Coronado · Primers and stucco

Texcrete

A thick, flexible first coat for older stucco with heavy chalking or fine cracks. Always topcoated.

In use

An older Arizona ranch house repainted in a flat finish with darker trim
Hairline cracks running through faded paint on older stucco, in low sun
A stucco wall in a flat finish with an ocotillo shadow across it

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.