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3x Primer or Skim Coat for Old Stucco Wall.
Hello, Im in SoCal and got started on redoing my patio (poured cement) which exposed my tattered foundation on my garage. Went ahead and power washed the whole wall to refresh things while I was already knee deep here. Now Im wondering, is it worth skim coating the whole wall to take care of the small cracks or just do Flex More in the cracks / rapid set on small holes and then primer, potentially with a masonry sealer like Dunn Edwards Eff Stop Premium and use Sparta Shield for final coat. Was also looking into elastomeric primer as to aid in filling cracks. FYI I am adding a waterproofing membrane to the foundations and french drains all around the perimeter here. This wall gets a ton of sun and ultimately id imagine i will redo the whole wall down the line at some point so it doesnt need to be "perfect" Thanks, N https://preview.redd.it/24ntkis9wyje1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=82360264f5f3626cb5a38ffe63b34ba640f236e9 https://preview.redd.it/sl6lf32gwyje1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6cc0684e81fb0c28f217b1c8b19a6c29a29eb7f4 submitted by /u/nellisp [link] [comments]
| | Hello, Im in SoCal and got started on redoing my patio (poured cement) which exposed my tattered foundation on my garage. Went ahead and power washed the whole wall to refresh things while I was already knee deep here. Now Im wondering, is it worth skim coating the whole wall to take care of the small cracks or just do Flex More in the cracks / rapid set on small holes and then primer, potentially with a masonry sealer like Dunn Edwards Eff Stop Premium and use Sparta Shield for final coat. Was also looking into elastomeric primer as to aid in filling cracks. FYI I am adding a waterproofing membrane to the foundations and french drains all around the perimeter here. This wall gets a ton of sun and ultimately id imagine i will redo the whole wall down the line at some point so it doesnt need to be "perfect" Thanks, N [link] [comments] |
