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Old 10/3/08, 12:54 PM
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When applying moisture barrier for stucco and or faux stone how should the moisture barrier be installed?
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Correctly of course Carl

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When applying moisture barrier for stucco and or faux stone how should the moisture barrier be installed?
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Does not say anything about the use of 1.75 lath that a lot of mfgrs. are pumping out and marking as 2.5.



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Try this site http://www.eifscouncil.org/english/home.htm

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When applying moisture barrier for stucco and or faux stone how should the moisture barrier be installed?
Let's try this;

http://www.fortifiber.com/pdf/instal..._jumbo_tex.pdf

http://www.fortifiber.com/pdf/News_I...o%20Layers.pdf

http://www.fortifiber.com/jumbo_tex.html#

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