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yep, save a lot of damage & clean up
Fiberglass Insulation, R Value of 3.14. Pine board has an R Value of 1.74
Concrete reinforcer increases the strength of a concrete. It is designed to bond, strengthen, prime and seal concrete cement, plaster, stucco and masonry. It can be used to permanently bond new concrete to old concrete, or other surfaces such as wood, hardboard, brick, ceramic tile, concrete block and metal.It is used to prevent cement and group from cracking.Attach new concrete to old concrete and other surfaces.It can be used inside and outside of the housesSupport for concrete to strong foundation
No do to the concrete settling the concrete on top would split
Not very stylish or modern, but its possible to do. Enjoy your project.
Stucco does not require a sealant. You may consider doing a sealant if you are doing stucco concrete to protect from the weather.
A type of decorative concrete.
morter/stucco
If you are talking about applying a synthetic stucco over styrofoam, avoid it. The term for this is EIFS and it is not permitted on wood frame structures in many areas for many good reasons. so states dot not permit on any government buildings. It is, however good when professionally applied over concrete block or concrete.
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To effectively patch stucco holes, clean the area, apply a stucco patching compound, and smooth it out with a trowel. Allow it to dry and then paint over it to match the surrounding stucco.
To stucco over plywood effectively, first ensure the plywood is clean and dry. Apply a bonding agent to the surface, then mix and apply a scratch coat of stucco. Once the scratch coat has set, apply a finish coat of stucco. Allow the stucco to cure properly before painting or sealing it.
To effectively repair stucco holes, you can start by cleaning the area, applying a bonding agent, filling the hole with stucco patching compound, and smoothing it out with a trowel. Allow it to dry and then paint over it to match the surrounding stucco.
Yes, it is possible to put siding over stucco on a house. However, it is important to ensure that the stucco surface is in good condition and properly prepared before installing the siding to ensure a secure and long-lasting finish.
Lime is used in stucco mix because it helps improve workability and adhesion of the mixture to surfaces. It also helps to reduce cracking and increase durability of the stucco over time. Lime also contributes to the overall strength and weather resistance of the stucco.
Yes. It is relatively simple. But talk to your masonry dealer to find out what special mixes, bonding agents, etc. may be needed for your specific application. Get the right stucco for your needs and your job will be much easier!