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Old 01-21-2013, 07:59 AM   #1
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Is this stucco guy doing a good job?


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Take a look at this picture- looks like the 1st coat (scratch coat) should be thicker, right? Shouldnt the hex mesh at least be covered completely on the 1st coat? I heard 1st coat should be 3/4" or thicker. Is that correct?

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Old 01-21-2013, 08:02 AM   #2
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geez, messed up the picture. sorry........kinda small. heres another one:

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OK, update- early today, they came back and added another coat. Now, hex mesh is entirely covered/not visible. Is it OK to have a base coat with 2 coats??
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The mesh often is visible on the first coat (scratch coat), the second (brown coat) covers it completely and evens out the surface for the finish coat.
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The mesh often is visible on the first coat (scratch coat), the second (brown coat) covers it completely and evens out the surface for the finish coat.
Good deal, T. Im happy now.
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