Ruth,

 From a safe distance Dryvit looks, or is supposed to look, like stucco.
  But of course, if you are looking at exterior stucco in Vermont, and
its on anything but a serious Georgian mansion, especially if its on a
cutsey development house or a commercial strip mall...its Dryvit.
Don't go too close without a repirator and gloves.

-jc

On Dec 15, 2004, at 6:39 PM, Ruth Barton wrote:

> OK, Now for the REALLY big question, what is this Dryvit and how will I
> know when I see it?  Ruth
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> At 9:47 PM -0500 12/14/04, [log in to unmask] wrote:
>   Possibly. The columns also might've been buried behind real stone, or
> aluminum siding, or mirrors, or God Knows What kind of gawdawful crap.
> Or
> maybe they were always exposed and you just never noticed 'em because
> they
> looked right and not like Dryvit. Ruth Ralph
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