I have some locations where the exterior wall of home gets water splashed on it to some extent during rain. The exterior wall is stucco I believe.
Is the wetness of the stucco wall during rain going to penetrate to the inside of the wall and wood framing and be bad over time, or is that not likely in terms of just having water splashed on the outside wall?
If it can be bad, is there a way to assess how bad it would be? I might not be able to fix/avoid water splashing on the wall much.
Here's an example photo of one area, near base of wall.
As simple measure am planning on brushing those exterior walls with waterproofing sealant to help make the water slick off the wall rather than absorb into it.
Is the wetness of the stucco wall during rain going to penetrate to the inside of the wall and wood framing and be bad over time, or is that not likely in terms of just having water splashed on the outside wall?
If it can be bad, is there a way to assess how bad it would be? I might not be able to fix/avoid water splashing on the wall much.
Here's an example photo of one area, near base of wall.
As simple measure am planning on brushing those exterior walls with waterproofing sealant to help make the water slick off the wall rather than absorb into it.
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