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Stucco

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Oct 16, 2026

Nick HarmonHOST
0:24
All right, whatever.
Nick HarmonHOST
0:25
Anyways, with us today, we are lucky enough to wrangle Mark Fowler, author, editorial director of a little publication called Walls and Ceilings Magazine, prolific author, executive director of the Stucco Manufacturers Association, and 50 years in the industry with heavy focus on plastering and plastering systems.
Nick HarmonHOST
0:54
episode we talk about interior finishes of course and the industry transition from plastering to drywall in the early 70s and the steady insurgence of drywall into the european markets he knows a little bit because he has connections to germany and we talk about that too mark is the quintessential expert in plaster systems and systems in general and that expertise shines through
Mark FowlerGUEST
1:21
In Washington State, it was known to be the worst city to do building work.
Nick HarmonHOST
5:04
Yeah.
Mark FowlerGUEST
5:05
Who who answered the phone there? Oh, that would have been my wife.
Mark FowlerGUEST
5:09
She actually is the office manager for the Stucco Manufacturers Association.
Mark FowlerGUEST
5:13
So, yes, she's OK. He's the one.
Rob KnightGUEST
11:04
I had...
Nick HarmonHOST
11:05
Stow is, just for our listeners, stow is a form of stucco.
Nick HarmonHOST
11:09
Stucco and eaves.
Nick HarmonHOST
11:11
And eaves.
Nick HarmonHOST
11:12
So synthetic and non-synthetic.

7 MINS LATER

Nick HarmonHOST
18:26
this is interesting.
Nick HarmonHOST
18:27
Was there...
Nick HarmonHOST
18:33
So basically it was Sto and it was Drivet, just these two companies creating Stucco at that time? Or

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