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That is an interesting analogy as it’s true, very clever my friend.

I know his insulations detail, and mentioned it in detail, what area are you interested in? It’s capable to the Dry-Vit system, except instead of Panzer fiberglass mesh with a quarter inch of Poly-bond adhesive cement with a color finish, metal stucco netting was used an and inch of strong stucco was applied. I informed my sons it was the Dry-Vit systems on steroids. There are other difference in the framing construction also which are over the top such as 4 by 4 on all the vertical corners and the bottoms, that the average person would not spend the time or the dough to do, but he did. It’s designed to withstand a nuclear war. Where just cockroaches and this addition will be left.

@@StuccoPlastering i moved from san jose to spokane so im familiar with stucco applications. I have a friend that needs to replace his vertical board n batten siding but also has 2x4 walls. The double layer foam board with stucco and/or metal siding would be ideal instead of wood/engineered wood siding.

Mor-flexx caulking, about ten bucks a tube.

Thanks for the fast response. I appreciate it as do many others I’m sure. Have a great day Sir

This is lime plaster or you can call it liquid rocks, it can’t be sanded, we don’t install Sheetrock, however we sill will prep it.😉

Thank you 👍🏻

Good morning Andy, there are several ways to attach corners, you can attach with a gun or nails, then use the cement to hold them there permanently. Or one can use tie wire as we do for steel framing, and once more use the cement to secure them. Option 3 which I have done only when necessary use rods to simply build them with no corners. I have several videos where we did just this. On this home there were only a couple corners that did not have the 4 by 4 wood beans. I mentioned it as this added a challenge to our task. Our cement work will be avaible next Friday. Cheers.😉

Only if the buckets or the drill paddle are dirty will the liquid gypsum harden faster than specified.

I personally tried it but realize by the time it tasks to cover things and set up, I’d be done with the job, now take the other fella who commented, there is a time and place that this sprayer does indeed have benefit’s😉.

lol, my ex is in there, she escaped from Texas.

Lime plaster is limestone turned into putty or powder than when water is added it can be applied to walls, who doesn’t want limestone walls? Lime stone has health benefits also. Google it.

lol I was born old and skinny.

@@StuccoPlastering well younger then you are now I remember watching you a king time ago and watching your videos now you look a little older almost ready for retirement. Don’t mean nothing wrong by my comment by have always enjoyed your videos, by the way I’m also getting old lol

@@hardscape802 lol, I’m past retirement age. It’s no secret I’m no spring chicken.

I prefer Lumnite as my accelerator for stucco. It’s expensive about 70 to 80 bucks a bag but can set stucco in less than five minutes if enough is added.

This is true, I’m actually teaching my kids, whome ever else learns is icing on the cake.

After so many years I’d better.

It’s for folks who can’t grasp the idea of applying with a hawk and trowel. It’s not ten times the work, I’d say 15 as one has also got to cover so much more. I stuccoed a mountain with one of these. If you google can you stucco a mountain no doubt it will come up.

@@StuccoPlastering WOW you weren't kidding, literally a mountain. That was 12 years ago, does it still look good?

@@HygroHybrid it has cracks, but anyone who thinks metal stucco netting and 8 to ten inches of stucco will hold up a mountain especially one that can get saturated with hundreds of tons of rain is foolish. You are a researcher that’s for sure. 😉🕵🏼‍♀️

More importantly, it acts like a trowel and a Darby for leveling walls better and faster than any other trowel,

That it does sir, thanks for the videos and tutorials .🤘🏽​@@StuccoPlastering

@@Guardducks no problemo, kind regards

It’s a tough call, as when young most are or should be in a happy mood, I take my work seriously but like to joke around to this day, but man the goofy stuff I used to do like using my metal lath and staple gun to tie my buddy to a wood wall, hopefully are done.🥳

Howdy Steve, man, I like you’re style thank you, keep them steaks medium rare.

Howdy flyer dude, we used Echo Tape to cover these frames. Yes it cost more but well worth it. Funny, I did a couple video’s showing a home with echo tape and a few other brands after close to 40 days the Echo left no sticky residue but the others brands left residues and shredded. My material yard Westside didn’t sell echo, but due to the amount of folks asking for it and saying they watched our videos about its durability they started selling it. Hmmmm. They should much us down some boxes for free. 😉👍🏻

You are too kind my friend, thank you

lol

I get that way too, we plastered these walls Wednesday and Thursday, both hella physical, but it’s the best workout and always a good soreness. As in everything is healing and muscles firming up. See next Fridays video, we show how much fun it is with harmony going on.

We did you staples to hold and a bit of tie wire, good thing there was only 5 free floating corners. The rest of the corners were wood 4 by 4s, thankfully. We all make some mistakes, makes us more human.

@@StuccoPlastering Great work love your Videos and knowledgeand talent.

@@TrowelWalls good morning troweler dude, thank you.

@@StuccoPlastering good evening

Hey Joe, did the back surgerys work

I’m not talking until my lawyer arrives.

Thank you brother

Howdy my friend, man I like your style. I agree, those that never exsperice injury never live or work to the fullest, I personal at the risk of sounded cocky am like a gazelle and a bat with coordination and skills falling out my pockets. But when work and real play comes year round, injuries occur. Let’s face it, we rather have injuries than lead boring lives or desk jobs, as this is true retaining of our physical abilities or knowledge. Kind of like making a mistake at work, now one has to go back and repair for free, this too is the beginning of retaining wisdom. Thank you also for downplaying your Patriotism in protecting this so-called free country of ours. If your ever in my area, let’s have a drink, my treat 😉

lol, for us not wearing glove when applying stucco is the lye eats our flesh, then enter our bloodstream transdermally, where it has fun with our nervous system. I recall all my fingers bleeding where I could not work for a week, I had to use coconut oil on my hands at night and sleep with sandwich bags over them. This is the beginning of wisdom, I’ve been wearing gloves ever sense.😉👍🏻

Sorry yo hear this, no doubt you are doubly cautious of driving and who driving, this is a drag but how we in the real world learn. Thanks for the comment. Cheers 💃🕺🏼

Sorry to hear this brother, I too have herniated disks, which kicks my ass when arching my back when working off ladders or doing pull ups. Thus until I get this under control I avoid these things, good thing I have three strong sons. Next week we show how we plastered these walls. Now that was too much fun.

This video is not the Dry-Vit system, which if done properly is one of the best stucco systems ever invented. This is a similar system but on steroids. We must all be careful of what is done by amateurs versus what has been done by professionals or experts in all trade fields. 😉

Howdy Greenman, in my knowledge with these systems the outside can be compromised by similar instances as you say, however the moister barrier or waterproofing when done by skilled applicators is more than enough protection against even the harshest rainstorms, this is before one even realizes that most stuccos that are once inch thick in itself provides some serious protections against water intrusions. Thanks for the positive comment.

I have not witnessed this in my time, however in these odd times where garages in Oakland sell for close to a million, it appears to me there’s some serious manipulations that may be forcing those with little knowledge to compromise their mortals and ethics to keep food on the table. This is sad, but I understand, I think. 🤔

Howdy Greenman, the differences are interesting, the architect fella used the best of both worlds and combined them into one. He thinks outside the box. Admirable. Too many folks worry about public opinion which detours true genius. 😉

Thank you for the kind comment, live long and plaster my fellow plasterer.

Charles, footy to hear this. Sounds like my brother Luuuu, he was on his bike a few years back a lady hit him ran over his foot, stopped the car help put his groceries back in the bag, said sooo sorry. Then left him there to die, he should be on disability, instead as he’s barely able to walk well now after three surgeries. He just mixes most days and my sons do the walking as in the video coming up next Friday, this house is a football field away from any parking, that’s 300 feet of optical course. Thanks for the comment.