Originally Posted By: Rafael This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Sorry about that . as far as wrong attitude to get answers here , i apoligize if it was taken that way , but my intentions were not meant
like that. anyway i hope the picture worked i am still trying to get all to work right with the picyures. thanks again evryone your help is much appreciated.
Originally Posted By: rsmith5 This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
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I was commenting on the original post from Rafael stating he might have to become a HI to get an answer from us. Many non-members visit this sight, ask questions and get ligitimate answers for free. The attitude expressed by the original post implied that because Rafael was not a member, he could not get an answer. That is what I was commenting on.
Originally Posted By: dnice This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
You see that a lot in Florida from sprinkling systems. If they use a well for the supply it will satin stucco where it comes in contact. I can’t see how far out the concrete goes so I can’t say for sure.
Originally Posted By: Rafael This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Hi Ralph
I think you need to go back to my post and read it again because you completley got the wrong meaning of my ?. i said i am thinking about maybe getting into H.I field [meaning i show an interest in the H.I field and would like to get some answers from the nachi pro’s ] so can i get some answers here . i really don’t know how you came up with what you
did. is anyone else reading my post like i just explained , if not my apologize. i am a real estate appraiser trainee and a computer operater trying to learn more than one field so i am hoping to learn alot from nachi. i find this site very informational and has helped me alot so far. so lets move on ok. thanks
Originally Posted By: CarlBrown This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Those stains are from mud splash due to lack gutters and of straw not being put down during construction! If it is an acrylic finish there is a good chance they will not come out now! Paint is another option!
– If it was your house wouldn’t you want the best!!
Originally Posted By: mheverly This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
I would have to agree with Carl on those stains. I still work in construction also and if we don’t put down straw after the finish coat of stucco and it rains the mud splashes up and stains it. We have not come up with a way to remove the stain.
Originally Posted By: CarlBrown This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
I use to use muratic acid to get mud stains out of colored stucco! I used it mixed fifty/fifty wet the wall with the water hose used long handeled brush put the acid and water mixture in a hudson sprayer spray the wall scrub it quickly and rinse ! The only problem with that it would darken the stucco. It would get most of the mud stain off .
– If it was your house wouldn’t you want the best!!
Originally Posted By: ccoombs This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
I would agree with the mud from rain prior to the concrete placement. I have seen developers “fog” the stucco. My understanding is the “fog” system is a type of paint…but it matches the existing color without painting the entire house.
I have never seen straw used in this area. I would think that would be a customer service item.
