This Brunswick stucco repaint covered the stucco walls, the stucco window and door trim, the kick plates on the front steps and the columns. Before any paint went on, our crew filled the hairline cracks with textured elastomeric caulk and matched the existing stucco texture on every repair.
Project at a glance
- Location: Brunswick, GA
- Project type: Residential exterior stucco repair and repaint
- Surfaces: Stucco walls, stucco window and door trim, front step kick plates, columns
- Repairs: Hairline cracks filled with textured elastomeric caulk; stucco texture matched on every repair
- Stucco products: Sherwin-Williams Loxon Conditioner, then two coats of Loxon XP
- Columns: Two coats of 100% acrylic latex
- Colors: Matched to the existing colors at the start of the job
- Completed: September 2026
Why the homeowner called
The homeowner stopped by our shop in Brunswick and asked for an estimate to pressure wash the house, repair a few spots on the stucco and repaint the exterior. He doesn’t use email, so our estimator went over the estimate with him in person at the appointment, and we delivered a paper copy. He approved it by phone and asked us to start as soon as we could.
What we did
- Pressure washed the entire exterior, including the vinyl soffits and gutters, with a chlorine solution to remove loose paint, stains, dirt and mildew, and cleaned the glass to prevent water spots
- Removed all of the downspouts
- Filled the hairline cracks with textured elastomeric caulk
- Applied stucco texture matched to the existing texture on every repair
- Applied one coat of Sherwin-Williams Loxon Conditioner
- Applied two coats of Loxon XP matched to the existing color
- Re-installed the downspouts
- Columns: scraped loose paint, sanded smooth, caulked cracks, spot primed and applied two coats of 100% acrylic latex
Taking the downspouts off lets the crew coat the stucco behind them instead of painting around them. If you are wondering why washing comes first, read why we wash before we paint.
Products in this Brunswick stucco repaint
Ordinary caulk leaves a smooth patch that shows through paint on textured stucco, so we used a textured elastomeric caulk and matched the surrounding texture before painting. Loxon Conditioner is a masonry primer that binds and seals the surface, and Loxon XP is Sherwin-Williams’ masonry coating made for stucco. See more about our stucco repair and painting.
The result
The stucco walls, trim, step kick plates and columns are repainted in their original colors, the hairline cracks are filled and textured to match, and the downspouts are back in place.
More exterior projects: exterior trim repaint in Sea Palms on St. Simons Island.
Questions about a project like this
Can you repair hairline cracks in stucco before painting?
Yes. On this house we filled the hairline cracks with textured elastomeric caulk and matched the existing stucco texture on each repair before priming and painting.
What paint do you use on stucco?
This house got one coat of Sherwin-Williams Loxon Conditioner and two coats of Loxon XP, matched to the existing color.
I don’t use email. Can I still get an estimate?
Yes. This homeowner went over the estimate with our estimator at the appointment, and we delivered a paper copy.
Planning a similar project in Brunswick?
If your stucco has hairline cracks or is due for paint, we can look at it and give you a written estimate at no charge, in person or on paper if you prefer. Learn more about exterior painting in Brunswick and our exterior house painting process, or see more of our work in Brunswick.
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