# Stucco Spray Colors
Changing the tint of stucco on homes and buildings is nothing new. Stucco can be colored regardless of the type. The most common is pure lime plaster or contemporary cement stucco. Colors are now available in a wide variety of tones, including brown, gray and yellow. Before repainting stucco, remove any remaining paint particles. Any new masonry surface needs to be cured before painting takes place. The process of curing which is letting concrete strengthen and acquire hardness, takes about 60 days.
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Stucco Spray Colors: Sun Tones
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Manufactured stucco spray colors include sun tones in shades of yellow, orange and red. These man-made colorants have come a long way in recent years. A wider array of shades is now available.
Stucco Spray Colors: Water Tones
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Water tones feature cooler shades of blue, as well as several different shades of green. Before using these or any other shades, allow one hour to set after the base coat is applied. Then recoat 12 hours later.
Stucco Spray Colors: Earth Tones
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Earth tones are just what you'd expect them to be. They include various shades of brown and beige.
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