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Old 09-14-2009, 06:11 PM   #11
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Thanks to encouragement and some hints on patching stucco from from CG13 in a private message, I took a stab at this myself. The affected area has been cleaned out and a skim coat of pre-mix stucco has been applied. The rest of the (freakin') chimney has been wire-brushed, patched where needed and a thick coat of paint has been rolled on. It took most of the week-end, but, it was nice to be outside and it didn't cost $8,000! After this patch dries up nice I'll try another skim coat of the pre-mix stucco and we'll see what happens!
Hey McD, you did what appears in your pictures a great patch job on the chimney. My concern is the angle of the ladder. There is a diagram on the side of the ladder showing one what is a safe angle for ones ladder and the one you have it on IS NOT IT. Check it out before using it the next time so there won't be any broken bones.
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