Coronado · Primers and stucco
Texcrete
A thick, flexible first coat for older stucco with heavy chalking or fine cracks. Always topcoated.
In use



What it’s for
On older stucco, usually fifteen years and beyond, with hairline cracks or chalking too heavy for a sealer, Texcrete goes on as a thick, flexible first coat. It bridges the cracks and locks the surface down.
In Arizona it is never the finish. The sun breaks down a coating like this on its own, so it is always topcoated with Aura Exterior or Regal Select Exterior.
Where we use it
- Hairline-cracked stucco
- Heavy chalking
- 15+ year-old exteriors
- Alkaline or unusual masonry
Texture
- SandMatches sand-finish stucco
- SmoothSmooth-trowel stucco
At the counter
Call ahead, and it will be ready at the counter.
- Sizes
- Gallon
- Color
- Ready-mixed white; the color goes on with the topcoat
- 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
- 3192 / 3194
- Coverage
- 90–110 sq ft per gallon
- Film build
- 16 mils wet / 7 mils dry
- VOC
- 78 g/L
- Application temp
- Down to 35°F
- Dry / recoat
- 1 hour / 4 hours
- Alkali
- Up to pH 13
- Arizona system
- Always topcoat with a UV-stable acrylic (Aura Exterior, MoorLife, MoorGard)
Pairs with
Next
Tell us about the surface.
We’ll price Texcrete for the job and have it ready for pickup.

