QUIKRETE Pre-Mixed Stucco Patch 865032

I moved into a 30 year old home with stucco siding about two and a half years ago. One of my first projects was to repair some of the places where the stucco had cracked or chipped away. There was a small bare spot in the back yard that turned out to be a pretty large spot once I started working on it and prying away all of the loose and brittle chunks.All in all, I did three projects with this. The first was repairing that big bare spot in the back. After checking to make sure that the wood was still in good shape, I tried using a trowel to spread it, but the product doesn't hold together well with spreading. I got a much better result from using my hands. That made it a rather messy project, but it also made the following projects much easier. I ended up applying two coats before painting.The second project was to go through and seal up all of the cracks. This was a much lengthier project. Again, using my hands yielded the best result.The third project was a bit more difficult. A large chunk of stucco had fallen off of one of the corners in the front yard. I ended up applying about eight coats, letting each one dry thoroughly, to fill in that area.After painting, I was not able to tell that the areas had been repaired.I waited a while before posting a review. I felt there was a high likelihood that, since this was my first attempt at repairing stucco, I might have done something wrong. I also wanted to see if the product withstood a little bit of time. After two and a half years, the areas I repaired still look like new stucco.I'm impressed with this product. I bought another tub to keep on hand in case I have an emergency repair down the road.Going on five years in my home now. Emergency stucco repair seems to come up about every six months or so. I just did a patch over this last weekend. I noticed that some stucco had started to bubble, and a few taps with a mallet knocked a bunch loose.I also had a repair to do last autumn.The bottom line is that if you have stucco, you should have some of this lying around. I'm on my third tub, and it's almost gone. Will be purchasing more. It is an essential item to have if you live in a stucco home.

Couldn’t be more pleased with this product!

QUIKRETE Pre-Mixed Stucco Patch... you need it? They make it. It works well.

easy to use. fills gaps well

I had hail damage (golf ball size holes) and this product was the perfect choice. Consistency out of the tub was easy to apply and dried pretty fast. After a fresh coat of paint the area will be good as new.

Easy to use, texture blends really well and is paintable without making the applied color/repair stand out.

The stuff in the bucket should be scooped out into a mud pan or some similar container. You will want to add a bit of water to make it easier to work with. Get a putty knife or some sort of applicator and you're set. This bucket will last you a long time if you're only using it for small jobs.

It arrived with the cap opened and the content spilled and dried.