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Howdy guys and gals, in this video I explain how to patch in pipes coming out of a stucco wall.
Thanks you for watching and have a groovy day,
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You read my mind Kirk! I was just going to ask how to do this. Thanks so much for posting.
Hi Cliff, It’s our pleasure. Glad this video helped.
Thanks for the comment and have a groovy day!
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Thanks for all the info. The videos have been a big help! If the holes open up under the house (in my case thick electrical cables from my panel), and there is nothing behind them, what do you use as backing?
Thanks again!
Howdy Zac, you can use spray foam, cut the excess after is has expanded, then apply stucco over this.
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@Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. stucco ??.. I need your advise this are panels of a modular home they said they are concrete but, I don't think so, the awnings are loose water is coming through on top of windows I have water falls …I did remove them and walls are hollow and get this NO WATER BARRIER AT ALL )! skyline had the guts to build homes( 2001 this one ) a nightmare, BUILDING WITH OUT CONSCIENCE.
Hi zakdigital, that depend on what the sheathing is.
You could try a polyurethane caulk if you just need to seal the hole.
Thanks for watching and have a great day!
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what if the hole is a little bigger than that hole. what would I use for a base to fill in with cement
Howdy wolf Dude, most holes are bigger than this one,
Rapid set from Home Depot works well for big holes too.
Best wishes with your projects,
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What if a bullet hole went all the way through to inside of house. How do you patch that?
Howdy Diana, you must live in tough neighborhood, I would use caulking if it's a small hole myself, Kirk giordano plastering
It's a golf ball size hole in the stucco wall
Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. My gun safety husband who's been around guns almost his whole life. Accidentally forgot their were bullets inside for some stupid reason forgot to check. He feels really stupid. He knows better. I was surprised too.
Good morning Diana, it happens, I have done goofier stuff than this as I'm a typical guy too. Live long and plaster teaching plastering video’s
@Diana ??!!!! i will not be around him…. big mistake
Great video, what kind of quick set stuff are you using? You mentioned cement and plaster. I'm looking to fill large vent holes
Thanks
Good afternoon Brett, what I'm using I don't recommend to you as to much cash for a small repair, go to home depot and buy a box of rapid set stucco, either a 10 or 25-pound box, you just add water, this product hardens in about 20 minutes, give or take.
Don't over-mix, read the directions on mixing no more than 5 minutes, I'd say good luck however luck is the residue of being well prepared if you watching our video's you're prepared for battle.
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I have a 2 inch hole it's about 1 inch deep right above my garage door, it was from a pipe. What would be the best and easy thing to patch it with? Thanks
Howdy Seeker dude, Google Home Depot, Lowes or any hardware stores that sell's ten-pound boxes of Rapid set stucco.
Mix with water and patch the hole, this is a permanent fix.
I say Google the stores in your area, so you don't spin your wheels, as the Rapid Set stucco comes in 10 or 25-pound boxes or big bags.
You don't want to buy a big bag for such a small hole as its a waste of time and money plus the big bags are heavy.
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Would hydraulic cement also work for patching small 2 inch holes in stucco? Great videos by the way. You definitely make plaster work look wayyyyyy easier than it actually is.
I don't think that is the right way captain K . I would think you need some kind of expansion joints around pipe . Will the plaster crack over time from the pipe expansion/contractions .
I just fill it with expanding foam after installing a pipe.
@Kirk Giordano plastering Inc. I don't even put stucco on top. Just fill the gap with foam! If the pipe comes out straight ,escutcheon to the rescue.
@RiceFlavoredGum cool beans daddieo, if it does not match, you have the option to coat the surface with stucco so it will match. Cheers, Kirk Giordano Plastering