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Posted by on May 7, 2008, 12:59 pm
> On May 7, 11:23=A0am, smith_bp...@hotmail.com wrote:
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> > I'll be soon painting the exterior of my house. The house is mostly
> > stucco with some lap siding. It's a single story house. I own a pretty
> > good sprayer. Here are some questions I have:
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> > Some of the fascia board around the garage are wasted (2x4 in size). I
> > want to replace them. What do I buy at say Home Depot to do this?
> > Redwood? Or?? The other fascia that's in better condition I was going
> > to sand down with say 80 grit, then prime and paint.
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> > How do I spray the very high areas without having to move the ladder a
> > million times? I have a sprayer extension, but that's for ceilings.
> > Anything I should use?
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> > Typically I plan on powering wash the exterior a couple days before,
> > do some prep work and then start from the top eves and work down.
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> > I have a garage door that's sectional. What's the trick to painting
> > those?
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> > Last, since the house is part stucco, do I have to use stucco paint on
> > the stucco and then switch over to standard exterior for the lap
> > siding?
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> > Thanks guys!
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> Use pine for the trim, yes move =A0the ladder it goes fast, Stucco
> paint, it must be a new marketing gimmic, just use good exterior latex
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Hello, the stucco paint is elastomeric, it's like a "rubberized" paint
that is suppose to expand and have good capabilities in filling small
cracks. I wonder if it can be sprayed.
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