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Dennis,
 
I think you should: # 1. Determine what type of stucco is on the  building.
                               2. Contact who sells this, or this "type" of 
stucco, who will  contact        their manufacturers (or  distributor's rep, 
who will surprisingly (especially now) be happy to meet  with you and your local 
product salesman at the job site to evaluate your  options and recommendat
ions to your owner/ client.
 
Paul
 
Building & Zoning Code Violation Resolutions
W. Paul Myrick, Pres.,CEO, CBC, BBA 
Florida Certified  Design-Build Contractor  CBC023304                         
               
William Paul Myrick Properties Incorporated
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In a message dated 2/3/2009 9:32:58 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
tstanley at i-1.net writes:

What  needs to be considered when it comes to repairing stucco.  The owner  
wants to coat the existing stucco with another covering to have a smooth  
finish and cover some existing cracks.  I have heard of bonding  issues with 
most of the products out there for this use.

Dennis  Stanley
Bay County, FL 

 
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