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fast Plaster Patching, fix bad stucco textures patches, how to redo a bad or ugly stucco texture

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In this video, I share some tips on fast Plaster Patching, one must first remove the high spots, then apply a bonding agent, then replaster with the right finish.

fixing bad stucco textures patches really takes practice or the ability to realize you don’t want to learn, then no worries call a plastering company that enjoys fixing bad plaster patches.

Learning how to redo a bad or ugly stucco texture, begins with finding the right plastering company or the right video to explain just how the plaster fix is done.

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    • Greetings my friend Marius, that was mine the homeowner asked if I wanted one, I had to be polite and except.
      Hows bee farming. going, and I suspect the deck is still in place?
      Get plastered like stucco
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  4. Kirk I know you know me and cheers and plz dont take so long making more videos even though you've done every patch but yea one love and is your daughter still with that cop you said lol one love

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    • Greetings Jose, I tell my son, Jason, to upload one a week but he's often busy with personal stuff. Yes, my baby, Maddie is going back to Spain this Sunday.
      Not sure when she's coming home, but I told her to hurry back.
      She's teaching me Spanish.

      Get plastered like stucco
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  5. As always a great explanation on what’s wrong along with the demonstration of how to correct the flaw. How long does this have to cure before it can be painted? How much prep prior to painting this?

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    • Greetings Frankie, dont say or do that, they did things for you that you were too young to remember, they may have been too busy trying to keep food on the table, and could have thought, I dont want my son to do this so-called grunt work.
      I'd wager they love you much more than you think, take the time and remember only the good stuff, each day, you will leave the bad memories in the past where it may be better off. This mind-altering takes so much discipline that all of us have a hard time with it, try my friend, really hard.
      I don't know you, but I am a father, and my daughter thought this of me once, so now she's in training as I didn't realize she wanted to learn a man's game. My bad, I was protecting her when she tried to learn. There's no manual of how to be a good dad.

      Best wishes my young friend.
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  9. This is A grade level information… That some guys in the trades don't even get the level of info on this channel…….So glad there are so many people that appreciate this craft…….They are true artists in their trades…

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    • Hey Cesar, in my time I have inhaled so much stucco, word of advice, dont do that, I'm surprised I ain't dead with the abuse I have taken, I must be half cockroach only a nuclear war can kill me.
      Let's all get plastered like stucco
      Kirk Giordano sound plastering advice

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  12. Awsome work. Worked on something like that today. New lsb over old door. Looked good fresh once it dried sure enough i had a big ol dip. No sheer wall. Lath a lil loose.. thanks fir the vids. Always help me improve. Apreciate it.

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    • Greetings Brian, regular portland cement plaster we added three parts sand to each part cement plaster.
      For homeowners it would be easier to buy rapid set stucco, all you do is add water, don.t overmix more than 3 to 5 minutes.

      Let's all get plastered like stucco
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    • Greetings Wizeguy, these days I usually recommend Thor demolitions as they have high powered vacumes on their bosch bulldogs so no dust, which means I can plaster instead.
      I have broken out stucco many times in the past and have never learned to like that nasty work.

      Let's all get plastered like stucco
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    • Greetings Russell shoddy is a mighty strong word in this situation, as it was a homeowner, not a professional plasterer.
      for a homeowner this is a difficult finish, he did O.K.

      Let's all get plastered like stucco
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  22. After watching quite a few of your vids. And build up some confidence I did my first stucco patch repair yesterday. I’m pretty impressed with the outcome. Texture and all. Keep up the craft teachings.

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  35. You should create a live video chat to address questions on a weekly or monthly basis
    . Going back on some of your videos I notice a lot of people had questions that were NEVER answered. And some people asked the same questions on different videos. Just say it would help everyone.

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    • Good afternoon Louis, it sounds a good idea.
      FYI, like this video, it just appeared with a question, but actually, there were many questions and comments.
      It's out of my hands when a video will appear on this site to me with a comment or question.
      The fact is, if I see a comment or question, I respond to it.

      peace, love, and harmony to all
      Sound Plastering tips for the DIY’er, apprentice plasterer or the Plastering experts

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  41. Kirk you’re a great guy. Just wanted to say thanks. I’ve learned loads of stuff from you and I’ve gotten good results on my house. Actually the stuff I learned from you looks better than the other professional work on my house. Installing drip screed the right way!

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    • Howdy and happy Easter Kosher, not sure of the name but I used to buy them from Big 5 sporting goods.
                                 Peace, love, and harmony to all
               Sound Plastering tips for the DIY beginner’s and Plastering experts

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  48. Kirk, I've spent the last month watching your videos. Thanks. I ran into a problem I don't think you have covered. I had to stop stuccoing in the middle of the scratch coat. I feathered the stucco out as best I could, but when I start again am I going to get a serious crack? Should I use a bonding adhesive?

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    • Good afternoon, Kimberly, will you get a cold joint is a technical term, doubtful, Cold joints usually occur when you start and stop on the second coat, not the first coat.
      As a rule, it's best to start and finish wall to wall, but sometimes this is not always possible.

      Celebrating over ten years with the most extensive Plastering video collection ever created for "YouTube watchers" created by the experts at Kirk Giordano Plastering.
      Wishing peace, love, and harmony to all.

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    • Good afternoon, Yoav, I can look at a wall and tell if it's wavy or straight.
      However, I told the homeowner I would create a much better appearance than what he had before. This we did.
      Or, like the fella below said, I could use a straight edge or a ten-foot two by four.

      Celebrating over ten years with the most extensive Plastering video collection ever created for "YouTube watchers" created by the experts at Kirk Giordano Plastering.
      Wishing peace, love, and harmony to all.

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  50. Kirk no lie people think im a pro after learning from you.. I have stop them and tell them I learned from kirk on you tube they can not believe it??? I do have mortar experience in block icf walls and concrete mabe thats why i could grasp it a little bit better…

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    • Good afternoon Jose, thank you, my friend, you are more than likely a natural.
      Celebrating over ten years with the most extensive Plastering video collection ever created for "YouTube watchers" created by the experts at Kirk Giordano Plastering.
      Wishing peace, love, and harmony to all.

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  51. This channel is amazing. I just did my first stucco repair, learned it came out great because of everything Kirk and Jason teach here. Fantastic job guys! Subscribed and lots of thumbs up on your videos.

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    • Good afternoon, Dave, thank you for those kind words.
      Celebrating over ten years with the most extensive Plastering video collection ever created for "YouTube watchers" created by the experts at Kirk Giordano Plastering.
      Wishing peace, love, and harmony to all.

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  58. Kirk , this is Hillbilly from Kentucky , is it necessary to float out the stucco after you rod it? if you're going to Prime and put an elastomeric synthetic finish coat over the hard coat?

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  59. Hi Mr. Kirk. I have 3 easy questions if possible asked. a)what type-kind of bonding agent you are using before the 3/1 stucco and time to go after that. b)anything else as agent to add in the mud e.g sb agent? and c)cannot find that brush here. Any link please?

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  62. Signore Giordano! Thank you for sharing some of your broad experience free for all who are willing to learn. I’m writing from Cape Town, South Africa. Been renovating my house for almost 3 years. 70 years old, double skin brick walls with old stippled texture (dash?) and many, many coats of paint. After a lot of chasing for electricity, some plumbing, new windows, window bands, etc. , my exterior walls look like a single huge patch, and you’re too far to come and fix it. I’ve been told the old dash can be match, but honestly after seeing the level of craftsmanship in this country, I’ve decided I’d rather do my own research and tackle it myself. And you’ve already given me a lot of tips and ideas. Is there a way I can share some pictures with you?Much appreciated from the other side of the Atlantic. Pablo

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  64. 2nd time watching this. Thank you kirk for being the man and walking the walk.Give everyone a hammer and they will build the world they deserve.My drywall skills are on another level, after watching your trowel work.

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