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Stucco tips on lath, scratch brown-coat sand finishing expansion joints same day stuccos

Hello to all our subscribers or folks who wander into our channel by choice or reasons unknown.
If you are searching for stucco tips on lath and how to apply a scratch and brown-coat with a sand finish while adding an expansion joint where necessary, you have reached your destination.

Perhaps your computer knows you have a stucco home?

This how-to plastering video explains Stucco tips on lath, scratch brown-coat sand finishing’ expansion joints. Same day stuccos and when you should do some caulking to avoid what happened here. It’s a busy video, as I thought I’d explain much stuff that some may find educational.

Next to the original and existing wall, the original crack next to the roofline went down vertically. After the addition was added, that crack was left untreated or not caulked.

The most important part of this video is to explain that if your addition, like where the roof meets, is cracked, you should keep it filled with caulking.
Had the original small and harmless crack been caulked much sooner, rainwater would not have been allowed to enter and rot out some of the plywood sub-straight.
Then these lovely folks would not have had to remove the stucco to chase the areas of dry rot plus replace much of the wood siding, suds, let alone put it all back together again.

Click here to see how to caulk any crack to avoid all this work. https://youtu.be/2eIkdeIBbMs/ Structural considerable cracking on stucco walls, no problemo

In this video, we were applying BMI’s 690 reinforced fibered stuccoes.
This is the same-day strong stucco.

What happens when one applies any cement plaster over an inch thick?
Some multiple coats cement plasters tend to hairline crack. However, this 690 BMI did not have lots of lime plus added fiberglass included in the bags.

Now, kick back, relax, and enjoy the show! 🍿
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