ArmourTone Sanded

Product Data Sheets

Generic Type

100% acrylic-based interior or exterior abuse resistant finish that achieves a variety of textures including smooth mono-chromatic, imperfect smooth with highlighting stain, decorative mottled, orange peel or knockdown, or fine sand finish.

Common Usage

ArmorTone Sanded is a textured high performance, acrylic polymer based, integrally colored texture coating. ArmourTone Sanded may be used for interior or exterior applications over properly prepared substrates. Create looks ranging from traditional knockdown textures to decorative mottled finishes. May be used over a base coat of ArmourFill or in a two coat application over ArmourPrime.

 

Special Qualifications

Coverage

60-85 sq. ft. per 1 gallon (one coat)

300-425 sq. ft. per 5 gallon (one coat)

Colors

Untinted, Mediterranean White, Magnolia, Sea Salt, Aspen Bark, Historic White, Platinum, Cultured Pearl, City Sky, Cashmere, Marcona Almond, Parchment, Canvas Beige, Sisal, Soapstone, Earthen Clay, High Plains, Sundance, Ginger Root, Henna, Terracotta, Aged Barnwood, Marcasite, Modern Griege, Lava Rock, Gunmetal, Fennel Seed, Escalante, Tuscan Vineyard, Desert Saguaro, Gecko, Farmhouse, Adirondack Lake, Cast Pewter, Fireside, Meteorite

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Other Attributes

Application

Apply a basecoat of ArmourFill or other approved basecoat.

 

Spray ArmourTone Sanded using typical drywall texturing equipment. For small areas a hopper and compressor may be used. For large scale projects a texture pump is preferable. Adjust gun orifice size and pressure settings to achieve the desired texture.

 

Use stainless steel plaster trowels or drywall knives to knock down the finish to achieve the desired final appearance.

 

AT Stain may be troweled into the semi-wet finish after it has been knocked down to create mottled appearance. A hard plastic float may be used to compress the finish as it dries to create a smoother feel and appearance.

Project Conditions

Substrate must be clean, dry, sound and free of contaminants such as dust, oil, mildew and efflorescence. Ambient conditions, substrate and the product itself must be at a minimum of 45°F during the application and at least 48 hours following.

Mixing

Thoroughly mix with a paddle mixer to a homogeneous consistency at low rpm. In a 1 gallon container, up to 3-4 ounces of clean, potable water may be added to adjust viscosity. Close container when not in use. Strain through a standard paint-type strainer before use.

 

Substrate Preparation

New Drywall:

Treat all joints, fasteners and accessories with the ArmourJoint system or industry standard joint treatment system or attaining a Level 3 finish as outlined in Gypsum Association publication GA-214, “Recommended Levels of Gypsum Board Finish.”

 

Masonry and Textured Surfaces:

Concrete and plaster surfaces should be thoroughly cured before application. Poured concrete surfaces should cure for at least 28 days before finishing. Cement and gypsum plaster base coats should cure for at least seven days before finishing. Remove all from release agents and efflorescence and grind down form lines or other irregularities which protrude from the plane of the substrate. Pre-fill any existing texture or depressions in the plane of the substrate using ArmourTone level code or an approved leveler.

Drying Time

The finish will dry to the touch within three to four hours over most substrates and ambient conditions. Avoid heavy traffic or cleaning for 48 hours after application. Protect from rain for a minimum of 24 hours per coat. Surface absorption, temperature and humidity affect drying time.

 

 

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