Questions and Answers for BEHR PREMIUM 5 gal. Elastomeric Masonry, Stucco and Brick Exterior Paint

A:  Hi Susan, thank you for your question. The paint can be tinted at the store, or if you're purchasing online, you can order it tinted to the color you'd like. Have a great day! -Giovanna

A:  Hi KAK2, thank you for your question. New concrete should cure for 30 days before painting. Once cured, we recommend priming all uncoated surfaces with the Multi-Surface Primer and Sealer No. 436 before painting the required 2 coats of the paint. Good luck with your project! -Giovanna

A:  Hi Vince, thanks for your question. Yes, our Elastomeric Paint can be used on a concrete block surface. Have a great day! -Christina

A:  Hi meels, thanks for your question. As it turns out, we don't recommend using our Elastomeric paint on an interior project. Instead, it's best to choose an interior paint, such as our Premium Plus Interior, for the best results. Have a great day! -Christina

A:  Hi Jhony, thank you for your question. We recommend priming any uncoated, patched, chalky, wood, or metal surfaces with our Multi-Surface Primer (No. 436) before applying our Elastomeric Masonry, Stucco & Brick Paint. Have a great day! -Lina

A:  Hi Nancy, thank you for your question. Yes, the Elastomeric Paint can be used over previously painted brick in good condition. The surface should be sound, clean, and dry. Good luck with your project! -Giovanna

A:  Hi there, thank you for your question. Please reach out to us directly so that we can get a few more details about your project and determine whether our product will work for you. Our Customer Care team is ready to help! -Giovanna

A:  Hi Hous, thanks for the question. As long as the stucco isn't chalky after cleaning it a primer isn't needed. If the surface is chalky after it's cleaned, I'd recommend priming first with our Interior/Exterior Multi-Surface Stain-Blocking Primer & Sealer. Have a great day! -Ronald

A:  Hi David, thanks for the question. Our Elastomeric Paint isn't recommended for vinyl siding. Have a great day! -Ronald

A:  Hi Rico, thanks for the question. If you're using the Elastomeric Paint for stucco, and there are areas of metal trim that need to be painted, you can go ahead and use the coating on those areas as well. I would recommend priming metal surfaces with an appropriate primer before painting such as our Interior/Exterior Multi-Surface Stain-Blocking Primer. If this is for a standalone metal project you're painting, I wouldn't recommend the Elastomeric Paint. Have a great day! -Ronald