How to fix bad plaster patch work, remove the Darby lines in plaster
Hello Guys and gals who are interested in learning how to plaster or stucco your own bad patches on your beautiful home, now by simply watching and paying a tiny bit of attention you can and will save cash, create a sense of euphoria and sleep well knowing, yeah mon no problemo you did it yourself.
Kirk Giordano Plastering Inc.
http://www.StuccoPlastering.com
How to fix bad plaster patch work, remove the Darby lines in plaster
Teaching the world how to plaster one video at a time, so I can become like yesterdays old newspapers.
Thanks for watching and have groovy day!
How to fix bad plaster patch work, remove the Darby lines in plaster, Cement Plaster uses, I can see darby lines, my finish has darby lines in it, what are the fine lines in my plaster wall
Not sure if you care but saying "Regular Portland Cement" could confuse people who aren't familiar with the trade. They might go out and literally buy straight portland cement and not a portland cement stucco mix for their little project….Just thought I'd throw that out into the world wide web.
Morning 95thousandroses, O Yes I care, in fact your response is why the title and description were added, thanks for the tip. Best wishes,Kirk & Jason Giordano's DIY plastering and stucco network
95thousandroses ohhhhh I don't think you understood him lol it took me a minute too. He's good. I hope the burn is gone two years later lol
So glad I'm reading the comments right now hahah. Thank you 95…
Lol, I guess you do care!
Love watching your vids btw. I'm not in an area of the country (MS) that uses much stucco so I probably won't use anything learned but I still enjoy watching a true professional work his trade.
Morning thousandroses, that response makes you my newest and bestest pal,
Best wishes,
Kirk & Jason Giordano's DIY plastering and stucco network
Using portland plaster cement as a texture is such a foreign concept to me,.. Even with a paint finish. We usually go with La Habra / Omega 16/20, 20/30, or 30/30 depending on the previous texture. Good to know its an option though. Keep up the great videos man.
Hi A R Diaz, thank you.
we'll keep them up as long as I have a son's to film them that also work with me.
Best wishes,
Kirk & Jason Giordano's DIY plastering and stucco network
Wow kirk the way you can get those edges (especially upper) tucked in is second to none!
Evening BMW repair crew, thank you, it's another day at the office for us.
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You're great! Thanks for taking the time make these videos!