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Old 05-08-2011, 09:04 PM   #1
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I need some help in identifying the type of plaster on the wall in the pics. I would also like to know how to do that kind of texturing. Thanks.
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Looks like plain old concrete stucco. What I'd call a "skip trowel" effect. Lay down a base coat of stucco, then come back over it with random "splotches" of mud and flatten them out.....

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Looks like plain old concrete stucco. What I'd call a "skip trowel" effect. Lay down a base coat of stucco, then come back over it with random "splotches" of mud and flatten them out.....
Thanks for the info bjbatlanta. Should I use premixed stucco mix or mix my own with Portland cement?
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Not an expert in this area, but I've used Portland the couple of times I've done stucco repairs. Don't remember the mix ratio of sand and cement offhand, but I'm sure a Google search will get you that info if someone doesn't chime in on this thread with more help....
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Not an expert in this area, but I've used Portland the couple of times I've done stucco repairs. Don't remember the mix ratio of sand and cement offhand, but I'm sure a Google search will get you that info if someone doesn't chime in on this thread with more help....
Again, thanks for the insite. Much appreciated.
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