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plaster it’s everywhere you want to be
Hello ambitious guys and gals, who are interested in learning how us professional plaster, now possibly you can.
How? Watch, my sons and I plus my daughter in this video it explains completely how to apply a traditional 3 coat rendering systems in its entirety on this wood home.
FYI, the most important aspect of working is to have a good time relax and have some fun.
I go into details about tools and their use, plus explain and show a variety of useful plastering tips.
Old Kirk says, material knowledge is 70% of being a well rounded plasterer,
The other 30% is application.
FYI, here’s a bit more information to my most asked question, hairline cracking and repairing stucco cracks,
Mainly it’s due to settling foundations, high winds and especially rain which causes the ground to expand and then shrink with months or just days of rain, installing new roofs,
opening and closing doors, especially the big beautiful solid oak or similar ones (vibrations) traffic driving to and from again ground movement which can’t be seen or felt, even furniture being moved around inside the home.
Glass, concrete and stucco usually don’t flex much, they instead shatter or crack with all movement and or vibrations.
Movement to stucco or concrete is like kryptonite to superman.
Here in this video where I explain how to how to install stucco on a wood home or any wall, it simply takes practice.
FYI, although we make applying stucco or plaster appear easy, it usually take about 10 to 15 years of hands on experience to understand how to apply Stucco/Plaster properly.
therefore, make certain you hire the right plastering and or rendering plaster company in your area.
However With a bit of help from me ‘Kirk” your favorite Rendering finish professional, this video will be your guild to any and all questions about your most common traditional 3 coat rendering systems.
Hi folks Kirk here, your favorite plastering guy with more free
educational and inspiring teaching videos below
Post time: Jun-27-2017