• Penetrates and Seals
• Excellent Exterior Durability
• "Breathable" finish
• Available in semi gloss, satin & flat sheens

NEW OR UNPAINTED CONCRETE - Make sure concrete is sound and not crumbling. All surfaces to be coated must be free of dirt, dust, oil, grease, mold and mildew, curing agents, release compounds and all other contaminants. Oil and grease should be scrubbed clean with a detergent or trisodium phosphate diluted in water. Mildew should be killed with bleach. Best results will be obtained with additional pressure cleaning. New or bare and smooth pre-cast / tilt-up, and poured concrete should be etched with muriatic acid and water ( 1:2 ). Allow acid solution to react for 15-20 minutes on the surface. Concrete should then be thoroughly pressure washed or rinsed/scrubbed with water and allowed to dry completely (24 hours) before staining. A sand/water blast to a 1-1.5 mil. profile may be be used in lieu of acid etching.

NEW OR UNPAINTED STUCCO - Make sure the surface is sound and not crumbling. All surfaces to be coated must be clean, dry, and free from all old coatings and contaminants. New stucco should be allowed to cure a minimum of 30 days, or until a p.H. reading of 11.0 or below is achieved. Pressure wash the surface thoroughly to remove all contaminants. Allow to dry completely ( at least 24 hours under favorable conditions ) before staining.

NEW OR UNPAINTED BLOCK - Make sure concrete is sound and not crumbling. All surfaces to be coated must be free of dirt, dust, oil, grease, mold and mildew, curing and release compounds, sealers, and any other contaminants. Pressure wash the surface thoroughly to remove all surface contamination and efflorescence. Allow to dry completely ( at least 24 hours under favorable drying conditions; maximum 20 % moisture ) before coating.

Apply with roller, spray, or brush. Stir contents thoroughly to insure an even mixture of pigments and resins. Apply at a rate of 50 to 200 square feet per gallon depending on profile and porosity of surface. A wet edge must be kept to avoid lap marking / flashing.

• DO NOT APPLY when air or surface temperatures are below 50 degrees Fahrenheit ( 10 C ) or are expected to fall there before the coating will have a chance to dry.
• DO NOT APPLY when air or surface temperatures exceed 90 degrees Fahrenheit or lap marking may occur.
• DO NOT APPLY to a wet or damp surface.
• DO NOT APPLY when it may rain or if dew may condense on the surface before the paint will have a chance to dry.
• ALLOW for slower drying during high humidity.
• DO NOT ALLOW to freeze. Store above 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
• RESISTANT to oil, grease and most dilute household chemicals; but gasoline will soften the coating. If gasoline is spilled, allow it to evaporate rather than wiping up, the coating will recover and dry.

Normally dries in 2 - 4 hours. Low temperatures and high humidity can extend drying and curing time. Moisture and dew on the surface will halt the curing process until the surface dries again and should be taken into consideration.