Can I apply this to stucco walls?
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I applied it to my classroom's cinderblock walls, which are sort of porous. I was surprised how well it continues to stick. Posters are constantly falling down in my room no matter what I use to adhere them because of the style of the walls and the humidity in my classrroom. The map has not "unstuck" once. I would think that you would be fine...
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You could. But it would look funny I think. Mine aren't stucco- but they are textured and it looks just fine. But, I guess the stucco could provide a little 3D
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Instead of using the expansion anchors and risk damaging the stucco, try and get some foam double stick tape and tape the perimeter of the fixture and stick it to the wall. I hope this helps.
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As long as it's not stucco, crackling, or that extreme of a style of texture then you should be fine. It doesn't need the entire surface area of the patch to stick, just about 3/4 should handle the job.
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Yes...but remember that most stucco is easily "scarfed-up". Use of a non-slip pad/rap underneath may help..
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Yes it sure can, I even repaired a cool deck texture around a Spa. Just a note. I wouldn't do a house or lrg area just because the hopper doesn't really hold a lot of mud. This unit is really designed for the smaller jobs both outside / inside. But the sprayer will hold & spray the thicker stucco - let it set, then trowel down for your texture. Hope this helps.. Wmt Designs Kauai, HI.
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If I recall, the kit comes with instructions and materials for mounting on just about any surface. If you do not have experience in drilling into masonry, please consider professional help. If water gets behind your stucco it can cause the wall to deteriorate. The hard part is getting the numbers on straight, make sure you work carefully and use the template and the right glue.
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Sure, I don't see why not. You may ruin your walls though....it's permanent glue.
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Ideally you should apply several coats to get the desired smooth wall effect. This is tool is perfect for using over any surface, though in your case I would consider sanding the peaks out of the paint. THEN after cleaning the wall and letting it day and begin applying sheet-rock compound. Good luck!
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Hi, my walls were textured with many bumpy coats of satin paint and it worked great. In fact, the magnetic painted area became a thick smooth surface, but I used the whole can for a small area which was a very thick coat.
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I don't see why it couldn't. You may need to purchase longer screws to get past the stucco and to some wood.
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I am not sure as I have only used it on a painted wall. I recommend asking the seller.
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I have only tried Rusterizer on my concrete foundation and it did not work so I can't honestly tell you if it would work on stucco but it does seem to work on everything else.
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I do not see why not.I have applied it to a water-color decal that I placed on a wall in My bathroom.This decal was not to be put in a in any humid area.I purchased this spray and first gave it a quick light coat,followed by two added coats,which hardly used up any amount.Well the sprayed decal was put up over one year ago...and You know how steamy a hot shower can be! The decal is like it was when purchased,colors are still bright and water or humanity has not "penetrated" the water-coloring.Just read the directions and let the 1st coat be light.
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Yes it's clear but with the adhesive is becomes opaque, seems to stick well but you need to go over it and press on every square inch. I applied mind over stucco and drywall using a screen spline tool to get it into every irregularity. May be hard to remove, when I repositioned a portion it took off a little stucco. It's about a 32nd of an inch thick.
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I used it on my concrete driveway and it worked beautifully! Did not use it on stucco.
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Yes; all you have to do is activate the paste by placing it in warm water and letting it sit for about a minute before applying to the wall. The instructions that come with this print are fairly decent.
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I don't know why you couldn't. It's very heavy, stiff paper. You might want to use some heavy duty wallpaper adhesive. I would definitely do a "test" area first before doing all the walls.