GigaCrete StuccoMax-ICF
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31 Dec 2007 01:27 PM
Has anyone used or heard feedback about this product?  The company website claims it is formulated to be applied directly to exterior ICF forms as a subsitute for standard building paper + 3 coast stucco, it is 'virtually crack and impact resistant' and is a 'green' product.
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07 Jan 2008 09:31 PM
I'm very familiar. We have used it on some commercial and residential applications in the Valley of Texas. It is hard as nails in terms of impact resistance. We used it as the basecoat with an acrylic finish. I have pics on request. If and when I build a new house, this material will be on the exterior and interior walls.
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08 Jan 2008 10:44 AM
Ian,

I am also interested in this product. Is the application as simple as claimed? ie, no chicken wire, single coat application directly over EPS?

Thanks,

Leonard

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20 Aug 2009 01:08 PM
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20 Aug 2009 08:22 PM
I heard it was magnesium oxychloride. Any issues with the chloride corroding anything??
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24 Aug 2009 05:19 PM
Brings up a derivative question -- utilities, especially wiring.

If you use a direct plaster (e.g. Gigacrete) rather than sheathe with drywall first, does it impact the practice of trenching the foam for electrical cabling?
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30 Aug 2009 12:30 PM
According to their website, the stuccomax product isn't available; only the plastermax products are...
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31 Aug 2009 06:54 PM
PlasterMax-ICF Base Coat meets US codes and is NOT corrosive, in fact it is less corrosive than USG's interior plaster which has been out for 20 years or more.  No issues with wiring or face plates or frames.  New StuccoMax will be out by end of year hopefully.  PlasterMax-ICF is helping the ICF industry get over the "don't want gyp board on my project" hurdle.  Schools and Military in particular.
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04 Oct 2009 02:31 PM
Ian, I am also interested in the experiances you have had with Plastermax - ICF. Is it as easy to use as they show? And do most local codes let you use it in place of sheet rock for the fire rating?
The stuff looks great.
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12 Oct 2009 12:00 PM
Hopefully, anyone with experience with these products will keep this forum up to date as I am also extremely interested in potentially utilizing them on my project early next year. I have signed up on the gigacrete website for updates, but real world user experience would be helpful. Thanks in advance!!
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12 Oct 2009 10:05 PM
google nextgen las vegas 2009 house   the inside walls have this product on them and they looked great I be leave it has a balistic ratting
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15 Oct 2009 10:52 PM
If anyone wants samples of PlasterMax-ICF over EPS foam, we have new roller texture version that is ultra fast to apply and finish.  Much faster than drywall can be completed.  One coat direct over foam no mesh, paint ready. Around 4,000 psi for base coat.  About $1.60 - $1.90 sq ft material cost and significantly outperforms VHI and abuse resistant wall boards, no mold/mildew, zero flame and smoke contribution, zero voc's.  Meets US codes over ICF. email me for samples and code compliance docs. [email protected]

Hope to see some of you at Orlando ICFA Nov.4-5. Regarding ballistics, we have been approved as a level 1 (9mm) ballistic coating by H.P. White Laboratories, used by the Govt as a testing lab for accreditation.  Ask the other guys to duplicate this one.  Level 8 (AK47 is next) which we have done in house many times but now want third party accreditation.
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16 Oct 2009 01:09 PM
I can't find anything on the website about perm rating.  Is it available?

Mark
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