Blending in new stucco to existing.

Blending in new stucco to existing.
Stucco transitions.
Plastering with shoes.

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Stucco transitions, plastering with a shoe to show you not to be too serious with applications.
It’s the old plastering with dancing shoe trick to add some love and laughter back into the plastering trade, to show we can have fun too.

This video explains how a hard rubber or polyurethane plaster float is used to achieve a more delicate sand finish to blend into your existing fine sand finish.

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[jauld]

You really put your sole into your work!

[markpinther]

Kirk is absolutely THE MAN... always love your videos.

[speedtechstudio]

Omg Kirk that was hilarious with the shoes. It worked! LOL

[chuckyz]

First time ive seen someone float up a wall with a pair of shoes 😂😂 nice one Kirk 👍

[scct]

Just bought a house in Pennsylvania that's all stucco and needs some repairs. Your videos help out so much thanks for sharing your 40+ years of knowledge.

[stevenschneider]

😂❤ love the pullingbout the shoes, your right about tensions running high everywhere. Glad your pointing it out and bringing awareness to the situation.

[TheAmericanGarage]

Excellent Kirk! My first stucco job I learned it all from you- and I have a great deal of respect for what you do. A HUGE challenge to get consistency. You can look and my stucco- just back up a little. A little more, - more- about 30 more feet away, maybe there! We're a little more relaxed here in Texas, but still enjoy the humor!

[schreinermd]

Hey Kirk, you are the Bob Ross of stucco.

[clintprice]

If Kirk’s holding class, it’s always educational and upbeat.
It makes us forget about “the virus” for a while.
Jason your addition to the family is adorable and I look forward to updated pictures/videos.
My son was that size just yesterday and he is almost 30 already. Where did all those years go?
Enjoy every moment!

[ChrisRubeo]

Always a joy to see The King do his thing...

[speedtechstudio]

Your whole family is charming. It's infectious. Love you guys and I don't even know you.

[davidkorzelius]

Hey Kirk-
I thought of you today while grouting my bathroom. I was using a sponge and it “Brought out the aggregate”.
Appreciate all the knowledge you have given me.

[ابوعادلالعيسى-هن]

You are a man who works hard and sincerely .. Your job is wonderful. I wish you good luck .. Your friend is from Saudi Arabia

[JorgeMora-gjqu]

So nice, I really like kirk, I respect you as a teacher Mr. Kirk. God bless you and all your family. From Mora's construction ( Jason, Jesus, Eva, Mara, and me Jorge Mora)

[aymasg]

good work kirk
yes make people smile
nice move with the shoe
👍👍👍😀😀

[biftillbunny]

Thanks Kirk, I have learned so much from you in the last two years of watching. My son and I do EIFS repairs in Michigan. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos.

[T.E.P.]

Hey hey guys! glad to catch a vid. everyone loves the tips from a pro! ty guys hope everyone is happy and healthy

[themiser]

I've been watching you for years, and you ( & your family) have earned my respect during that time. Today, however, I just watched a man float a wall with some damn shoes! Well played sir!

[horacerumpole]

"The life so short, the craft so long to learn"
Greetings from calm NW Wyoming

[glenmonteith]

Kirk You should start your own T-shirt range😀 kirks the best When you do your smiley faces in the mud 👍 great Videos keep them coming 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧