Coronado Texcrete Masonry Waterproofer Coating Textured, 5 Gallon
Coronado® Texcrete® Waterproofers are high build, breathable waterproofing coatings, designed for application by the professional contractor to above grade concrete and masonry structures. These coatings are specifically engineered to be applied direct to concrete and masonry surfaces without priming. Texcrete® coatings are designed to resist high pH surfaces and therefore can be applied direct to new concrete without extended curing and delays. These coatings pass the ASTM D6904 wind driven rain test and are resistant to salt spray, acid rain and UV light tested in 1 pinhole-free coat.
Use on exterior vertical masonry substrates in exposures ranging from mild atmospheric to extreme weathering and wind-driven rain. These products may be applied to cured or uncured (green) concrete (minimum cure 10 days). No need to wait the required 28 day for concrete to cure.
- High Alkali-Resistance
- Durable
- High Build
- Exterior use only
- VOC compliant
- Fast dry time
| Type | Exterior |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Brand | Coronado |
| Series/Sub-Brand | Benjamin Moore |
| Finish | Sand |
| Material | Water-Based |
| Manufacturer Code | W3192 |
Surface Preparation: Must be free of dirt, dust, oil, grease, wax, form release, curing compounds or other debris that may affect penetration and adhesion. Remove efflorescence, laitance, chalk another contaminants utilizing industry accepted standards. Surface projections, mortar spatter and other protrusions should be removed by grinding or scraping. Mortar joints should be raked. Large "bug holes" or gravel pocks should be filled with mortar, or cementitious patching materials and allowed to cure before continuing. Damp masonry surfaces may be coated, however, no visible signs of water should be present on the surface.
Application: Cracks, voids, transitions, changes of angle and junctions or dissimilar materials should be cleaned, primed with Coronado® Acrylic Masonry Sealer and then patched with a high-quality patching compound or acrylic rethane sealant, and these materials should be allowed to completely dry. Failing mortar joints should be replaced and tuck-pointed with new mortar. Large "bug holes" or gravel pocks should be filled with mortar or cementitious patching materials and allowed to cure before continuing. Stir product thoroughly prior to use. Apply product by spray, or roller (for smaller areas) to be determined by job conditions, size and applicator preference.
Dry Time: Dry Time at 77 °F, relative humidity 50%, touch 1 hour, can be recoated if needed after 4 hours. Temperature and humidity may affect dry times.
Coverage: 90 - 110 Sq. Ft. per gallon. Spread rate is based on surface texture and porosity. Be sure to estimate the right amount of stain for the job. This will ensure color uniformity and minimize the disposal of excess material.
Clean Up: Wash brushes, rollers, and other painting tools in warm soapy water immediately after use. Spray equipment should be given a final rinse with mineral spirits to prevent rusting.