Installing The BEST Looking Fake Stone on the BEST House

Today we are installing the best looking fake stone on the best house. In my opinion Versetta stone is the best looking Fake stone we have installed on any project. It continually impresses me with how real the stone looks. We have been installing versetta stone for years now and hopefully someone of the tips and tricks to installing versetta I share help you out.

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Dewalt Roofing Nailer (we use for trim)

IQ Power Tools Masonry Saw

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[comingtofull-ageinchrist]

1 million 360 thousand subs! Your channel definitely deserves the recognition, Kyle! You are always showing the good bad and ugly and some good tips and tricks. I think one of the greatest learning curves is seeing the mistake corrected. I think it delivers more knowledge in the process! Especially when it comes to understanding. I've watched your channel for a lot of years now! Previously under my own name, until a couple of years ago, which is Danny. Really liked some of your honest reviews on your Tools Tuesday videos! I found that saved me from having to find out the hard way about flaws a power tool or cordless had! That's definitely worth a lot, and you always showed how you laid out for the foundation and on up. Thanks, Kyle!

[AdventuresWithC]

It was because of your original videos we decided to use Versetta...although we may have taken it all the way to the roof line 2 stories up. It really does look real.

[cornpop]

I REALLY appreciate this guy's work and that he shares everything with us!

[comingtofull-ageinchrist]

I'm impressed with the smart side trim. I'm glad you gave that info on how long the back of those trims have been exposed to weather through the winter months. I also like how you fasten the frames with you jigs. I saw one of your videos recently where you went back to one of your jobs that had all the wood paneling inside and the trims around the doors and windows inside and well they held up and still looked like they had been when you first installed them all. Good pro for using jigs to fasten the frames for the doors and windows before you hang them! Thanks for showing that!

[TheBeerbelly]

Who ever is doing the filming is doing a really good job---

[comingtofull-ageinchrist]

I ended up using the LP Smart Side trim on my mobile home because of seeing you use it on your buildings. I think you were residing a house you bought when I decided to go with the trim for my mobile home! I'm really happy with it now several years later! I had already put up a composite siding from Lowe's called "Knotty wood". If I ever redo the siding, I will definitely change that. I also used the Zip flashing around the 2x4 seals on my windows and doors after seeing you use it on some of your buildings. I had to redo every window and door because of water rot as well as most of the 2x6 band that goes around the base of the outside walls. I used the Lowe's house wrap when I resided. Really, I am hoping it will protect it from any water seeping in and also air. I had to add 5 roof vents, but I'm wanting to redo the aluminum roof some day with wood and asphalt shingles, hoping to make it last a little longer. there's several reasons to get away from the old aluminum roof, but I've used ideas rebuilding my mobile home from products you use on your builds. I just thought I would share that.

[comingtofull-ageinchrist]

I definitely like the Mor-Flex for the stone against the trim! It looks better than some average silicone or water soluble caulking. I used some colored caulking on my outside trim that's paintable when I redone the trim and siding on my mobile home. Small things like that make something look a little better!

[comingtofull-ageinchrist]

I've seen you use a reference line for many of your projects. It makes sense to use! Uniformity on window height is definitely important when it comes down to whatever you're going to put up for siding!

[leonkienow]

Thanks RR Buildings for the construction video on the install. Great Kyle !!!

[comingtofull-ageinchrist]

I agree with the tape on top of the Bell box for the outside plug. When I've done some remodel work on older homes, that is one of the place that seems to get water rot on wood; sometimes worse than others. I think that is a great preventative measure for sure! Better safe than sorry. The same with windows and doors. in front of doors on mobile homes is one of the common places for water rot on subflooring is in front of the front door, and around windows, and I think the windows are do to using single pane windows with aluminum with no insulator between the inside and outside of the frames, and the condensate around the frame eventually rots through the wood around the window. I've seen it over and over, so I really like what you do with the flashing, whether it be for the doors, windows or wood plates sitting on concrete floors; great barrier to moisture!

[KevinDennehy-kt]

Rustoleom makes a textured paint that you can spray your cut ends with. I started using it on versetta installs and it gives a better finished product!

[FlatRoofAddict]

Is there anything you are bad at? I’ve been following you for a while and you are by far the best. Your attention to detail is completely outstanding.

[daryldavirro]

The way you had to free hand those cuts on the saw is just like we have to do setting ceramic tile. Nice job

[jeffgibson]

Hey Brother mechanic, like your style. You really know how to talk to folks, nice job man and your works excellent

[LanreLordHaliax]

Thanks for posting. We're starting to install a lot of this product at my work. Anything I can learn about it beforehand is a boon.

Cheers

[jonathanblasruiz]

Hey my friend I from Mexico I love your videos and too me you amazing contractor you really explain everything like the way needs to be 👍🏾 of course I like the perfection you do the work

[kevinpuliatch]

Great work vibe
Appreciate to you and your crew’s dedication and video’s

[davel]

Kyle, if the face of versetta stone is hand painted, what will it look like in years to come when the paint wears off or fades?

[dennyb]

Appreciate how meticulous your thoughts and work are!!!
One simple question: doesn't it create a possible air or water leak with every nail? You tape all the seams with precision, but nothing on any of the nails?

[Overpar]

Very good tips Kyle, also very nice looking stone!