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Thanks for sharing the info! This is a big help with understanding how to get the texture right for a patch.

I appreciate you showing this video.

Appreciate the video. I needed to repair a dog door that was installed in a wall on a house i bought. Definitely dont want that access in my home anymore. Simply explained, i can do this no problem. Thank you Sir.

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Rock on

Awesome vid was super helpful

Nice work bro! Keep em coming

Nice work man, more vids bro!! Hook it up

what about coloring it so it matches the rest of the building?

How wet or dry should the skim be before dashing? I tried to buy your listed float the link is no longer there thanks in advance your wall looked good.

Great vido i use a spray hopper for doing spantex for the knockdown textures

Bro you do great work homie Thank you for taking the time to show us all this From a real one to a real one ☝️ ❤️

You can also spray la habra out of a drywall texture hopper. Make the texture mix on the wetter side and turn up the pressure on your air compressor to the max. Shake the hopper as you are spraying on the heavy orange peel so that it comes out easier.

Stick to painting your no plaster You're an apprentice at most

Excellent, I’m getting involved in more stucco patch work, thank you.

Wow, thats a novel way to get mortar off of the hawk and onto a wall. Cant wait to see the texture demonstration. How come you only showed one method of applying the texture?

Great video. Thank you!

Thanks man...this was really helpful. I completed my stucco repair project recently and your video was the best most comprehensive...especially for how to finish.

Thank you! Well done.

The cracks between the blocks should be cleaned out and exaggerated with a grinder fitted with a masonry cutting disk and pre-patched. The repair area should be wetted with a bonding agent, or at least sprayed with water before the parging mix is applied to provide the best bond and prevent the blocks from wicking the moisture out of the parging mix too quickly to weaken the finished surface. If the light tan areas of the wall was previously painted, the paint needs to be removed and the parging mix applied directly to clean prepared concrete. Dip your dashing brush into a bucket of clean water before loading the brush with the mix and you'll find it releases from the brush with the flick of the wrist much more efficiently. Without these steps, particularly in a cold climate, the cracks will re-appear and the stucco will fall off of the painted areas within a year.

How long do you have to wait before you can Prime and paint

Hi if find someone to do your stucco work please let me no i am innyc looking for someone todo some repair please help

Hi do u have any one in NYC to do repair stock work please help

Truly excellent. Thanks!

What a great video thank you for taking the time to educate. I’m working on a a lot of patches and gunna use ure techniques.

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I’ve been putting off doing stucco repair (3 patches) for a few weeks now. I’ve seen a ton of videos since then, have all the material to get started just lacking the confidence and knowledge. And I gotta say this is the best video regarding stucco that I’ve seen on here, gave me the extra confidence I needed! Will finally be doing the stucco tomorrow, thank you!

Keep up the great work!

I'm a painter in orange county ca. I've always had a hard time doing stucco knockdown matching on my projects. Never even heard of that brush you use.. Picked one up and did my patches and they came out great ! Thanks for the video. Very cool

Hello! My 495 just won’t stop priming. I can hear it change when I move from spray to prime or other way around.. but it will never catch. Is that a prime valve issue or do I need a rebuild kit? Thanks!

Awesome and perfectly explained. Thank you

Great demonstration. I now feel like I can do this job!

A great video

Cool

awesome job! Thank you

Thanks from San Bernardino 👍🇺🇸

Thanks job 👍

Good video! I was daunted to patch up flaking texture on a Privacy wall. This technique is way better than my original plan. I had some basics with a color coat method but wasn't confident. This looks easier and assuming I get the texture on right I can change paint color without not understanding the grit product, paint, concrete mix that a bunch of these videos assume I know. I am back to thinking I can do this on my own.

Thanks my dude! Got a little patch work done because of your video and a perfectly matched texture. Greatly Appreciated.

Nice job guys

great video, its legit like texturing a interior rather then a hopper you use a small broom lol thank you

Thx, SCP. These recent So. Cali storms knocked off all loose stucco (front of house). Your video helped.

Beautiful!!

We got plastered alright

Thanks for the info!

Nice vid!

Great how to video for knock down stucco!!

Hey Brother great video🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Hang up those tools man, your a HACK. !

Good job. Give yourself a raise.