Stucco a sliding glass door set on a crooked wall.

[@kirkdunn1379]

Run into that all the time....fur out the window or rip all stucco off

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Kirk, that's the correct way to do it. We are the guys they call when improvising is wanted😉

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Peter, Thank you. I would say less than an hour, but that’s with Jason’s mixing the perfect amount for immediate results. Thanks for watching and have a groovy evening. Kirk Giordano plastering

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening tcb, Thank you. I best quit messing around and watch it myself as I haven’t had the time yet so I can see if I deserve any of this credit. Thanks for watching and have a groovy evening. Kirk Giordano plastering

[@rovacon]

Hey Kirk. I am a General Contractor and carpenter by trade but I enjoy watching your videos for the simple fact that I appreciate how much you really honor your craft. Nice work!

[@StuccoPlastering]

Greeting Bieski from Holland, I agree the gypsum plasters seem like whipping cream, I have turned my full hawk upside down a few times to show how well it sticks. My wife and I wish to visit Holland sometime. But alas, stuck here for now. Best wishes, and thanks for watching. Kirk Giordano plastering

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening biesk from Holland, no offense taken. That wall was as crooked as a dog’s hind leg. If I were to stucco it true and plumb I would not have gotten paid for my services. I still have yet to watch it. If Jason has not shown the true surface of the wall we will be sure not to make that same mistake again. I simply try and match what is on the original wall. Thanks for watching and have a good evening. Kirk Giordano plastering

[@Rayram555]

Hi Kirk . I enjoyed watching you sculpture the wall . You saved the property owners a lot of money and time. Most people including me would not have seen the bull nose idea. It takes time to think of these different ways to make it blend in with buildings that have been there over 50 plus years. Good video. And great camera work. Thank you.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@tcb069]

kirk another great video , excellent info , thanks

[@bieske21]

well, you are handy with your trowel, that`s for sure ! i have been a plasterer for 12 years now and cement based mud is still a bit diffucult to work with.... it doesn`t stick like gypsum plaster for the inside. then again we don`t have much practice over here , most houses are made of brick here in holland, good day to you sir.

[@PeterAgostiniJdcap26]

How much time from start( mixing mud ) to finish, application to applying to float texture would you say ? nice job Kirk. best

[@benitorodriguez31]

My respect Kirk my dad was in the union as a plasterer and I learned how to do stucco work since I was a teenager it's hard work but it's a beautiful work of art

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Benito; thank you, I find it comfortable work if like walking, we take one step at a time.🍻

[@Footballlogic101]

Lol, I figured out this lallenh1 guys issue. Im pretty sure that he has a company in a nearby area to you kirk. He saw your videos on your website and now hes just trying to spam your videos to make it look like you dont know what your doing. I wouldn't waste your time with this guy, hes a real tool.

[@kimberlybahnsen6651]

how does the waterproofing work around the window to proven water from getting below the window sill?

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Kimberly, thats the reason for the mositer barriors to be installed prior to setting in the doors or windows. Best wishes, Sound advice From your neighborhood stucco geeks

[@josecanisales3491]

What product stucco are you using around that window? Thanks

[@StuccoPlastering]

Good evening Jose, I used Eisenwall made by, “rapid set. “Rapid set,” makes Eisenwall, Eisenenwall is still only sold at the plastering materials yards and not at any chain stores. However, "Rapid Set Stucco," is indeed sold at Home Depot, Lowes, and many other hardware stores. Kirk and Jason Giordano, Bringing to all the most complete plastering encyclopedia ever created in the world online. By the plastering messengers of KZbin. With well over 850 free self-help videos 🎭 👀💃 A good how-to video should be like a woman's skirt, long enough to cover the subject and short enough to create interest.😉💃

[@alastairbelhavenplastering9340]

I call this "Eye sweet". When it's just impossible to block it all the way out. As long as it's eye sweet.

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Ally, thank you, it take a bit of improvising when someone installs a door or window too far in or out, but that adds to the fun of plastering. Best wishes, Sound advice From your neighborhood stucco geeks

[@alastairbelhavenplastering9340]

Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. You're not wrong dude. Why we make the big bucks. All the best

[@StuccoPlastering]

Howdy Ally my fellow plasterer, many of us are skilled craftsman that clean up messes that need specialized training as yours truly. Sometimes we do earn decent cash and sometimes we don't, what important is to earn enough to keep a roof over our head and food on the table. Best wishes, Sound advice From your neighborhood stucco geeks

[@alastairbelhavenplastering9340]

Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. Amen brother

[@omarnaja508]

Hey kirk, why did you put second coat without scratching the first ?

[@StuccoPlastering]

Excellent question Omar, with same-day or back-to-back stucco applications, the scratch marks are unnecessary as the stucco mud is still moist, creating the mechanical bond. However, If we were going to leave this job for a day, then the scratch marks or keys should be embedded in the stucco.

[@kirkdunn1379]

Exactly, Don't need it......all stucco contractors use same day stucco for patches....saves time