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Applying stucco to a concrete block wall requires balancing the mix consistency to prevent cracking or poor adhesion.4:27 Matt and Kristen, working on their property, found that high humidity and rain significantly delayed the drying time of the stucco, leading to "curtaining" or sagging of the wet material.15:43 They initially practiced on a rear section of the wall to refine their technique before moving to the front, which faces the road.12:41 The pair used a 1:1 mix ratio, applying the stucco by hand to achieve a rustic, Mediterranean-style finish.27:44 They discovered that working in direct sunlight helped the stucco set faster, whereas shade and high humidity kept the material wet for hours, complicating the smoothing process.18:22 The project required ten bags of stucco for the initial section.9:39 Proper surface preparation, including pressure washing to remove dirt and dust, proved essential for adhesion.3:26 The crew noted that the process is physically demanding and abrasive to skin and clothing.26:50

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