Thank you for posting the video on doing stucco repair. I used Rapid Set to patch a corner area of my home that had a chunk (about the size of a deck of cards) broken off from a lawn mower hit by our gardeners. Your video provided a thorough explanation of how to do simple repairs that helped a lot. Finally, for those negative critics of the video, please post your own stucco repair video with a link to it in your message and show everyone how stucco repairs are to be properly done.
To the Point!!! 💯% By adding possible mistakes & corrections then Reapplying the Stucco THANK YOU SO MUCH! Beginners like me with NO Clue what so ever have so many questions that you in this Video have answered. GRACIAS!!!
Great video. I did find this product at Home Depot (in so cal) in the building materials area where un-mixed concrete and un-mixed stucco are. It was not in the paint department with the spackle and pre-mixed stucco quarts.
This guy is awesome I met him at a pro show at Kelly Moore he is very knowledgeable, nice, and very thorough in explaining the technique of patching stucco
A chunk of my wall came off from a basketball backboard hitting it on a windy day. Took the the backboard down and used this Rapid set Stucco Patch and it worked awesome. You can't even tell anything was taken off. Great demo here on finishes by the way. Thank YOU!!!
Thanks so much for this fantastic demonstration, I have a couple of small areas to repair in the back yard. I'm headed straight to the store to buy the materials you showed in this video!
This video is truly a blessing... I just install an exterior receptacle and I have to pat a very tiny piece and match it with the wall. This video was very educational, informative and helpful . God Bless and Thank You. †
Thanks for watching this video. Sounds good about trying it yourself. If you have any questions, you can post them here or email me at jong@ctscement.com (Janet Ong, Director of Marketing). Take care and have a good weekend.
I'm painting a restaurant with a bunch of stucco repairs i tried your techniques i couldn't be happier i do a lot of interior wall repair but stucco isn't my specialty but now i have confidence in my stucco repair skills Thanks Peter Griffin owner of Griffin Painting And Home Improvement LLC in Fall River Ma
In my Google search that brought me here, I was hoping to find a kit that would include the steel screen that he's calling substrate. A repair kit for the scenario where a plumber cut through the wall for example, not a stucco-only hole where the stucco somehow just fell off in one spot for some reason, but the substrate is still there ready to cover
Thank you. I'm a DIYer and don't know anything about construction or remodeling. Just learning as I go and trial and error. Just need a little minor repair near my front door. Hate to pay someone for a job.
lol hate to pay someone for a job???.you dont get paid at work??and your front door entrance that everyone sees.wouldnt you want a clean proffesional finish??
Thank you! Just have a small place that needs repair due to a tree being removed that was close to the house. We have that lumpy finish to our stucco...I think you said Spanish Lace. Looks easy enough!
You're welcome, Julie. It is pretty easy, and if you have any questions about using our Stucco Patch, please let us know at 800-929-3030 or you can email me at jong@ctscement.com (Janet).
Thanks for the awesome demo. It's nice to know that it is possible for me to fix the numerous puck sized divets that have accumulated on the back wall of my parents from me practicing my shot over the years lol
Anyone can slap some material on a wall call it a repair if that's what you are looking for. The end results is what is important to me. The repairs he's doing is on a painted panel , every thing he is doing cant be done on a regular unpainted wall . The moister will be sucked out of the material before you will have time to use any of the floats. He doesn't tell you that in the video. All the repairs could have done with the green float only and not having to use his dumb way of back hand rubbing. I could go on and on . This video is for the people with painted homes or building that don't really care end result's are as long as its it is patched cause were painting it anyway. I grew up in the plastering trade from 12 years old to now at 53 years old. I could not do what he is doing to other people homes and expect them to be happy nor get paid. But then again its nice to also get paid from people that just messed up their home with some thing they got from a big box store thinking its EZ , I seen it done in a video...
Mr50pop I don't want to argue whether this guy knows anything, but my friend and I used this product on his house where he hit it with his car by accident and you can't see where the damage is anymore and we're just a bunch of DYI'ers. (we also work on our own cars, replace light bulbs, electrical switches and fix leaking sinks, repair Xbox and DS... all by watching videos on youtube). So its a great product!
The guy did a sufficient job. Also it is a good product. Homeowners: google the term surface dry damp. That is what you want when working with most any product but especially a fast setter
Thanks mate. Really condensed and educational. VERY appreciated!!! I have heard of a "Dash" (like a dash of salt) finish where your brush or similar is used to simply sling it onto the wall... do you know what type of brush that would be? cheers, brian
Hi Brian, glad this video was helpful. In regards to the dash coat, we recommend using a hard bristle brush (i.e. a scrub brush with hard bristles). If you'd like to email us at info@ctscement.com with Dash Coat in the subject line, we can email you a picture of what that brush looks like. Have a wonderful weekend.
I just purchased this product today 'hoping' it would play nice with my inexperience. Cleaning up edges around new vinyl windows. Should do OK now that I've seen this example of what to do. THANKS!
great video, thank you. I want to fix some stucco cracks on the wall. Is it possible to add stucco color (dry/liquid) into the RapidSet stucco patch to match the current wall color? It doesn't have to be exactly matching the existing color through.
+Frank Fu thank you and apologies for the delayed response. Just seeing your question. Yes, ether one can be used - The Liquid Quick Create brand or the La Habra Dry brand. For the dry brand make sure you add it to the water before you mix.
Hi Josue, not sure what you are asking. Please email us at info@ctscement.com with your contact information and one of our representatives will contact you. Thank you.
I used the product on several cracks and found the material to be very strong and easy to work with. The only issue I have is that the way you illustrate a crack repair actually sometimes leaves a small indentation where the crack is - then you need to put a little more on top to level that out - then, that causes a small bulge in the area of the crack and on a wall that is in line with the setting sun, those bulges are unsightly. Any suggestions? I assume you would need to blend that bulge way out which I don't think this material is really the best for that. Any thoughts?
Try running a paint scrapper blade along the edges of the crack. It creates a bit of a bevel that helps feather the patch into the wall. Don't be afraid to feather out a few inches on each side if you can match the texture. Also, you'll get a depression if you don't fully fill the crack. It can take a few passes of really pressing the stucco into the crack to fully fill it.
I have smooth stucco on my outside deck with a portion that has been restructured and scratchcoated but not finished and with no color coat. Could I use this as a smooth finish repair for that and just apply acrylic paint over the top?
Hi Jonathan. Rapid Set Stucco Patch or Stucco Mix can be used as a smooth coat stucco finish over your scratch coat. Both of these products are exceptional for stucco repair. Stucco Patch has a thicker 16-20 grit sand texture that allows you to complete any stucco finish if needed. Stucco Patch can be painted after 2 hours, and Stucco Mix can be painted after 16 hours. If you have further questions, let us know.
Good video though before I start applying the stuco to hair line cracks or filling in areas should the paint be taken off in other words you dont want to stuco over areas that have paint on it?
Hello, a fog coat can be accomplished 2 hours after Stucco Patch is applied. The only thing is our product is not as porous as regular portland stucco. So make sure to not spray onto Stucco Patch before the 8 hour mark. Also, the fog coat doesn't stick to painted surfaces so make sure that it's all new stucco. If you have further questions, please call us at 800-929-3030.
Could this be used for a large crack from a slider door header dropping and pulling window? Crack is about 4-5 ft long about average 2 inch wide. Not a hairline crack
Yes, Rapid Set Stucco Patch can be used for large applications and deep fill. Here are some helpful tips when working with Stucco Patch. 1. Properly prepare the area that you intend to patch and remove any loose pieces. 2. Have all of your tools and supplies organized, prior to mixing . 3. Keep in mind this is a fast-setting material, so mix only what you can use in a 15 to 20 minute working window. 4. Apply material to full depth in one application, and do not layer. Please let us know if you have other questions.
Would this be useful to fix a bad crack fill job already done and painted? I can still see the cracks but wider and shinny because they filled in the surrounding texture. Then pain again or would it build up higher than the original surface?
Hello Penny. Stucco Patch can be used over painted surfaces. We recommend opening up this crack with a grinder prior to patching with Stucco Patch so that you get a nice level repair. If you have further questions, let us know.
Hi Brian. You can paint our Stucco Patch material after 90 minutes of cure time at 70 degrees. It will not flash. If you have further questions, let us know. Thank you!
Thanks for asking. Please email your contact info (phone number or email address) to jong@ctscement.com and we will connect you with a representative in your area to help with your situation.
Hello Felipe, you will want to wash off the painted wall, removing all loose dirt and debris. For optimal adhesion, we recommend getting as much of the paint off as possible. You can then coat the stucco patch right over the painted wall. Thank you.
Hello, you will need to wire brush the corner bead to remove any rust and loose debris. Then apply a coat of Rapid Set Stucco Patch over the corner bead with at least an 1/8 inch of coverage on the nose of the corner bead.
Hello Vicki, this product can be applied over a concrete wall that has lines from leeching. We recommend using this material at 1/4” or greater to ensure the lines do not continue to show through when coating your wall. This material can be painted within just 90 minutes due to our curing technology, and will not shrink or crack. Thank you for choosing our Rapid Set Stucco Patch for your stucco needs.
Hi Jaime, thanks for asking. When he is holding the trowel with the Stucco Patch over his head, that is his way of conveying how Stucco Patch will stick to the ceiling without falling off.
Hello Pk, there may be specific things to know about your garage floor so that we can let you know the correct product to use. Please email info@ctscement.com with your contact information and one of our technical representatives will reach out to you. Thank you.
Rapid Set Stucco Patch will work for this application. Use 4 parts material to 1 part water, and mix to a peanut butter consistency. Adjust as needed. If you have further questions, let us know.
Hi Mike. Yes, you can spray it through a hopper and it will perform well. Here are a few tips.
1. This is a fast-setting material, so don’t let it sit in the hopper for long. 2. Make sure you spray without stopping to ensure you don’t clog the hopper. 3. Clean out the hopper well immediately after. Please let us know if you have further questions. Thanks for choosing Rapid Set!
Hi Ruben, Rapid Set Stucco Patch is a rapid-setting repair material, that will deliver strength within 1 hour after placement. If you would like to accelerate the material and make it even faster, you can use warm water. This will accelerate the setting time, and cause the material to harden and dry much faster. Using a Heat Gun can cause premature hydration which could lead to surface cracking. You would have better consistent results by using warm water. Let us know if you have further questions.
Polymer is an additive that helps with adhesive and increases the bond strength. Since Stucco Patch is formulated with cement, polymer and sand, you only need to mix with water.
A patch will always look like a patch. Why do you do it on actual large wall and paint the whole wall and then show us how it looks like. You will always see the repair
lol if your going to promote a product,atleast finish the whole job blend it in then paint to see how it really turns out.why would u just fill up the hole then lightly sponge and not blend in properly???
Great explanation and presentation of different textures and the dialogue was also superb. Thank you for taking the time to do this for us
Great video. As a painting contractor, these details help a lot in doing repairs before the painting begins. Wish I'd seen this 20 years ago, haha.
Thank you for posting the video on doing stucco repair. I used Rapid Set to patch a corner area of my home that had a chunk (about the size of a deck of cards) broken off from a lawn mower hit by our gardeners. Your video provided a thorough explanation of how to do simple repairs that helped a lot.
Finally, for those negative critics of the video, please post your own stucco repair video with a link to it in your message and show everyone how stucco repairs are to be properly done.
Excellent presentation....useful information & hats off to you. I will go out & purchase your product! Thank you!
To the Point!!! 💯%
By adding possible mistakes & corrections then Reapplying the Stucco THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Beginners like me with NO Clue what so ever have so many questions that you in this Video have answered. GRACIAS!!!
Hi Sergio. Glad this video was very helpful to you! We appreciate you taking the time to let us know. Have a great week.
Great video. I did find this product at Home Depot (in so cal) in the building materials area where un-mixed concrete and un-mixed stucco are. It was not in the paint department with the spackle and pre-mixed stucco quarts.
Thanks Paul. We appreciate you watching this video and are glad you found Stucco Patch. Take care.
The only stucco patch I use. It works amazing. It also blends in perfectly.
Hi Aaron. Thanks for letting us know you use Stucco Patch. We greatly appreciate you choosing Rapid Set.
This guy is awesome I met him at a pro show at Kelly Moore he is very knowledgeable, nice, and very thorough in explaining the technique of patching stucco
Jas3n that's great you met Doug in person. Thanks for letting us know you found him to be very helpful. He is a great guy.
A chunk of my wall came off from a basketball backboard hitting it on a windy day. Took the the backboard down and used this Rapid set Stucco Patch and it worked awesome. You can't even tell anything was taken off. Great demo here on finishes by the way. Thank YOU!!!
a1parra Glad to know Rapid Set Stucco Patch worked well to repair your wall!
Thank you! Very thorough & appreciate showing different texture applications. You saved me
Thanks so much for this fantastic demonstration, I have a couple of small areas to repair in the back yard. I'm headed straight to the store to buy the materials you showed in this video!
Glad this was helpful, Rita. Thank you for using Stucco Patch. If you have any questions, please let us know. Take care.
God dammit, why am I seeing this 3 days after searching and completing stucco work. This would have really helped. Dam you suggestion algorithm
Excellent video packed with very useful information, thanks for posting !!
You're welcome, Al. Glad you found it to be useful. Have a great week!
This video is truly a blessing... I just install an exterior receptacle and I have to pat a very tiny piece and match it with the wall. This video was very educational, informative and helpful . God Bless and Thank You. †
Hi Chaz, Glad this video was very helpful to you. We appreciate you letting us know. Thank you for choosing our product.
Cool, I like the demo on how to make the sand texture. Thanks!
You're welcome, Izzy. Thanks for watching!
Excellent video! I used Rapid Set to patch a large hole on my exterior wall. Thank you Rapid Set
Thank you for using our Stucco Patch! Have a great day.
I was going to hire someone but now you made it look so easy. Going to try it next week.....Thank you....
Thanks for watching this video. Sounds good about trying it yourself. If you have any questions, you can post them here or email me at jong@ctscement.com (Janet Ong, Director of Marketing). Take care and have a good weekend.
here's the thing if your first try isn't what you need or like? you can redo it until it's on game good.
I'm painting a restaurant with a bunch of stucco repairs i tried your techniques i couldn't be happier i do a lot of interior wall repair but stucco isn't my specialty but now i have confidence in my stucco repair skills Thanks Peter Griffin owner of Griffin Painting And Home Improvement LLC in Fall River Ma
In my Google search that brought me here, I was hoping to find a kit that would include the steel screen that he's calling substrate. A repair kit for the scenario where a plumber cut through the wall for example, not a stucco-only hole where the stucco somehow just fell off in one spot for some reason, but the substrate is still there ready to cover
Thank you. I'm a DIYer and don't know anything about construction or remodeling. Just learning as I go and trial and error. Just need a little minor repair near my front door. Hate to pay someone for a job.
+CasperUnitedStates you're welcome. Glad this video was helpful. If you have any questions, please call us at 800-929-3030. Have a wonderful weekend.
lol hate to pay someone for a job???.you dont get paid at work??and your front door entrance that everyone sees.wouldnt you want a clean proffesional finish??
Excellent demo. Thanks!
Good job, you have done this before. Great video, thx!!
Thank you for the invaluable education on texturing.
We're glad you found the training valuable! Thanks for letting us know.
Thanks for the great info! You should add a link to this video to the reviews section of the Home Depot site for this product. It would be helpful.
Thank you! Just have a small place that needs repair due to a tree being removed that was close to the house. We have that lumpy finish to our stucco...I think you said Spanish Lace. Looks easy enough!
You're welcome, Julie. It is pretty easy, and if you have any questions about using our Stucco Patch, please let us know at 800-929-3030 or you can email me at jong@ctscement.com (Janet).
nice demonstration,the main thing i learned is how to splatter the texture on with a brush, the background noise was annoying however
the best explanation I found on you tube
Thank you for this great and helpful demo, I will be buying your product and trying it this weekend on my home.
Thanks for letting us know this demo was helpful and for using Stucco Patch.
I'm definitely looking for this product, and using his technique. Very helpful video.
Thanks for watching this video. Glad it was helpful! You can find this product at The Home Depot.
Great product. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Kyle, thanks for watching our video! Have a great week.
Great straight forward presentation
Best stucco video on RUclips!
Thanks for watching this video, Dave! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for the awesome demo. It's nice to know that it is possible for me to fix the numerous puck sized divets that have accumulated on the back wall of my parents from me practicing my shot over the years lol
Buying it tomorrow..l thank you immensely!
this guy is a sales man and not a plaster.
Mr50pop So what you are saying is that he is not a professional plaster so if he can do repairs, anyone can do repairs?
Anyone can slap some material on a wall call it a repair if that's what you are looking for. The end results is what is important to me. The repairs he's doing is on a painted panel , every thing he is doing cant be done on a regular unpainted wall . The moister will be sucked out of the material before you will have time to use any of the floats. He doesn't tell you that in the video. All the repairs could have done with the green float only and not having to use his dumb way of back hand rubbing. I could go on and on . This video is for the people with painted homes or building that don't really care end result's are as long as its it is patched cause were painting it anyway. I grew up in the plastering trade from 12 years old to now at 53 years old. I could not do what he is doing to other people homes and expect them to be happy nor get paid. But then again its nice to also get paid from people that just messed up their home with some thing they got from a big box store thinking its EZ , I seen it done in a video...
Mr50pop
I don't want to argue whether this guy knows anything, but my friend and I used this product on his house where he hit it with his car by accident and you can't see where the damage is anymore and we're just a bunch of DYI'ers. (we also work on our own cars, replace light bulbs, electrical switches and fix leaking sinks, repair Xbox and DS... all by watching videos on youtube). So its a great product!
so your friends house just cement or cement color?
The guy did a sufficient job. Also it is a good product. Homeowners: google the term surface dry damp. That is what you want when working with most any product but especially a fast setter
Nice demo
I wish you had shut off the noise in the back ground
GREAT video - exactly what I needed to know
Glad the video was helpful, Mike. If you have any questions, let us know. Have a nice weekend!
the local paint store is KELLY MOORE
Great video, but background noise makes it hard to hear the speaker.
excellent presentation of application thank you
this guy is a boss.
Awesome job!
super helpful! thank you!
Saved to favorites!
Great video!!!
Thanks
Thanks for watching, Nick!
Thank you, big help….
You're welcome. We're glad this was helpful for you.
BRAVO EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!!
That was daaaamn good job thank you
Pure art my man!
Very instructive 👍🏼felt bad for the speaker as folks at the store were disrespectful turning on equipment.
Thanks for watching this video. We're glad it was helpful. Have a wonderful weekend!
Excellent product
very good video, very nice product. the background noise was a little irritating but other than that thank you for the video.
Thanks mate. Really condensed and educational. VERY appreciated!!!
I have heard of a "Dash" (like a dash of salt) finish where your brush or similar is used to simply sling it onto the wall... do you know what type of brush that would be?
cheers, brian
Hi Brian, glad this video was helpful. In regards to the dash coat, we recommend using a hard bristle brush (i.e. a scrub brush with hard bristles). If you'd like to email us at info@ctscement.com with Dash Coat in the subject line, we can email you a picture of what that brush looks like. Have a wonderful weekend.
Great video
Wow so informative such a short video thanks
Thank you this saved me
So you don't need to use any bonding agent?
If so what is the guide lines when and when not to?
Hi Robert, Stucco Patch has a good amount of polymers, therefore additional bonding agents aren't required.
good stuff. thank you.. Im painting my house and need to match my stucco..
why dont you hire someone ? cheapas
I just purchased this product today 'hoping' it would play nice with my inexperience. Cleaning up edges around new vinyl windows. Should do OK now that I've seen this example of what to do. THANKS!
Hi Jesse. Glad this video was helpful. If you have any questions, let us know. Have a great weekend!
@@CTSRapidSet I have an extensive 'vocabulary' to draw upon if I run into problem's! :) Should be OK using your product. Best regards!
Incredible
THANK YOU SIR BIG HELP
Seems like a great product. It's a shame that its not found in my area and Home Depot won't ship it here either.
Hi Anthony, please let us know the area you’re in and we will let you know how to get Stucco Patch. Thank you.
Thank you so much, going to do this today
You're welcome, LaTonya. If you have any questions, feel free to call us at 800-929-3030.
@@CTSRapidSet It worked perfectly and just finished painting the patches. I'm so very pleased 😁
@@drderbigny awesome! Thanks for letting us know. Have a wonderful week.
great video, thank you. I want to fix some stucco cracks on the wall. Is it possible to add stucco color (dry/liquid) into the RapidSet stucco patch to match the current wall color? It doesn't have to be exactly matching the existing color through.
+Frank Fu thank you and apologies for the delayed response. Just seeing your question. Yes, ether one can be used - The Liquid Quick Create brand or the La Habra Dry brand. For the dry brand make sure you add it to the water before you mix.
great video. thank you.
Thanks for watching, Luke!
This looks like a bad nailed it invitation, he makes it seem so easy how hard can it be.
If the patch is big become rock in the bucket what you think
Hi Josue, not sure what you are asking. Please email us at info@ctscement.com with your contact information and one of our representatives will contact you. Thank you.
Thanks
You're welcome, Josue. Have a great week.
How would you apply stucco to an exterior concrete foundation with a chipped surface?
Thank you, very well done video.
Hi Russell, please email us at info@ctscement.com with your contact info and one of our technical representatives will reach out to you. Thank you.
thank your the great video
I used the product on several cracks and found the material to be very strong and easy to work with. The only issue I have is that the way you illustrate a crack repair actually sometimes leaves a small indentation where the crack is - then you need to put a little more on top to level that out - then, that causes a small bulge in the area of the crack and on a wall that is in line with the setting sun, those bulges are unsightly. Any suggestions? I assume you would need to blend that bulge way out which I don't think this material is really the best for that. Any thoughts?
Try running a paint scrapper blade along the edges of the crack. It creates a bit of a bevel that helps feather the patch into the wall. Don't be afraid to feather out a few inches on each side if you can match the texture.
Also, you'll get a depression if you don't fully fill the crack. It can take a few passes of really pressing the stucco into the crack to fully fill it.
What type of red float are you using? Is it course, medium or fine?
I have smooth stucco on my outside deck with a portion that has been restructured and scratchcoated but not finished and with no color coat. Could I use this as a smooth finish repair for that and just apply acrylic paint over the top?
Hi Jonathan. Rapid Set Stucco Patch or Stucco Mix can be used as a smooth coat stucco finish over your scratch coat. Both of these products are exceptional for stucco repair. Stucco Patch has a thicker 16-20 grit sand texture that allows you to complete any stucco finish if needed. Stucco Patch can be painted after 2 hours, and Stucco Mix can be painted after 16 hours. If you have further questions, let us know.
Good video though before I start applying the stuco to hair line cracks or filling in areas should the paint be taken off in other words you dont want to stuco over areas that have paint on it?
Hello, a fog coat can be accomplished 2 hours after Stucco Patch is applied. The only thing is our product is not as porous as regular portland stucco. So make sure to not spray onto Stucco Patch before the 8 hour mark. Also, the fog coat doesn't stick to painted surfaces so make sure that it's all new stucco. If you have further questions, please call us at 800-929-3030.
In the real world, nothing is at the same 70 degree temperature.
Could this be used for a large crack from a slider door header dropping and pulling window? Crack is about 4-5 ft long about average 2 inch wide. Not a hairline crack
Yes, Rapid Set Stucco Patch can be used for large applications and deep fill. Here are some helpful tips when working with Stucco Patch.
1. Properly prepare the area that you intend to patch and remove any loose pieces.
2. Have all of your tools and supplies organized, prior to mixing
.
3. Keep in mind this is a fast-setting material, so mix only what you can use in a 15 to 20 minute working window.
4. Apply material to full depth in one application, and do not layer.
Please let us know if you have other questions.
Would this be useful to fix a bad crack fill job already done and painted? I can still see the cracks but wider and shinny because they filled in the surrounding texture. Then pain again or would it build up higher than the original surface?
Hello Penny. Stucco Patch can be used over painted surfaces. We recommend opening up this crack with a grinder prior to patching with Stucco Patch so that you get a nice level repair. If you have further questions, let us know.
excelerate???
Does anyone have a link to the tool he used for texturing on Amazon or elsewhere? Thanks.
When it’s time to paint with a sandlike color, will flash ? Please help!! Thank you!
Hi Brian. You can paint our Stucco Patch material after 90 minutes of cure time at 70 degrees. It will not flash. If you have further questions, let us know. Thank you!
But now the colors don’t match?
Thanks for asking. Please email your contact info (phone number or email address) to jong@ctscement.com and we will connect you with a representative in your area to help with your situation.
Can I use this on a painted wall ?or do I have to remove the paint before applying it
Hello Felipe, you will want to wash off the painted wall, removing all loose dirt and debris. For optimal adhesion, we recommend getting as much of the paint off as possible. You can then coat the stucco patch right over the painted wall. Thank you.
Hi what about a corner bead exposed ? How to repair the stucco that is now missing on the corner
Hello, you will need to wire brush the corner bead to remove any rust and loose debris. Then apply a coat of Rapid Set Stucco Patch over the corner bead with at least an 1/8 inch of coverage on the nose of the corner bead.
@@CTSRapidSet thanks for the tip. I will look into it
@@CTSRapidSet thanks . Is there any small package for just one corner that has only a few areas? Otherwise I will try it . Thanks
@@phsx2890 you're welcome. We have a small size Stucco Patch box that is 10 lbs.
Can this be applied over a cement wall that has lines from leaching?
Hello Vicki, this product can be applied over a concrete wall that has lines from leeching. We recommend using this material at 1/4” or greater to ensure the lines do not continue to show through when coating your wall.
This material can be painted within just 90 minutes due to our curing technology, and will not shrink or crack. Thank you for choosing our Rapid Set Stucco Patch for your stucco needs.
He's good
3:26 why over the head? Is that a joke or something?
Hi Jaime, thanks for asking. When he is holding the trowel with the Stucco Patch over his head, that is his way of conveying how Stucco Patch will stick to the ceiling without falling off.
Can I use for fix on concrete garage floor? Thank yoiu
Hello Pk, there may be specific things to know about your garage floor so that we can let you know the correct product to use. Please email info@ctscement.com with your contact information and one of our technical representatives will reach out to you. Thank you.
I have some space that peel off the top coat, can I use this product to patch it? what is the mixing ratio?
Rapid Set Stucco Patch will work for this application. Use 4 parts material to 1 part water, and mix to a peanut butter consistency. Adjust as needed. If you have further questions, let us know.
Can you spray it through a hopper
Hi Mike. Yes, you can spray it through a hopper and it will perform well. Here are a few tips.
1. This is a fast-setting material, so don’t let it sit in the hopper for long.
2. Make sure you spray without stopping to ensure you don’t clog the hopper.
3. Clean out the hopper well immediately after.
Please let us know if you have further questions. Thanks for choosing Rapid Set!
But thanks I'm going to show the video to the company owner that I work
could you dry it with a heat gun who?
Hi Ruben, Rapid Set Stucco Patch is a rapid-setting repair material, that will deliver strength within 1 hour after placement. If you would like to accelerate the material and make it even faster, you can use warm water. This will accelerate the setting time, and cause the material to harden and dry much faster. Using a Heat Gun can cause premature hydration which could lead to surface cracking. You would have better consistent results by using warm water. Let us know if you have further questions.
What is that tool called that made that same wall patern as the undamaged part?
Hi Roberto, that tool is a sponge float.
CTSRapidSet thank you
what is a Polymer and how much do you use?
Polymer is an additive that helps with adhesive and increases the bond strength. Since Stucco Patch is formulated with cement, polymer and sand, you only need to mix with water.
What did you say?🤔👂🦻
You good enough to come work for me are you ready,?
I wouldn't hire him to clean up dog shit in my yard
@@malcolmbaldwin5735 That's cause your saving the dog shit for your dog to eat while you eat the yellow snow
how do you paint it?
Hello Musik, you can begin painting 2 hours after the patch has hardened by using an exterior paint and applying normally.
Where can you buy that ?
Hi 797lou, you can buy Stucco Patch at The Home Depot or paint stores. Thank you for asking.
797lou apologies for just now seeing your question. Stucco Patch is available at The Home Depot and at paint stores.
Can you use this on Drywall?
If your "consistency test" is holding a mixing trowel full of hazardous chemicals over your head then i can see where your hair has gone haha
Add warm water
A patch will always look like a patch. Why do you do it on actual large wall and paint the whole wall and then show us how it looks like. You will always see the repair
Not true. I can blend in stucco patch to the point you wouldn't even be able to tell.
Same here, I can patch and you'll never see it
lol if your going to promote a product,atleast finish the whole job blend it in then paint to see how it really turns out.why would u just fill up the hole then lightly sponge and not blend in properly???
the video was on stucco patch repair.. not painting. lol