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All my plants and yard are covered in stucco from sandblasting. I won't be needing to add lime to my soil for awhile
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Re: Lime
Sandblasting makes such a mess - we had our pool blasted and EVERYWHERE was covered with dust - closing the windows made no difference. On another note - is stucco lime then? Our house is covered with it (great stuff) but I never knew what it was made from.
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Re: Lime
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Expo Exterior Color Coat is a mechanically blended compound of portland cement, hydrated lime, inert aggregates, pigment and proprietary additives |
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