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Caulking stucco cracks

Caulking stucco cracks Best caulking for stucco walls, today, Mor-Flexx Send pictures to Jay or myself at our sites below for immediate bids. https://www.StuccoPlastering.com/ Kirk’s website. https://www.GiordanoPlastering.com/ Jason’s Website. The best video online about caulking stucco is below; how do I know? I created it for this purpose. Structural or large cracking on stucco walls, no problem.    • Expanding foam or backer rod before c...   Hi Everyone, RULE CHANGE….when I did this video a few years ago, caulkings have gotten better and easier. If you have a sandy stucco texture, use Mor-Flexx or Quikrerte with sand, as both have sand and will match when painted. If smooth, you can now use polyurethane as it last much longer, stretches when the wall moves, and can be painted; this caulking doesn’t clean up well with soap and water. So, instead, you have to clean up with thinner or denatured alcohol. What a drag. I used acrylic and latex in this video, which says it lasts 35 years. Lastly, caulk in the early morning when all stucco cracks are the largest. If you wait till noontime or late afternoon, the wall heats up, the wall expands, and you can barely see the crack; the ones you don’t see will be back when the weather is cool again, usually in the morning. When we did this video in 2011, I said that repairing cracks takes more time than most folks realize. For example, they are the largest in the early morning, and in the hot sun, they are almost invisible. (Stucco walls expand and shrink) There is tile caulking also; however, these caulking tubes with sand grains are too fine to match most stucco finishes.