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stucco water repellent
Hi, I have colored stucco on my home, and it has been 12 years. It has
never been painted. I plan to hire someone to paint the stucco with the original color. There is an area where the wall has some mildew stains on it. After I kill off the mildew, is there a product that can be mixed with the paint to help repel water? Or something that can be applied after painting, such as a water sealer? Anyone has experience with Okon PaintBooster? http://www.okoninc.com/productPg-PaintBooster.asp. I heard mixing paint with any water repeller may weaken the paint. I plan to use either Dunn Edwards EverShield or Sherwin Williams SuperPaint. Which one is better for exterior stucco? Thanks |
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