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Best way to Install Chimney Flashing next to a stucco wall

November 14, 2010 By Stucco Plastering 1 Comment

Best way to Install Chimney Flashing next to a stucco wall

Howdy guys and gals, this video shows how we flashed the existing chimney to the stucco home the proper way.
How to install chimney flashing next to a stucco wall.

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Best way to Install Chimney Flashing next to a stucco wall

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  1. Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. says

    March 8, 2011 at 12:20 am

    Hi, and thank for the tips. The city inspector recommended the flashing completed this way. The home owner then hired a flashing company to comply with the request. I am doing the stucco, there is a product called (weld Create) that is engineered so that concrete, stucco base coat or color coats adhere to many different materials. We also used an acrylic finish which is flexible on the entire home. Lastly, you are correct; all homes have a degree of movement. Thanks, again for your tips.
    Kirk

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