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Finish
color is REAL portland cement and REAL
sand, and not the toxic fake stuff you see on so many new houses. Color
is a custom color from Expo
stucco in San Diego.
LEFT: Window sills are my design and are functional.
Note how
sill slants at top for water run-off and slants at bottom for a drip
edge. The angle at the bottom prevents water from running back to
the wall,
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Back of this attractive addition. Stucco walls are boken into panels using aluminum trim with a factory baked-on color. Finish coat is our secret recipe of portland cement and sand. Color is # 16, "silver grey", from La Habra Stucco. |
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The problem with remodeling is that there are always trees in the way of my pictures. A view of the side and front show the stone stair tower and the prairie style roof. |
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Sloppy looking old stucco (parging) is stripped off to be replaced on this circa 1912 townhouse in Northeast Washington. Please check back later for more details. |
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This sign is too much. It says: Horse shoe Ezzy's five club N.E. Washington D.C. There was a horseshoe club that played on this vacant lot a couple of times. |
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TOP LEFT: Heat tent allows work to proceed in 20 degree
weather. This
is how we work outside in cold weather. TOP: Brick sills are coated and trued up by forming with straight lumber and filling in. LEFT: Decorative lintels over windows are made by forming with one by fours and filling in with mortar. After forms are removed,we have a bullet proof lintel ready for the finish. Color will be "Oatmeal" from Merlex stucco. |