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Uploaded by on Jan 26, 2012

http://www.stuccoplastering.com
510 521-9546
Kirk Giordano Plastering Inc.

Howdy folks, in this video I explain penetrating sealers and caulking's. I also give my opinion as to a pest report. My son Jason went to this property y the day before and pressure washed all the moss and old caulking that was pealing up from the edges and allowing the water to penetrate it. We came back the following day and re-caulked it and also applied a sealer while we were there over the bricks and tile landing. The top landing was not the area in question but mainly the steps.
Thanks for watching and have a groovy day.
Kirk Giordano Plastering
How to waterproof and seal bricks and mortar.

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  • @jrxjjeep Hey guy, the bonding agent won’t work if the wall has dust, dirt, or mold on it. That's why I suggested power washing. If you apply a bonding agent over a weak wall the stucco will adhere to the bonding agent but the soft wall beneath can possible come off.

    Best wishes.

    Kirk Giordano plastering

  • @StuccoPlastering thanks for the idea of the bonding thats what i will do.i think with the power washer the wall will fall apart.thanks

  • @jrxjjeep Hey guy, it doesn’t matter if it's limestone, brick, cinderblock, concrete, stucco, etc. If your basement allows, pressure wash it with minimum 3000 lb. force these are usually gas powered. You can rent one for about 60 bucks a day. Then apply a bonding agent and use whatever material you want to skim. The key is the surface preparation. I will send you a link to one we did very similar probably in worse condition. oppps, it wont allow the link

    Best wishes,

    Kirk Giordano Plastering

  • i would like to know how to fix a old limestone wall in a basement.someone went over it before.now it coming back off.the wall is made out of limestone,brick,and whatever they could fined.

    i tryed to use mortar but it dont stick that well.

    i have done construction all my life.framing,roofing,drywall, decks,siding.concrete,poured wall,flat work.

    dont no what to do on this is there a way to rinder this.i thought if i could finish concrete and dry wall.this would be eazy.let me know what you think

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