Benjamin Moore · Primers and stucco
Ultra Spec Masonry Sealer
The coat that makes a chalky stucco wall paintable again.
What it’s for
Most Arizona houses were painted with inexpensive exterior paint, and a few summers in, the sun burns the binder out of it. Rub the wall: if your hand comes away dusty, the old paint is chalk and the new paint has nothing to hold onto.
Masonry Sealer soaks in, locks that chalk down, and gives the topcoat a sound surface. It’s the difference between a repaint that lasts and one that starts chalking again in three years. If the wall rubs clean, skip it — priming sound paint is wasted money.
Where we use it
- Any wall that fails the rub test
- Chalky, sun-worn stucco
- Bare new stucco
- Block walls
At the counter
Stock moves. Call or send the order ahead and it’s ready at the counter.
- Sizes
- Ask the counter
- Color
- Ready-mixed
- 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
- 608
- Use
- Bare or chalky stucco and masonry, under any exterior topcoat
Pairs with
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
The summer repaint. A heat-tolerant film that’s rain-ready in about an hour.
Flat · Low lustre · Soft gloss
Next
Tell us about the surface.
We’ll price Ultra Spec Masonry Sealer for the job, tell you if a different line fits better, and have it ready for pickup.