand Luke," about a month ago at the end, he says, stop feeding oof me. kzbin.info/www/bejne/poCsnJSBfbyEaNk 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

[@chuckyz4016]

lovely job kirk as always 👍

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Chucky, cool bean Daddieo. 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

[@jburkard2395]

Looks good Kirk. Good advice for all of ua plasters

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening J Burkard, that's my job to share the knowledge before I start pushing up daisies.😉 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

[@jesseherschberger9095]

Kirk. Thanks for all your videos. What is the best interior plaster for a brick wall that has some damp penetrating issues. I was going to use structolite and imperial veneer. Thanks

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Jessy, both are good, but strucco-lite has the advantage. 😉

[@randolphlearning5255]

Thanks kirk and family.

[@StuccoPlastering]

😉

[@elliotthomas3423]

Hi Kirk and Jason, these are great videos! I was looking through your videos and didn’t see any regarding reparging cracked/broken stucco on a house exterior foundation(removal and application). Maybe I missed it, do you have a video on this? Thanks!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Hi Elliot, I dont use the word, "parging" as the meaning doest apply to what we do, try replacing the word, parging to "how to repair" cheers.😉

[@sebausa1]

As always Great mentorship and knowledge.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Evening my friend, thank you.

[@sebausa1]

@@StuccoPlastering Wish you the best!

[@ChrisRubeo]

THE KING!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings Chris, you're spoiling me, my brother, thank you. 😉 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

[@cache4pat]

My DIY project has a 5' x 5' Durrock Concrete board surrounding a Gas Fireplace, which is set inside a Drywall constructed wall. The Cement wall portion is used to meet non-combustible requirements around the fireplace, near the firebox. Since I am trying to avoid using brick tile; your video caught my eye. I am guessing Skim Coating is a Veneer technique (?); but do I need to wet the Durock Cement wall before I add a Skim Coat?? What is the best material for the Veneer / Skim coat on the Durock portion? Should I fill the Durock & Dry Wall meeting joint with Dry Wall Mud or Mortar product ?

[@applejuicekate]

I’d love to see a dried, finished product at the end of your videos!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Kathleen, fair enough, you need the power of your imagination to have your request fulfilled. The slides were dried at the end. Visualize the front work, just the same color as the sides! Remember, cementitious colors dry lighter, Acrylics finishes like paints dry darker. 🥂

[@jackwhiteside5094]

Proffesional knowledge! Roof leak, Master Bedroom mold damage. Contractor recommendations from local box store. My requirements, remove existing drywall, install blue board, Imperial Base, Diamond Finish with integral colorant. General Contractor offered bid, supplied tape and bed subcontractor, went down hill. General finally subbed a real plaster contractor. Love my walls, have pictures, etc. if court issues ensue. Know your contractor's ability beforehand!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Jack, no doubt excellent advice. Not all are who they claim to be, unfortunately, such is life.😉 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. 🥳 www.stuccoPlastering.com www.bayareaplastering.com

[@hatzlmike1]

Bravos, much love. Thankful to learn so much. Garden hose!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Morning Mike always a pleasure to hear from you, thank you.😉

[@josecanisales3491]

How come you're useing exterior finish inside? And not a diamond veneer finish? Thanks Kirk.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings Jose, excellent question, the owner watned a color added to the finish. To figure out the equation of color pigmentation necessary for the veneer, lime plastering would have taken forever and then not been perfect. We provided a finish tougher than straight lime, and that color was engineered to be accurate. Adding Portland cement to any lime finish makes it stronger. 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

[@NiktheEnglishGreekCypriot]

Hi Kirk, I’ve been watching your videos for years and years, learnt a lot, big fan! One thing I was wondering, over here in England we have superflex trowels (I’m sure you do in America too), which are used in the final stages to polish the plaster and have flexible blades to assist in that and save our joints etc. However if we use them too soon ie laying on or flattening in, the wall ends up with ripples in it and doesn’t look great when painted. My question is, if the pool trowel/straight ended pool trowel you use is flexible (I’m assuming they are), would that not leave the same ripples or unflat walls that can occur when superflex trowels are used too soon? I’m referring to multi finish plaster/veneer in this instance. I’ve wanted one for years but I’ve not been able to find the kind you use in this vid for example in England. Hope I made sense and thanks for all the hours of entertainment and knowledge you’ve passed on!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings, my Greek friend all makes sense to me with plastering questions. Sure some towels leave marks. I personally choose not to work for folks who would be this petty. This is why I explain what to expect of what I do so there are no surprises. However, I'll send you a link to the trowel I prefer as an explanation without an illustration does not explain it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpC2g6yKfruAmLc/ my choice of plastering/stucco trowel 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

[@ishowyouapple]

Have you ever thought about getting into Venetian plastering? I heard there’s big money in the business.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings MG, there is little demand for multiple lime coats mixed with marble here in my area. Veneer means a topcoat of lime putty slaked lime or similar.😉 Venetian means a few top coats of not just lime but marble dust also, as its better for repelling moister as in Venice Italy, where the homes are built on water canals.😏 In Italy, it's called Marmorino instead of Venetian. as it has crushed marble mixed with lime, plus the Italians make it sounds cooler.😏 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

[@erinthompson9110]

Great video. If you start from a painted wall ( no brick or stone), can you add this stucco directly to the wall? Or do you have to do that first coat like the guy had already done, wet, and then add the stucco?

[@eamonncolman5730]

Love the videos Kirk! One question I have that I haven't seen addressed regarding fireplaces is if you can still use the fireplace! According to USG they say the plaster is only recommended up to 125 degrees... What I was working on was durock board in front of the brick fireplace and then wanting to plaster just like the beautiful job shown here. I'm just wondering if people do this for the look or can still set a nice roaring fire!

[@StuccoPlastering]

I've plastered about 50 fireplaces, I never had someone call me and say, the stucco is failing or melting. My own fireplace I get it so hot, the oak wood embers would melt glass, and make iron even glow red firery hot, didn't do a thing to the stucco I applied. I'm not debating USG, but I haven't heard of such a thing until now, LOL

[@murrymullenax3796]

Great video! Was the real problem here that the guy used 2 coats of Structo-Lite, or that it was too thick? I'm planning a small ceiling patch where the base coat will need to be about 1". I'm thinking clean really well, Plaster-Weld, add some wire lathe where needed, 1" of Structo-Lite, then Diamond Finish coat. I've haven't seen you add all that water to the base coat before. Maybe it was timing? Can I do the structo lite this weekend and the finish coat next weekend, and not have to re-wet it like you did here? Thanks!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Murry, LOL, there was no problem. 😉 I'm explaining that for me to relax and not let the wall beat me up. I could use skill instead of strength by simply wetting the base coat. Plus, do a better job.😉 If one or ten coats were applied, It would have made no difference to me. Fact. No matter how thick the wall is, when it stopped absorbing the water, and the water started running down the wall, the wall was ready for the next coat. This is what we plasterers call "natural Mechanical bond" it also does not matter what stucco or plastering product was used. The same principle is necessary for diminishing/killing the suction. This gives any applicator the time to relax and apply his finish coat without worry about the existing base-coat sucking the moisture out of the finish coat. Its important as the texture and color can change if this step is not understood and dealt with. 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

[@murrymullenax3796]

@@StuccoPlastering Ah-ha! Re-watched and yes indeed you made that point! If I do base coat this weekend and finish coat next weekend I'll wet the base coat first and use my "skill" for the finish coat.. lol I got lucky and found Structo Lite, Diamond finish, Larsen Plaster Weld, and a green bucket scoop at my local supply house. I picked up a bag of Imperial base too so I could try plastering on some drywall. I've done plenty of drywall tape/mud but hate the dust and want to try this out. Your advice for manufacturers to take off the word "Veneer" is dead-on. That one word confused me to the point of not trying plastering until I heard you explain it. Add me to the list of big thank you's for sharing your knowledge!

[@pbrad36]

Howdy I was wondering where does you're son or you're brother lou clean out the mixer at the end of the day on resident homes. Can't just dump it on the ground . Thank you . Great videos watch every one of them

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Brad, excellent question.😉 As a rule, we mix just enough to use; however, when we overmix, we place the leftovers in a bag, then place them in our trash area at home. When my trash areas get full, I will haul the excess to the local dumps. 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. www.stuccoPlastering.com www.bayareaplastering.com

[@andrewcarr2431]

Dywall (Sheetrock, plasterboard) is over 100 years old but came to fore post 2nd World War when they needed to build homes quickly and cheaply for the masses. And the subdivisions with their same facade and white picket fences was born. Drywall as a building material is complete crap (in my opinion) but it does have a lot of nice properties (fire rating, sound and insulation) Also cheaper to install and finish than most other materials on the market (and like you say, anyone can do it). Watching you handle that trowel like Gene Kelly dances with his umbrella in the famous movie. Hypnotic and entertaining.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Andrew Carr, man, that comment is working than you, Cheers, my brother.🍾 Hypnotic and entertaining.💃🕺🏻

[@mikievalenza7096]

Kirk, your awesome!!! wish you had some guys in the Detroit area. Can you use plaster weld on concrete basement walls then coat with strucolite

[@StuccoPlastering]

Evening Mike absolutely, as long as they dont get wet.

[@mikievalenza7096]

Do you know of a good lime plaster base coat that can go on thick, that can get wet or handle a lot of moisture ?

[@chadmyers4432]

that is so funny, haven't laughed that hard in months. thank you i needed that.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings Chad, what part? 🤷‍♂️ Why didn't the fella know that veneer was not a mineral used in plastering but instead a process of applying coat after coat? Confession, I asked, "old man Whittie" my mentor, the same question about 40 years ago. 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

[@mattrobillard4888]

hi I love watching your videos! ill be doing my exterior large fireplace, going over existing concrete blocks and Mortered joints. could you help me to know what product would be best for my situation. its a little overwhelming all the different products :)

[@StuccoPlastering]

The owner applied structo-lite first. then we came a few days later and applied a lime finish coat. I would recommend you use a product called Diamond plaster, It has mostly lime, so when it hardened it becomes limestone once again. Google plastering yards near me to find these products.😉

[@mattrobillard4888]

@@StuccoPlastering thank you so much!!!

[@chrisbayley6917]

KirkI was just wondering if weldcreat would be any good for those high suction walls

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Chris, of course, it would, 😉 In fact, I had a can outside but chose not to do use it. I like to make points in traditional plastering with what is known in the plastering industry called "mechanical bonding" for those who wish to know how they did plastering hundreds or thousands of years in the past. 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

[@treylyde999]

Another great one.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings T L, my friend. Thank you, again, it was just another day at the office for us.😉 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

[@treylyde999]

@@StuccoPlastering You can call me Trey. U bet Kirk enjoy every second. Sharing your family and gift. Stay well

[@EnfinLibreNM]

I've been watching all your videos and they're awesome. I was just thinking though, that I need to just learn how to do it by trowel and error. ;-)

[@StuccoPlastering]

Exzackery, that's how we all learn, cool beans daddieo.

[@brianfogarty8838]

Hey Kirk...been watching the videos for sometime now and the content is great... a couple quick questions. Why would you decide to use structolite vs diamond? Preference? And I believe you would want a base coat first for diamond finish? Is stuctolite it's own base and finish coat if you wanted it to be? Can you apply diamond over structolite and would you even want to? I appreciate the knowledge!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Morning Brian, excellent questions, ask, and ye shall receive.😉 Structo-Lite is a base-coat plaster. Which provides insulation values. Can Structo-lite be finished? The bags say no, as it's really sticky stuff and will drag if you try and make it smooth.😉 We, plasterers, know that if you have a sponge float in your left hand and each stroke of the trowel is cleaned off and wet with the float your holding in your left hand, then it can be smoothed out better as a wet clean trowel won't drag the sticky plaster. The choice for LaHabra stucco as opposed to Diamond lime finish. The owner wanted a grey color and more strength, so I used a Portland-based exterior cement plaster, Stronger than a lime coat as it has Portland cement in it plus lime and sand. Diamond and Imperial lime finishes made by USG also have base-coat lime plasters too, but structo-lite makes a better base as Structo-lite has insulation values that the lime plaster base coats do not. Lastly, the word "veneer" simply means a thin application, all bags that say "veneer plaster" worldwide should change this foolish title as it's confusing to everyone, including most professional plasterers. Instead, the bags should remove the word "Veneer" and be labeled simply "Lime plaster" with the ability to achieve two coats or more coats or finishes. 🤔I suggest to USG and all other manufacturers that this ridiculous and confusing word/term, "Veneer," be removed and replaced or re-worded as "veneer" is misleading as hell. Again if these bags were called what they are, Lime plasters, more sheet rockers would use them; thus, sales would no doubt triple. Plus, now, homeowners would finally understand what the hell they are buying and why. Kirk Giordano Plastering

[@brianfogarty8838]

You are the man kirk... thanks for knowledge!

[@StuccoPlastering]

No worries Brian, my old mentor, Old man Whitty, told me all this same stuff over 30 years ago, happy to bring it back to the surface. Kirk Giordano Plastering

[@JH-zz6ur]

Thanks a million

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy, no problemo. 🍻

[@rbrazz]

That was one thirsty fireplace :)

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening, Braz. I've been doing this stuff for years. It surprised the hell out of me how much water it kept absorbing.😉 When It stopped absorbing and started to drip, then it was ready to be worked on. Otherwise, I would have had to work me arse off. I can't have that. 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

[@susanp6057]

Hi Kirk, I got my house restuccoed in August of 2020 and now my new stucco has stains on the front and all sides of the house. From the top of the house to the bottom. It was retuccoed and fogged. Why did it do that 6 mos later?

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good morning Susan, I don't know without viewing your home.😉 Or more than likely, dust formed on the caps or parapets roofs or other areas then the accumulated dust which becomes dirt washes down the wall during a heavy rainstorm.🤷‍♂️ Or I have seen red clay terra cotta tile also where the nail heads bleed down the walls creating rust spots. Keep in mind the rounded terra cotta clay tile is set with galvanized nails, which aren't supposed to rust. However, when the nail-head is hit with a hammer that can remove the galvanization and cause the head to rust, that rust when the rain continues to hit it will bleed or fall straight down, often hitting the wall in weird looking straight lines like the string of Christmas lights. I've seen this about 5 times. 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

[@susanp6057]

@@StuccoPlastering Hi Kirk, it looks more like big grease stains, that developed in different spots . Its darker than the stucco, thats what makes it stand out more. They are not streaked. Could the rain we had do that. Rain should not ruin a stucco job 6 mos later. The stucco was fogged as well.I dont have terra cotta on my home.

[@susanp6057]

Hi Kirk I sent it to your email, Thanks

[@shanek6582]

Do you sponge float after troweling a plaster of Paris or just trowel it on smooth? Thanks man

[@ishowyouapple]

Plaster of Paris dries insanely fast like less than 3 minutes it’s hard as a rock. So it’s not really smart to use it as an interior plaster.

[@shanek6582]

@@ishowyouapple ok, thanks man. I’ve got a little patch in a closet and I wanted to try that diamond veneer or some structolite but I went to Lowe’s today and literally all they had was dry wall compound and one box of plaster of Paris so I bought the plaster. I’ll play with it tomorrow and start looking for some place local that sells other stuff.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Shane, MG is on the money. Plaster of pairs is sold at many hardware stores, but it's also used to set bond as in making casts, it sets super fast. About three to five minutes, Okay for tiny jobs, but that's about it, way too expensive for normal size patches. Instead, buy a 20-minute fast patch; it's a plastering compound. As the name implies, you have 20 minutes to apply it.😉 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

[@shanek6582]

@@StuccoPlastering thanks Kirk

[@gypsydildopunks7083]

A pool trowel makes less of a mess on the floor. Any experienced plasterer will know that. Square trowel is for burnishing at the right time.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening dude, I can use either personally, It all depends on the trowel one prefers.😉 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. 🥳 www.stuccoPlastering.com

[@gypsydildopunks7083]

@@StuccoPlastering but you do not. For a good reason I assume

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Gypsy Dude, I rarely use a square trowel. for a good reason. I can spread twice as much with the particular trowel I always use. I tell folk use what gives you pleasure even if it means your shoe.🤔 Like in this video, below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2LZgYaLfK6pbZY/ Stucco/plastering walls using shoes, pans, shovels, or trowels. 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. 🥳 www.stuccoPlastering.com

[@itsjgs7361]

Hi Kirk from the UK! Where do you get your bucket scoop from? Many thanks

[@StuccoPlastering]

We used to get from Amazon, type in green plastic plastering bucket scoops a site will come up. or you can buy these at your nearest plastering yard.

[@itsjgs7361]

@@StuccoPlastering that's great thanks Kirk! Keep the flag flying for us plasterers 👍

[@StuccoPlastering]

@@itsjgs7361 LOL will do brother.

[@itsjgs7361]

@@StuccoPlastering Hi Kirk. It's James. At JS plastering services. Could you go over the bucket scoop in the next video if you get chance please. As I can't seem to find it Thanks again.

[@StuccoPlastering]

@@itsjgs7361 You might have to make one, kzbin.info/www/bejne/jITWh6xurrOlbLs. Or try calling all the plastering yards near you and asking if they have them.

[@Jim-K-Baker]

I'm working on a pizza oven that calls for a plaster made from 5 perlite 1 sand 1 lime 1 portland and 1 washed sand? Not sure what is meant by washed sand. Can you use mason sand in plaster?

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Jim washed means if it is from the sea, they wash the salts out. Otherwise, you can get efflorescences. 🍻

[@stelmo502]

HM-107 20-30 Standard Sand (Tensile Test Sand) is manufactured to pass No.20 (850µm) sieve and be retained on No.30 (600µm).

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Stelmo, LOL, there is some technical stuff like this, I keep to myself as I'm already known as a geek/nerd. I don't want to push my luck.😉 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

[@stelmo502]

@@StuccoPlastering Your videos help me in my handyman work.. Nothing wrong with geek/nerd...Thanks Kirk.

[@StuccoPlastering]

@@stelmo502 cool beans, 😉

[@aperales738]

Is it possible to use this method on stone fireplace? Thanks!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Yes, absolutely, Ive done it to Lava rock, that's right ten inches thick.

[@northernpatriotmanchester675]

We build tv studios for a lady in London with the same surname, maybe related somewhere down the line Kirk 🤔

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening my Northern Patriot from Mancher, England. I would hope so.😉 Were poor plasterers, It would be awesome to have a rich person in the family.🤔 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

[@micahasher7600]

It took 8 minutes for you to tell us to hydrate the wall and apply the finish coat.

[@micahasher7600]

I must add that I enjoyed the video. No one else on KZbin knows this stuff like you

[@I3UGZ13]

Hey Kirk, I have a plastering license, can we contract for drywall installation?

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good morning Kosher, sure you can with the C-35 license it just means your overqualified.😉 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

[@I3UGZ13]

@@StuccoPlastering Thank you! for the reply, does that include taping and drywall mud as well?

[@chorgzent.3978]

Yo i see lil Averys baby trowel on your right no cap 😅

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greetings Victor Ramos, you, my friend, should apply for a job as a detective, to notice that truth is just super observant. I did borrow/steal Avery's trowel for use on our project.😉🕺🏻Didn't think he'd notice.🤷‍♂️😀 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

[@kristinekoski7345]

"ẎȮU̇ ȦṘĖ ṠṪİL̇L̇ ṪȮṖ ḊȮĠ"!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Kristine Koski, thank you, pretty queen.🍾

[@6677202]

I believe I spelled company name wrong recently regarding $35/bag US made lime plaster. Instead of “Lancaster Limeworks”- Its “LimeworksUS”

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Numbers Dude, thanks for the corrections as many read the comments for other people's opinions of where to buy lime materials and still have enough cash left over to eat. 🤔 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. www.stuccoPlastering.com www.bayareaplastering.com

[@IANNEIL77]

Albert and Costello

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Ian Neil, exzackory, you know your old school comedy, LOL.😉 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. www.stuccoPlastering.com www.bayareaplastering.com