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I would recommend educating yourself via, google, home depot, lowe's then contacting a contractor prior having anyone do this for you. It certainly can update a house looks great!
Wed Feb 27 2008, 19:01 Web Reference: http://www.lynn911.com
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Do you mean changing it to look like a stucco finish?
Thu Jan 31 2008, 19:46 Web Reference: http://www.sumnerrealty.com
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Are you proposing to cover your brick exterior with concrete stucco? I have seen instances in GA where homeowners have done this. Contact a reputable contractor who specializes in stucco in your area.
To do it right, I would think that they would first wrap the exterior with a metal mesh or base material secured with masonry nails. Then, 2, 3, or more coats of stucco would be applied with a trowel. Stucco can be tinted with color and provide a new look for your home's exterior. Check out the link furnished below. Warm regards - Ted Thu Jan 31 2008, 19:46 Web Reference: http://www.bobvila.com/wwwboard/messages/7553.html
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