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ACI 524R 16:2016 Edition

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524R-16 Guide to Portland Cement-Based Plaster

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ACI 2016 44
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This guide provides information on the plastering process, including prequalification of materials, plaster tool and equipment suggestions, mixture proportions, application procedures, finish types, and troubleshooting and repair. This guide is intended for architects, engineers, designers, specification writers, contractors, plasterers, laboratory personnel, and public authorities. Portland cement-based plastering processes and properties differ in many ways from those used in the concrete trade. The equipment used to mix plaster, the methods of curing, preparation of substrates, mixture design components, material application, finishing techniques, and methods of controlling cracking are only applicable to plaster and are not appropriate for concrete. Likewise, literature specific to concrete trade practice should not be assumed exchangeable or applicable to common plastering trade practice. Differences in plastering terminology are of key importance and, therefore, an extensive list of them is provided in this guide. Keywords: base; bonding agents; brown coat; cracking; finish coat; fresh plaster; furring; hardened plaster; scratch coat; sheathing; stucco; texture.

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3 TITLE PAGE
TITLE PAGE
4 CHAPTER 1—INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE
CHAPTER 1—INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE
1.1—Introduction
1.1—Introduction
1.2—Scope
1.2—Scope
5 CHAPTER 2—DEFINITIONS
CHAPTER 2—DEFINITIONS
8 CHAPTER 3—DESIRABLE PROPERTIES OF PORTLAND CEMENT-BASED PLASTER
CHAPTER 3—DESIRABLE PROPERTIES OF PORTLAND CEMENT-BASED PLASTER
3.1—Fresh plaster
3.1—Fresh plaster
3.2—Hardened plaster
3.2—Hardened plaster
9 CHAPTER 4—PORTLAND CEMENT-BASED PLASTER MATERIALS
CHAPTER 4—PORTLAND CEMENT-BASED PLASTER MATERIALS
4.1—General
4.1—General
4.2—Cements
4.2—Cements
4.3—Lime
4.3—Lime
4.4—Aggregates
4.4—Aggregates
10 4.5—Water
4.5—Water
4.6—Admixtures
4.6—Admixtures
4.7—Fibers
4.7—Fibers
4.8—Bonding agents
4.8—Bonding agents
11 4.9—Polymers
4.9—Polymers
CHAPTER 5—DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR PLASTER BASES
CHAPTER 5—DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR PLASTER BASES
5.1—General
5.1—General
5.2—Ceilings
5.2—Ceilings
5.3—Spacing considerations for supports
5.3—Spacing considerations for supports
5.4—Sheathing
5.4—Sheathing
5.5—Stress relief
5.5—Stress relief
14 5.6—Design considerations for reduction of water intrusion
5.6—Design considerations for reduction of water intrusion
15 5.7—Plaster sustainability
5.7—Plaster sustainability
16 CHAPTER 6—METAL LATH PLASTER BASES
CHAPTER 6—METAL LATH PLASTER BASES
6.1—Lath
6.1—Lath
17 6.2—Water-resistive barrier
6.2—Water-resistive barrier
CHAPTER 7—LATHING ACCESSORIES
CHAPTER 7—LATHING ACCESSORIES
7.1—General
7.1—General
18 7.2—Outside corner reinforcements
7.2—Outside corner reinforcements
7.3—Inside corner accessory
7.3—Inside corner accessory
7.4—Casing beads
7.4—Casing beads
19 7.5—Screeds
7.5—Screeds
20 7.6—Stress-relief joints
7.6—Stress-relief joints
CHAPTER 8—METAL LATH INSTALLATION
CHAPTER 8—METAL LATH INSTALLATION
8.1—General
8.1—General
8.2—Installation of metal lath plaster base
8.2—Installation of metal lath plaster base
21 8.3—Attachment of metal lath to framework
8.3—Attachment of metal lath to framework
8.4—Attachment of metal lath to solid base
8.4—Attachment of metal lath to solid base
CHAPTER 9—SOLID SUBSTRATE PLASTER BASES
CHAPTER 9—SOLID SUBSTRATE PLASTER BASES
9.1—Substrate preparation
9.1—Substrate preparation
22 9.2—Concrete
9.2—Concrete
9.3—Concrete masonry
9.3—Concrete masonry
9.4—Clay masonry
9.4—Clay masonry
9.5—Surface-applied bond coatings
9.5—Surface-applied bond coatings
9.6—Surface-applied bonding agents
9.6—Surface-applied bonding agents
9.7—Integrally mixed bonding agents
9.7—Integrally mixed bonding agents
23 CHAPTER 10—PROPORTIONING AND MIXING OF PORTLAND CEMENT-BASED PLASTER
CHAPTER 10—PROPORTIONING AND MIXING OF PORTLAND CEMENT-BASED PLASTER
10.1—Mixture proportions
10.1—Mixture proportions
10.2—Batching and mixing
10.2—Batching and mixing
25 CHAPTER 11—APPLICATION OF PORTLAND CEMENT-BASED PLASTER
CHAPTER 11—APPLICATION OF PORTLAND CEMENT-BASED PLASTER
11.1—Approval and acceptance of plaster base
11.1—Approval and acceptance of plaster base
11.2—Plaster application
11.2—Plaster application
11.3—Application of coats
11.3—Application of coats
27 CHAPTER 12—PLASTER FINISHES
CHAPTER 12—PLASTER FINISHES
12.1—General
12.1—General
12.2—Color finishes
12.2—Color finishes
12.3—Finish-coat textures
12.3—Finish-coat textures
33 CHAPTER 13—CURING
CHAPTER 13—CURING
34 CHAPTER 14––PAINTS, SEALANTS, AND CAULKING MATERIALS
CHAPTER 14––PAINTS, SEALANTS, AND CAULKING MATERIALS
14.1––Paints
14.1––Paints
14.2––Sealers
14.2––Sealers
14.3––Sealants and caulking
14.3––Sealants and caulking
35 CHAPTER 15—TESTING
CHAPTER 15—TESTING
15.1—General
15.1—General
15.2—Evaluating materials
15.2—Evaluating materials
15.3—Test methods for evaluating hardened plaster
15.3—Test methods for evaluating hardened plaster
36 15.4—Evaluating workmanship
15.4—Evaluating workmanship
CHAPTER 16—TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR
CHAPTER 16—TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR
16.1—General
16.1—General
16.2—Cracking
16.2—Cracking
38 16.3—Weak plaster
16.3—Weak plaster
16.4—Debonding and delamination
16.4—Debonding and delamination
39 16.5—Discoloration of plaster
16.5—Discoloration of plaster
40 16.6—Long-term deterioration
16.6—Long-term deterioration
41 CHAPTER 17—REFERENCES
CHAPTER 17—REFERENCES
42 Authored references
Authored references
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