Thanks! :vs_cool:
Think it'll cover up that nasty mis-texturing at only 1/4"?
Also, is this one of those specialty things, or do the infamous big boxes sell it?
Siding in So-Cal to cover nasty stucco?
Here's a picture from another thread, and I'd like thoughts as to what to maybe cover the stucco with, if possible.
The part in the lower left is looking, shall we say, a bit covid; I've seen efforts to patch and repair (including on my own house, though not by me, yet), that tend to be worse. In the 17 years I've been here, there's been a couple of earthquakes, one of which was epicentered literally down the road a piece in 2014. There's cracks about a foot from the ground, which I'll post pictures of, when I get home from the Dark Tower.
One option, I suspect, is to re-stucco. The huge problems with that are: (a) it would seem expensive; and (b) it will suffer earthquake damage, like the original, and have to be re-stuccoed again.
Maybe wooden siding? Any thoughts?
As the late Rick James said, in a wholly different context, give it to me bay-bay . . . . .
The part in the lower left is looking, shall we say, a bit covid; I've seen efforts to patch and repair (including on my own house, though not by me, yet), that tend to be worse. In the 17 years I've been here, there's been a couple of earthquakes, one of which was epicentered literally down the road a piece in 2014. There's cracks about a foot from the ground, which I'll post pictures of, when I get home from the Dark Tower.
One option, I suspect, is to re-stucco. The huge problems with that are: (a) it would seem expensive; and (b) it will suffer earthquake damage, like the original, and have to be re-stuccoed again.
Maybe wooden siding? Any thoughts?
As the late Rick James said, in a wholly different context, give it to me bay-bay . . . . .
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