- blank" >target="_blank" >albarium: A glossary/white-lime/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="8ab4c1b65ad8a8339396348f36d20131" target="_blank" >white lime used for stucco, produced by calcination of marble.
- albarius: Also see opus/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="68d59fdcff34581f63efc3f752f03138" target="_blank" >albarium opus.
- carton-pierre/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="b5f90d0ce66398d8115585a2d6f3a505" target="_blank" >carton pierre: A substance resembling papier-mache and stucco, used to simulate carved stone.
- chunam: A white plaster or stucco, used in India.
- finish/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="0d64a7825fe6c158a9c0a0790bd67ba6" target="_blank" >combed finish: A stucco finish produced by dragging a serrated tool across the stucco surface before it sets. Also called dragged-finish/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="ca3e388533a98cd49f0829d24ccaa9c8" target="_blank" >dragged finish.
- compo: Stucco.
- dash-troweled finish: A stucco finish produced by troweling the high spots of a stippled stucco surface before it sets.
- depreter: Pebble-dash stucco.
- dragged finish: A stucco finish produced by dragging a serrated tool across the stucco surface before it sets.
- coat/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="b81935669484bab9b4fba7d67f6cb58a" target="_blank" >finish coat: Uppermost and visible coat in a typical stucco wall. 2. The final coat of paint applied to a surface. 3. The final coat of plaster, serving either as a finished surface or as a base for decoration.
- Keene’s cement: Cement made from gypsum and alum; used as a stucco, it attains a particularly hard surface, susceptible to polishing.
- marble-stucco: Stucco with crushed marble in the mix.
- parge: To weatherproof a surface by coating it, as with stucco, but with a lighter cement wash – usually where unseen, line/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="a4def95225a7dc834866535fa498956e" target="_blank" >grade/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="f32e991306316ff3a87baa818a6fc9b7" target="_blank" >below grade, or on the rear of a building.
- Perma Stone: Fake masonry simulating stonework or brick, composed of colored stucco with struck-joints/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="402fce806d57ffd9234f9867e06e4e7f" target="_blank" >struck joints in a contrasting color to imply “mortar.”
- portland cement stucco: Stucco made with masonry cement or with portland cement mixed with less than 50% of volume of lime.
- portland cement-lime stucco: Portland cement stucco to which lime is added in an amount greater than 50% by volume to improve the plasticity of the mix.
- roughcast: Coarsely textured exterior plaster or stucco.
- stipple-troweled finish: A stucco finish produced by troweling the high spots of a stippled stucco surface before it sets.
- stucco: A substance generally made of cement, lime and sand, applied in a fluid state to form a hard exterior wall surface.
- cladding/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="796a994a1ccbb0ccfcd618356a98c782" target="_blank" >stucco cladding: The cladding of walls/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="c09c31e4a9bc2e7cc3435f945e05d8e4" target="_blank" >exterior walls with stucco.
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