Dryvit Tuscan Glaze 5 Gallon: Acrylic Custom Antique Stain

Dryvit Tuscan Glaze 5 Gallon: Acrylic Custom Antique Stain

Dryvit Tuscan Glaze is a tintable acrylic stain that can be applied to acrylic or elastomeric Dryvit finishes, providing an “old world” or “antique” look. Questions? Contact Us.

Dryvit Tuscan Glaze is used as an antique stain to simulate century old plaster and was designed to obtain a faux or “mottled” appearance on Dryvit finishes. Tuscan Glaze works best when applied over fine aggregate finishes, such as Freestyle, Lymestone and Weatherlastic Adobe. It is available in 12 standard colors.

Drying Time: Drying time of the coating is dependent upon the air temperature, relative humidity and the coating thickness. Under average drying conditions 70 °F (21 °C), 55% R.H., protect work from rain for at least 24 hours.

Job Conditions: Air and surface temperature for application of Tuscan Glaze must be 40 °F (4 °C) or higher and must remain so for a minimum of 24 hours. Ensure that consistent wall temperatures are maintained during the application of Tuscan Glaze to avoid unwanted discoloration.

Temporary Protection: Shall be provided at all times until the Tuscan Glaze is completed to protect he wall from weather and other damage. Water Vapor Transmission (ASTM E 96): Tuscan Glaze is permeable to moisture vapor.

Insure that the receiving surface has been properly prepared according to the Surface Preparation section of this Product Data Sheet. Tuscan Glaze is best applied on large areas using a Hudson-type sprayer or airless spray equipment. For smaller areas, Tuscan Glaze is best applied with a paint pad or, depending on the desired results, a roller, paintbrush or sponge. Job site mock-ups are required and
should represent the actual job site application techniques. Apply Tuscan Glaze evenly in light coats. If sagging or running occurs, use a sponge or paint pad to correct immediately. Watch for brush or roller lines. If brush or roller lines appear, use a damp sponge, a paint pad or rag to make them disappear before the Tuscan Glaze starts to dry. The wall may be blotted with a camelback sponge to achieve the
desired mottled appearance. Check wall throughout the application to insure that uniformity and the desired appearance is achieved.