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Pressure wash or scrub stucco?
The paint on my stucco on concrete block house is chalky and peeling
and even cracking in a couple of places. Everyone here, in south Florida, seems to pressure wash stucco before painting, but I am wondering whether scraping then scrubbing with bleach and detergent would be just as effective. Here's a link, hopefully, that shows the cracking paint: http://i51.tinypic.com/16hte2f.jpg The stucco has what is referred to as a smooth finish, though I've also heard it called a sand finish. But it's basically pretty smooth, especially with several layers of old paint on it. If a pressure wash is the way to go, what power of washer would be necessary to clean it up? If scrubbing would work, what kind of mixture would be best? Thanks. |
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