Apply smooth stucco with La Habra acrylic stucco, Image

Apply smooth stucco with La Habra acrylic stucco. Image is the name of this acrylic.
Smooth acrylic stucco applied.
Acrylic stucco vs traditional smooth stucco. Like La Habras, Santa Barbara.

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This fine sanded acrylic stucco finish by La Habra Stucco is not sold at Home Depot or Lowes.
Google plastering yards near me to purchase a bucket of this acrylic Image.

Learn about stucco transitions or feathering in with smooth acrylic stucco.

Hello ladies and gentlemen; I’m explaining a widespread and very common thing in the plastering industry in this quick video.
Yes, I realize it’s soupy mud.
If you have a home close to a hundred years old, it usually has at least 20 coats of primer and paints on it, as proper maintenance means painting your home every ten years.

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[mrgaddafi]

It sticks to everything !
The hawk drip, drip 😁👍

[robloxmaniacdanceandshake]

It is awesome to watch a master at so much materials knowledge from this channel... Really, giving confidence on the job....Muchos gracias, MasterPlaster!!!..

[ישראלשורץ-יק]

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Kirk Thanks for the wonderful explanations, indeed, you have created an encyclopedia. I get a lot of inspiration from your work, Peace, love, and joy, to all the plasterers in the world.
live long and plaster!

[staw]

Automatic like before the video even starts 😄😁 quality content always

[samwhite]

You guys are awesome look forward to watching videos they are helpful and informative and you guys masters of your craft saying "heh" from sacramento

[anthonynapolitano]

Love your stuff Kurt learn a lot from watching this channel really appreciate it man thank you Keep On Truckin great great Channel...

[joecochran]

And Once again Kirk is are on point and on Time in the PalmSprings area and alot of this type of finish so yes….thank you will do a follow up👍👍🙏👊👌

[yusufxpo]

They say, the belt is not a belt. Its an organ. 😄👍🏼Thank you for all the great vids you do! 🙏🏼

[thomasjohnpaine]

Wow a new Giordano! So cool! Happy for you guys 🙂

[petergriffin]

Kirk Giordano PRO plastering Inc. Another great video...

[Deutschtown]

I keep watching these people. Wish they were my neighbors. Real Americans.

[mrmukura]

You're looking well these days boss. I hope you are.

Great vid as usual.

[chrisbayley]

Another great video image looks very very runny got a small job on myself tomorrow chimney breast to plaster and some patching up to do internal keep up the good work and videos

[ramonmolina]

Funny stuff kirk says :
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4 Back when I was Union
5 Just to prove a point

[yarekk]

Kirk, great video as usual. Thank you.
I have a question on a similar topic, except this time it's indoors. In my garage there is some fresh drywall with a smooth finish (which I prefer), but the rest is the old 3/8" drywall (with holes) with 1/4" plaster over it. It's really gritty and covered with an ugly color paint. I was going to just paint it, but now I'm thinking about getting rid of the sandy texture and covering all the cracks, before I paint. Two major questions:
1) how should I prepare the surface? it's been painted once, I think and it may have been done in the 60's. In some spots the paint peels and I'll scrape that off, but then what (if anything) do I apply to raw plaster, and what do I apply to the painted surface?
2) what product should I use for actually smoothing out the surface? The same thing you're using here? or another product, specifically for indoors?

I'm assuming that after it dries out, it'll take a normal primer and paint?

[micuzzu]

My dream is to build a home and have Kirk plaster and stucco it!!

[anthonynapolitano]

Also congrats on the newest family member Best slogan ever see you on the next one can you need to make some T-shirts...

[BorrowFlex]

Can I paint on top of the color finish coat if I don't like the result? If yes, do I need to do anything to the finish coat before painting it? Thank you.

[boccabr]

Always a pleasure to watch and learn from a Master !!
One quick question...
Where do you get that tool you always use, to scoop the cement out from the bucket onto the Hawk ??
Can't find it anywhere...
Thanks!!

[adrienyoung]

Hi Kirk. Learning a ton from your videos. I'm not able to find Image by LaHabra, even on their site. Would you recommend one of their other products? i.e. perma-flex, perma-finish or perma-elastic? I don't need a smooth finish like this but am needing to take some stucco down to caulk a crack and then re-stucco over it. Thanks!