Strengthen Your Foundation with Styro Industries Tuff II Wheaton Foundation Coating

Secure and enhance the durability and appearance of your building’s foundation with the Styro Industries Tuff II Wheaton Foundation Coating. This 5-gallon coating is expertly crafted to defend against moisture and weathering, offering long-lasting strength and stability. The Tuff II Wheaton is a premixed, ready-to-use trowel-on coating that is ideal for a variety of surfaces, including insulated concrete forms, rigid foam insulation, brick, concrete, masonry block, and drywall. It provides superior adhesion and resilience, shielding foam from exposure and light damage while delivering attractive textures and rich, consistent colors.

Key Features

• Easy Application: Trowel-on application ensures simplicity and efficiency in the application process.
• Protection: Offers robust protection against UV and physical damage to exposed foam.
• Aesthetic Appeal: Available in various colors and textures to boost curb appeal.
• Durability: Made from 100% acrylic, ensuring durable and long-lasting protection.
• Coverage: Effectively covers up to 80 square feet with a 1/8-inch thickness.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Q: Can Tuff II Wheaton Foundation Coating be used on surfaces other than foam?
  A: Yes, it is versatile and can be applied to concrete block, wood, brick, and drywall.

• Q: How should I apply the Tuff II coating?
  A: Use a trowel, drywall knife, or hopper-style sprayer for application. Ensure the surface is clean and dry before applying for optimal adhesion.

• Q: What precautions should I take during application?
  A: Avoid application in direct sunlight and maintain temperatures above 40F for 24 hours post-application. Always wear gloves and safety glasses, and avoid eye contact.

• Q: Can the coating be painted over?
  A: Yes, once cured, Tuff II can be recoated with another layer of Tuff II or an exterior acrylic paint.

• Q: How long does it take for the coating to dry and cure?
  A: The coating dries and becomes weather-resistant within 24 hours and fully cures to its maximum strength in about 21 days.