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exterior stucco
HI -- we have recently bought a 70's stucco house (what's it called with
the embedded sharp bits of rock or quartz). I'm wondering if it's possible to plaster over it (perhaps with lightweight concrete made with vermiculite/perlite, to keep the weight down and a bit of insulation), to end up with a plain adobe-looking stucco finish. The stucco seems to be in excellent repair, though you can easily dislodge some of the rock chips. Any ideas if new stuff would stick OK simply with a clean surface? Thanks, Cathy |
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