Hello!
I am in need of a siding solution, and think spraying papercrete, or other stucco is a great way to go, on first glance. I'm rehabbing an abandoned house and parts of the vinyl siding are gone, with only plywood or the original (100 year old) tounge-in-groove wood siding remaining. I do live in a wet / dry seasonal climate, and I understand, after reviewing posts here, that some have had success w/ papercrete stucco. I'd love a good recipe for spraying mixes for wet/dry continental extreme climates. I figure I can spray more layers to get the outer surface of the house even.
If there any new developments or tips you want to share, I'd be most grateful. If I rent a sprayer, will they get upset at paper-mix use? Will it stick to vinyl, or do I need to affix metal mesh or something like that? I don't want to take off the vinyl, as the existing insulation is blown into it, and the wood siding underneath is very old.
Thanks for any advice!
Saralin
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