How to Stucco

Want to learn how to stucco? I will do my best to show the quickest and cheapest way to do this. You will need a little 'patience and a couple of tools that you can withdraw at any home improvement store.

1. Prepare the area you want to stucco. You will need a brush (you can get this in the garden or painting the center of a home improvement store) a five-gallon bucket of water and half filled a hammer.
2nd Using a hammer, remove any loose concrete from the surface of stucco. Brush the surface clean with a dry brush.
3rd To the shop where you have the brush, you should also premixed masonry cement and some additives (sometimes called texture 1-11). Ask any associate in the garden department for assistance. Add as recommended by the manufacturer.
4th In a wheelbarrow, mix the mortar with water until it has the consistency of butter arachidi.Aggiungi as the additive mix.
5th Now that the mortar is mixed and ready for use, you must un po 'd'acqua a brush on the surface until it is damp. like putty
6. With the back of the mason trowel, scoop some of your mix of mortar and apply to the area to be stuccato.Applica in an upward motion until the blade is clean of mortar. Once again, you can purchase the mason trowel (a hawk, and if you want) at your local home improvement store.
7th Continue applying mortar, while the control area to see if your mortar has set up the stuccoed zona.È may wonder how to tell if the mortar is ready for the next step. Here's how: you must see with the naked finger and see if you can still make a mark Dinger easily. If you can not make an easy finger, then you're ready to start sponging the wall.
8th Take a sponge (which you'll find in the tile of your home improvement store) and make it nice and wet in its segmento.Ora in a circular motion (like waxing a car) sponge the area that is set up. You will see that the sand begins to rise toward the surface like a sponge. Continue until desired look is achieved. If you do not want to look like a fine sand, you can simply let the mortar set up at the surface as is. This is up to you.

Let the mortar set up for a day or for a pleasant and you should keep that area for a while 'time.