Benjamin Moore · Exterior
Element Guard
The summer repaint. A heat-tolerant film that’s rain-ready in about an hour.
What it’s for
Painting an Arizona exterior between June and September means fighting the heat — surfaces that flash-dry, lap marks, and a narrow morning window. Element Guard is built to form a sound film in that heat, and it’s rain-ready in about an hour if an afternoon storm rolls through.
Heat is the reason to choose it. The rain recovery is the bonus.
Where we use it
- June–September exterior work
- West elevations
- Stucco and foam-backed stucco systems
- Jobs that can’t wait for fall
Sheens
- FlatStucco body — our default
- Low lustreTrim and sheltered elevations
- Soft glossDoors and trim
At the counter
Stock moves. Call or send the order ahead and it’s tinted and waiting.
- Sizes
- Quart · Gallon · 5 gallon
- Color
- Tinted while you wait to any Benjamin Moore color
- Where
- 8340 E Raintree Dr Ste. C-6, ScottsdaleMon–Fri 6 am–6 pm · Sat 9 am–3 pm
Spec sheet
For painters and spec writers. From the manufacturer’s data sheet.
- Product codes
- 763 / 764 / 765
- Coverage
- 300–400 sq ft per gallon
- VOC
- Under 50 g/L
- Application temp
- Down to 35°F
- Dry / recoat
- 1 hour / 4 hours; rain-ready in 60 minutes
- Substrates
- Stucco, masonry, siding; EIFS-compatible
Pairs with
The coat that makes a chalky stucco wall paintable again.
The workhorse exterior for stucco, masonry and siding. Our standard residential repaint.
Flat · Low lustre · Soft gloss
The flagship exterior. Color Lock keeps color true on the elevations that take the most sun.
Flat · Low lustre · Satin · Soft gloss
Next
Tell us the color and the surface.
We’ll price Element Guard for the job, tell you if a different line fits better, and have it mixed for pickup.