- Cleaning and painting stucco

 
Article Sponsors
  • water purifiers & filters
  • electric tankless water heater
  • air purifiers and filters
  • camp fires and fire pits
  • mesothelioma
  • mosquito magnet
  • desert spring furnace humidifiers
  • hammocks and stands


  • Question from: Todd

    Edmonton, AB

    Dear Shell,

    I have a house in Edmonton that is about 38 years old and has a stucco finish (the type with glass chips/pieces in it). I was just wondering if it was possible to clean and paint the stucco. Thought about vinyl siding but it’s not in the budget right now.

    Thanks, Todd


    Dear Todd,

    Using a flat concrete finishing trowel, scrape as much loose stone off the face as possible. Purchase my Shell Busey Home Cleaning Formula and mix up the heavy duty mix; 4 lids powder to 3 gallons warm water. Dampen the surface with garden hose and using a low pressure sprayer spray the mixture on starting at the bottom of the wall. Allow to sit for 5 to 10 minutes, scrub with a patio broom and rinse with hose. You start at the bottom so that you are always rinsing off over a clean surface while still damp. (Dampen lower area again if necessary) Apply an Elastomeric coating i.e.: Modco Elastacote available from General Paint stores or Behr Masonry Paint. Good luck with your project.

    It’s just that easy.

    Article courtesy of: Shell Busey

     
    - return to the list of I-Handyman.com -
    Website Design and Maintenance by MediaWave March 11th, 2010

    Free Ecards | Wordpress Theme | Credit Consolidation | Wordpress Themes | Online advertising

    Other useful informational sites: investment humor, a mosquito, my english project,