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How do you flash when tying into an existing stucco surface- just a kerf with a short leg siliconed in- fastened with cut nails or screws-
or cut back to allow a six or eight inch leg running up the wall- and then patch in the stucco? I would prefer the longer leg- but don’t know how to match the existing surface-mainly color.
Second question- when rerouting electrical feeds- lengthening- put them in a box and wire nut new feeds in? Solder and wire nut maybe…
thanks
Getting the details right for a wall assembly with the control layers to the exterior and lots of drying potential.
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How do you flash when tying into an existing stucco surface- just a kerf with a short leg siliconed in- fastened with cut nails or screws-
or cut back to allow a six or eight inch leg running up the wall- and then patch in the stucco? I would prefer the longer leg- but don't know how to match the existing surface-mainly color.
Second question- when rerouting electrical feeds- lengthening- put them in a box and wire nut new feeds in? Solder and wire nut maybe...
thanks