does it work on stucco?
394756
I have only tried Rusterizer on my concrete foundation and it did not work so I can't honestly tell you if it would work on stucco but it does seem to work on everything else.
394757
sorry i can not answer that, i only used it on my driveway which is concrete and if took it right off. thanks
394758
I haven't tried it on stucco. The label says it works "on almost every surface." I suggest you call the distributor at (888) 440-3826 and ask them. If you have more than a small area to clean, you need to get the gallon size; the product goes fast.
997735
No, it takes a fairly substantial spryer. Mine is marginal and it barely kept up with me. I stopped frequently to mix more stucco and that is why it actually worked. My sprayer is about 6 gal and 200psi but I kept the setting around 100psi for the sprayer.
2143859
I live in Arizona ,our house in stucco. But I did live on the Eastern Shore of Maryland and had a gasoline pressure and used it to clean my vinyl siding. So I assume it will .
439232
It should work. I've used it on metal, wood, plastic, concrete - - just about anything dry. It is not flexible however.
1954342
I have used it only on acrylic, and it worked well. I don't know how it works on enamel.
79302
I used it to attach a doorbell to stucco....which it did really well - haven't been able to use it for anything else...it is rather gloopy. cj
663396
Yes it does work but u just have to dent a little of the edges of the ceiling dome cuz the edges are to pointing.one edge it's negative and the other positive if u put it the opposite it won't work..
493884
A qualified "yes." It's slow, and one cannot expect perfect results. It requires time and scrubbing AND you must clean the steamed area immediately. So...it does work. We've done it with reasonable success. If you do get the grout clean, seal it ASAP or you'll be doing it again inno time.
447749
It is intended for wood, vinyl, and asphalt tiles. It will work on sealed concrete, however two coats will likely be needed.
67330
I see not reason for it not to work on any surface. I have used it on tile without a problem.
1189489
It does work on tile grout. I suggest using the round brass scrubber. It makes the job a lot easier. Hope this is helpful.
1814770
I haven't tried this on copper, only steel and chrome. It's worked very well on those materials and don't see why it wouldn't work on copper, though doing a roof seems like a huge undertaking.
1265029
We haven't had the need to use it but from what the contractor told my husband it works on everything. Try a small spot to make sure first.
729335
Sure. But I would go real slow when the outer (large part) first starts to grab the stucco and gently do that for about 1/2 inch or more till the hole is established. Otherwise you may crumble some of the stucco around the hole on the exterior and not end up with a clean looking end product.
319400
No, But It Will Work Fine On Brick, You Will Need To Pre Drill Holes With A Masonry Bit.
1604852
Yes, the 1-1/4" Diamond Oscillating Blade, MM740, (although a little pricey) will handle minor stucco repairs quite nicely.
332950
Yes it does. I used mine on both ceramic and porcelain tiles and got good results.