025: Patching Stucco

Published: April 13, 2015, 7:30 a.m.

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Celene needs help with a stucco patch.

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Her furniture was blown into her stucco and created a small hole about 1-2 inches wide.

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I recommend getting Quikrete\\u2019s premixed stucco patch

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http://www.quikrete.com/ProductLines/StuccoPatchPreMixed.asp

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Since she lives in California (where there\\u2019s a lot of stucco) there\\u2019s a good chance Home Depot will have this product.

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She should also feather out the stucco patch with a stiff brush or sponge then paint with an elastomeric paint specifically made for stucco.

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Today\\u2019s Quick Tip is about cleaning gutters and downspouts.

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Do this twice a year, once in the Spring (April) and once in the fall (November).\\xa0

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This will prevent water from coming into your house and ruining drywall or finished basements.\\xa0

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It doesn\\u2019t cost all that much to have someone do it for you, $40-$75 here in Pittsburgh.

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Submit your DIY question or Quick Tip by

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Calling me at 800-965-0023

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Visiting http://www.homerepairtutor.com/podcast/ and use the SpeakPipe recorder

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Or signing up to my email newsletter and responding back to me

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This is a passion project meant to help people with their bathroom problems, hope you like it\\xa0

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