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Primer for new exterior stucco work. Use Cover Stain?
In replacing my roof, they tore out an 8 inch high swath of stucco, put
in the flashing, applied the asphalt composition shingles and applied a new coat of stucco where they'd torn out the stucco. They told me it should be primed. I asked when and they said to wait a month. It's been about that long now and there's a few days of dry weather coming so I figure I should prime it now. There's about 60 square feet of it. I don't believe they put on two coats, like some roofing contractors said they would do in their bids. I see some cracking, already. But my other stucco is cracked in places. Well, the whole exterior needs a paint job but right now I figure I should prime that new stucco work. I have a lot of Zinsser Cover Stain, and it says on the can that you can use it to prime masonry. I wonder if it would be a better idea to use something else. How long can I leave the primed stucco before applying exterior paint? I haven't decided on paint and colors for the house yet. Comments, recommendations appreciated. If recommending a product, please suggest how much I should get and where (I live near Home Depot). Thanks! Dan |
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