Well, today I began what I thought would be a smooth stucco job (lol). The house is concrete block, which they primed and then did that 1 step stucco stuff (spray on stucco).
So, I go to home depot, rent the power washer (3500psi) to get this stuff off. I spent all day out in the yard trying to blast this stuff off my house to get clean blocks, and I literally only got maybe 30-40 sq. ft. of the primer off my house.
The one step stucco stuff flies off, even when the pressure washer is a foot away from the wall. But this white sealer/primer/whatever, it needs to have 3500psi held half an inch away for a couple seconds to come off.
There has to be another way, I'm gonna flood the neighborhood doing the whole house this way.
Can I just use my bonding agent over the existing primer (it's "lanco liquid bonding agent")?
Should I be using another kind of power tool? Sand blaster?
I can go snap some pics if needed, but it's nothing unique, it just looks like white paint, only it's adhered to teh blocks like gorilla glue!
So, I go to home depot, rent the power washer (3500psi) to get this stuff off. I spent all day out in the yard trying to blast this stuff off my house to get clean blocks, and I literally only got maybe 30-40 sq. ft. of the primer off my house.
The one step stucco stuff flies off, even when the pressure washer is a foot away from the wall. But this white sealer/primer/whatever, it needs to have 3500psi held half an inch away for a couple seconds to come off.
There has to be another way, I'm gonna flood the neighborhood doing the whole house this way.
Can I just use my bonding agent over the existing primer (it's "lanco liquid bonding agent")?
Should I be using another kind of power tool? Sand blaster?
I can go snap some pics if needed, but it's nothing unique, it just looks like white paint, only it's adhered to teh blocks like gorilla glue!