replying to Raymond, pookisaga wrote: This is a really old post but I am in SF with the exact same problem - big bubbles all over the front of my house that I just purchased and am a little concerned as bubbles mean moisture. Figure you are now an expert on this subject and would love to know how your story turned out. thank you - here are my lovely bubbles - we are having a really severe storm once again, but still, very concerned
on 1/10/2017, Oren supposed :
No, I can see the page and a 'canvas' with a placeholder in the corner.
Not on Macs and Safari either.
Oren has brought this to us :
Give it another decade and someone will reply with a fix.
Is that really stucco? It just looks like a bad paint job to me.
It didn't look like stucco to me either.
I hope you don't mind if I wait for the experts to weigh in on this.
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I don't mind at all.
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I'll go along with that explanation.
On Tue, 10 Jan 2017 22:55:16 -0600, Betty
That doesn't look like stucco to me.
On Tue, 10 Jan 2017 14:54:42 -0800, Oren wrote in
No image. What else would you expect from HomeOwnersHub posters?
replying to ransley, Real Painter wrote: This is completely untrue. I am a contractor not a homeowner who knows nothing. Your house is 50 years old and the stucco is old. There could be many reasons as to why your stucco is bubbling. The most obvious of which is the fact that water got in your stucco. Chances are only a scratch coat was applied to your building and it is now becoming old and needs to be scraped really well and a new coat of Stucco needs to be applied. If stucco needed to breathe then commercial painters would never apply a Sheen to stucco which they do all the time and no problems occur. The reality is that stucco is not supposed to be painted.
Ed Pawlowski posted for all of us...
Those bubbles were the gerbils trapped between the stucco and house. Another tragic story! When will they end from Home moaners Hub?
Oren posted for all of us...
Everyone here knows you're a hot guy already. No reason to overheat.
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