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Stucco/plaster cement plastering for large buckling holes in your garage walls plastering finishes

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In this explanation video regarding applying both coats of stucco/plastering at the same time. This back to back method makes for a much stronger fin. Noteote always creat your stucco texture before the Stucco/plaster sets. Lath & plaster repairs after stepping through the plaster ceiling
Note this Stucco/plaster cement plastering or large buckling holes in this garage wall was caused by hitting it with a car. It happens.

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    • Evening Old School Dude from sunny England, I've been to England several times, I missed the sun while I was there.
      Hope to see it one day, next time back.
      Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
      Sound Plastering tips from your favorite stucco geeks

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  32. Merry Christmas Giordano family! I use the same patch and was thinking man you better stop talking and get that stuff on the wall! Is there something you can add to slow it down . Thanks for the great videos and wish you all health and prosperity in 2019. Greetings from southern Florida.

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    • Evening Randy Dude in Florida, absolutely, mix the mud when you figure out how to use the camera.
      The mud was mixed, it took Carl close to 15 minutes to figure out how to use Jason's camera, in the meantime, this cement plaster waits for no man to set.
      Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
      Sound Plastering tips from your favorite stucco geeks

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    • Yes Kirk; bring on the volume! Get well and recover quickly. I banged my thigh up a few weeks ago and I agree with you that on the job moving around and climbing are a real trick!
      Best of the holidays to you and that very talented family.

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  42. Kirk – you're just an amazing dude! I've watched all your videos and many of them more than once. I'm a Genera Contractor and I like to know every job that is performed on my watch. I live in the Desert Southwest and there's nothing but adobe and flat roofs here. I was wondering how you would suggest doing an ultra smooth concrete veneer? We recently built a porch and the clients want a framed box covered in concrete as a decorative element. We are going to build it just like a stucco wall (2×6 framing anchored to the concrete foundation – wrapped in 3/4" plywood, papered, then covered with lath and then base-coated. They want it to look like a solid concrete section (3x5x3 cu) I thought something like the feathered edge stuff that can be bought off the shelf would do the trick, but was wondering if you had any suggestions?

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    • Evening Hybrid Dude, if you want it to look like a concrete wall, apply the finished coat with a 30/30 sand and use a grey color.
      Its called smooth wall some places and other areas of the country they call this look a Santa Barbara Smooth Mission finish.
      unfortunately, it takes two finish coats to make it look like concrete.
      A feather edge is like a rod or darby, this tool is used to darby a wall straight, the finish is applied with a hawk and trowel, the cement plaster is trowled tight.
      Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
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    • Evening Jerry, bonding agents do indeed slow down absorption, thus when I'm applying Santa barbera smooth mission, I sometimes use a bonding agent before that color finish, but on painted surfaces, the bonding agent is absolutely necessary.
       Cheers, peace, harmony & Merry Christmas
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  53. Happy Christmas to all the Giordano family, hope you all have a nice break.
    Your got the best videos on You Tube.the drive way video was so good,and your cute wife's voice was so lovely.

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    • Howdy Daniel Dude, it may be a while as Jason my son and plasterer among many other hats worn is in Spain with my daughter Madeleine with her man Havie.
      Wishing you and yours a happy and prosperous New Year.
      Sound Plastering tips from your favorite stucco nurds!

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    • Howdy Richard, you can, however, cement all is stronger, more importantly, than strength is the surface, it must be clean enough to eat off and a bonding agent must be applied to the surface like, Weld Crete by Larson's, mainly sold at plastering yards or Quikrete bonding agent which is sold at most hardware stores.
      No product paint or cement stays put if placed on an improperly cleaned surface.
      Wishing you and yours a happy and prosperous New Year.
      Sound Plastering tips from your favorite stucco nurds!

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    • Howdy Jeff Dude, here's a tip I buy all my work clothes at the Salvation Army two blocks from my house, every Friday all cloths half off, my white shirts cost 2 dollars each. Any boots I wear are from the same store, these are work clothes as long as they are cleaned properly are o.k.
      BTW, I have never paid more than 20 dollars for boots either the average cost at any second-hand store for boots is about 10 to 12 bucks for quality boots, again just clean and disinfect thoroughly, who knows what Funguses may be on them, I spray Borax mixed with white vinegar in them, or hydrogen peroxide as this stuff also kills bacteria and viruses.
      Wishing you and yours a happy and prosperous New Year.
      Sound Plastering tips from your favorite stucco nurds!

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  61. Love your video. I've been dry walling 30 years . Your making me want to try plaster and stucco. Thanks for the motivation. Hoping you and your family had a wonderful holidays. Thank from one old time to the other . Hope you have a prosperous year this year. Good luck and be safe out there

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  63. i have watch a lot of videos that you upload and i like it you explained things ect. just wondering why i never saw you or other members throwing mud in some situation its more easier than spreading mud

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