Review Pre-Painting Surface Preparations
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How To Prep & Paint Stucco. Painting Stucco With A Paint Sprayer.
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Before painting, the house underwent extensive preparation. All seams where stucco meets wood, such as along the soffits and around door jambs, were caulked to prevent cracks and provide a clean, finished line. Wood door jambs had knot areas sanded and were treated with a peel bond primer. Any areas of peeling color coat on the stucco were wire brushed to remove loose material, and then an elastomeric coating (Sherlastic) was applied to glue and seal these areas. Cracks in the stucco were also filled with caulk, which was then smeared and feathered into the stucco texture to blend seamlessly rather than creating a smooth line.
Goal: This initial step covers essential surface preparations performed before painting stucco, including caulking seams where stucco meets wood, sanding and priming wood door jambs, wire brushing peeling stucco, and applying an elastomeric coating to secure loose areas.
Tools and materials
- Caulking Gun
- Sandpaper
- Wire Brush
- Caulk Unspecified
- Peel Bond Primer Unspecified
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