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stucco plastering youtube advice, When your stucco needs repair, Nathan Jae Humphries

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Even Santa Claus plasters on Christmas🎄: -https://youtu.be/mgq-bnxNimk.

-https://youtu.be/WkUaA_EHErg/stucco/plastering products repairing a bad Plaster texture, How to fix a bad stucco patch.
-https://youtu.be/2eIkdeIBbMs/Stucco Structural large cracking on stucco walls with hairline cracks too, no problemo, easy to fix.

Happy holidays to all. In this video, my pal Nathan was helping me plaster these walls. Nathan comes from a long line of plasterers. His dad owned a plastering company for over 40 years.
Anyway, When Nathan works with anyone at break or lunchtime, he often pulls out his guitar and plays songs but favors one called “Tennessee Whiskey.” which is his favorite.
How cool is the guy playing it? He got 20 million views on that cool song alone.
-https://youtu.be/IBLruNfUqUs/Nathan even sounds like the guy singing it.

When I got to this job, Nathan Jae Humphries, BTW his email is natehumphries@yahoo.com/
was sitting in the backyard lawn chairs playing his guitar. His info is here if someone says, hey, I need a plasterer in Vacaville, Ca. Area or a man to create a catchy Guitar jingle for anything.

I said, man, “you need to be covering the ground and windows.”
Nathan laughed and said, Dude, ”I’m not on the clock yet. Besides, I’m making you a jingle for your business, I replied. What do you mean? Nathan said, sit down and listen to this.
I did and laughed the rest of the day as I thought it was goofy with a country twang, and said so in the video.
When I did, Nathan replied, If it’s so corny, “why do you keep singling it?“
I laughed even more as I thought, man. Ouch, very ouch, as he got me there, so after work, when we got to my house, I suggested after we got cleaned up, “How about playing that jingle again, but this time with the guitar and give it a country twang voice you have?”
Nathan said, No problemo.
My brother Luuuu is in back of us just to scare the neighbors away. Big Luu, “my older brother,” worked his arse’s off this day as we applied over a yard of sand with about 10 bags of cement plaster that Luuuu mixed then brought to us.
Luu may not be able to walk well as he broke three bones in his foot, but he is still sho-nuff capable of “hod work” as he is, by definition, is a “hod Carrier.” Or what is also referred to as a plaster tender.
This video was at first for the sole purpose of answering my Russian and fellow comrade, who is also a plasterer.
About getting windows true and plumb instead of wiggly.

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When your stucco needs repair cause the cracks are everywhere…..

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  7. Realmente agradesco los consejos que ofrece para hacer facil el trabajo mi trabajo es elaborar calzado pero aveces ya ago trabajos de construccion obserbando a kirk gracias por los consejos

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    • @Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. I will do that Kirk! I'm just about to launch off into my second stucco project, popping off some fake rocks and stuccoing over the 'scratch' coat underneath the rocks. I'm sure I'll have a question once I get the fake rocks off the stucco and the brick chimney although from watching your vids for several months now I think I have a pretty good idea how to do it. thanks.

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  13. I've been working in the stucco for 20 years…we have some different ways of working but you I can always learn something from you…just to mention 3 days ago I watched some of your videos about lathing and next thing I know yesterday my boss had noone to wrapped a house on 60mns paper and guess who did it?….me…I've done patches but never an entire house and yet we did it cuz today its raining and the owner didn't want his plywood to get wood…I thought I knew everything about stucco but it was just pride…lately been getting lot of sidejobs…I see myself doing all you do…I love playing with cement its just art…Merry Christmas man!

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  32. Hey Kirk man I’m been watching ya videos for few years now all ways sun new learning , thanks for sharing the knowledge!!!!
    Happy festive season to you an your family !!!
    Thumbs up from New Zealand:)

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  34. Kirk, your videos are very informative and entertaining. Here's a question: can you do the various thick stucco textures i.e dash/skip trowell etc using the pre coloured products as the finish textured coat?

    Thanks man, keep up the good work.

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  35. Thank you for the great videos Kirk. I've learned a lot by watching you. I'm currently having my 1922 Spanish style bungalow home redone from the outside, reframing, and new plywood, lathe, and stucco. My house design is very square with clean lines/corners. I've noticed that the guy working on my house did a so so scratch coat job. It's not totally plumb in a lot of areas and pieces of the scratch coat crumble. If the brown coat were applied would that correct the imperfections? My house will have a smooth white coat finish.
    Thank you,
    David from Long Beach, CA

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    • Howdy David, the scratch coat is simply to embed the stucco netting. It does not have to be pretty. In fact, it can be applied ugly.
      With a smooth finish, the next coat is important, as the home will now have to be rodded true and level.
      As far as a crumbling scratch coat, when one uses a Scarifier/Scratcher, it does make many valleys and mountains.
      The tips of the so-called mountains/high points tend to be soft in some areas. For example, if you rub your hand against it hard, some of the sand mixed in with the Portland cement will rub off. This is normal.
      The brown coat will cover any imperfections.
      Here’s wishing you and yours a happy holiday season.
      From the entire plastering Giordano Family

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  36. You are obviously talented and that comes through these videos Kirk.
    Appreciate the techniques and tricks of the art form shown for the rest of us.
    Happy New Year to you and the family.

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  46. Great video! You guys are saving me a ton of money on home repairs. Question: can I tile travertine mosaic directly onto stucco on a block wall? Thanks Kirk!

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  48. Hi,

    I send you an email and a text message (hopefully was the correct phone number).

    I need help…

    My crew left the brown coat to a point the wall has large lumps and low spots. Can we apply a second coat of brown to straighten the wall? I wanted to apply Omega Acrylic finish with a extremely dark color.

    Contractor wanted to apply finish coat on top of brown within a week without primer at all??

    Please contact me.

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  49. You're the man Kirk! Recently found your channel and after watching a bunch of the videos I realized I need the proper tools so that I'm not using extra energy fighting myself. So I went out and bought them and added your techniques, everything's been so much better and professional. Thanks for being cool enough to share your knowledge.

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  50. We are getto g ready to renovate our kitchen of our 1927 house. The house ois stone with stucco over it and in so e areas the stucco has cracked and is allowing water to come in this messing with our Interior plaster walls. Prior to the re ovation I would like to fix these problems on the outside. I have watched a number of your videos and have learned a lot already, but wanted to make sure I get the job do e the first time!What product should I use to patch the stucco? Some of the areas are over window frames, is three anything different I need to do with those? As a quick fix I spayed foam to cover areas to get us through a storm, and then a couple years later came and I need to fix it….can I cut out the spray foam to under flush and out my finnish over it? Or should I dig out all of it and start from scratch? Thanks for all of your help! I look forward to hearing from you. If there is any way to attach pictures do you can see please let me know.

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  51. Thanks so much Kirk for all of your videos. I don't want to do the work, but I definitely want to know that the work is being done correctly! You have provided me with a wealth of information. I just have one quick question. Can you recommend a pro in the south LA county area? (Too bad we don't live near Oakland!)

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