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Class action lawsuits in the Late 60’s early 70’s?? Noooo it was late 90’s early 2000’s

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And then in 15-20 years when it looks faded and you're tying to sell your home but you have cracks in some parts, holes and others as well as normal wear and tear the question becomes how to fix and maintain it. Realtor says the sale price mandates it, that if I do nothing I risk losing big time due to my "unrepairable EIFS system." So THAT'S where I stand. I'm getting everything from "just paint it with acrylic" to "add a completely new EIFS system on top of the old" to the tune of 20 grand. Plus there are places where the top layer has broken down to the point of holes in the EIFS in sections where there are parapets. so how do you repair that? Well no one is quite sure. Apparently there is no such thing as "EiFS repair" that what the guys do is just use regular stucco patch and repair it that way and then paint over it with Acrylic paint. Cost wise, I really have no choice but to go this route, but such a solution doesn't feel very "official." Sounds like this stuff is a great way for architects to design creative buildings by providing a cheap way for contractors to get their design built. Problem is, it doesn't last with the other major structural forms of the house. After 20 years I have to replace the exterior WALLS of the house? Ridiculous!

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