Coatings designed for Florida to protect, preserve and beautify.

Their flagship exterior coating. Cross-linking resin technology gives it extreme resistance to blistering and peeling, and it is self-priming on properly prepared surfaces.

• TechnologyCross-linking acrylic; self-priming
• WarrantyLifetime limited
• SheensFlat and satin (gloss in some markets)
• CoverageExcellent hide, heavy film build

Where we use it: full-repaint exteriors where you want the longest service life, on homes with heavy sun exposure, and whenever a deep or saturated body color is going on stucco.

Film build, per coat: 250–300 sq ft/gal · 5.3–6.4 mils wet · 2.1–2.5 mils dry

Built around PermaLast® technology and acrylic co-polymers for a thicker film than ordinary latex, with strong resistance to cracking, peeling and blistering plus a mildew-resistant coating.

• TechnologyPermaLast® acrylic co-polymers
• WarrantyLifetime limited
• SheensFlat, satin and gloss
• CoatsSelf-priming: one on repaints, two on bare surfaces

Where we use it: our workhorse for full exteriors. The thicker film bridges hairline stucco cracks well, and the mildew resistance matters in Florida humidity.

Film build, per coat: 250–300 sq ft/gal · 5.3–6.4 mils wet · 2.1–2.7 mils dry

Formulated for hostile weather windows. ClimateFlex combines early moisture resistance with ExtremeTemp technology, so the film resists moisture within 30 minutes even at 35°F.

• TechnologyClimateFlex™: early moisture + ExtremeTemp
• Application range35°F to 120°F air, surface and material
• Moisture resistanceWithin 30 minutes at 35°F
• SheensFlat, satin and gloss

Where we use it: the Florida rainy season. When an afternoon storm can arrive before a coat has fully set, the early moisture resistance protects the work. The 120°F ceiling also helps on west elevations in July.

Film build, per coat: 350–400 sq ft/gal · 4.0 mils wet · 1.4 mils dry

Advanced acrylic resin technology for adhesion and color retention, with a dirt-resistant and mildew-resistant coating that resists frost, peeling, blistering, fading and cracking.

• TechnologyAdvanced acrylic resin; dirt resistant
• WarrantyLifetime limited
• SheensFlat, low lustre, satin, gloss, high gloss
• Application rangeMost sheens down to 35°F

Where we use it: rental and investment property, outbuildings, budget-driven repaints, and homes being prepared for sale where a clean, uniform finish matters more than a twenty-year horizon.

Film build, per coat: 350–400 sq ft/gal · 4.0 mils wet · 1.5 mils dry

A urethane-modified alkyd resin in a waterborne package: the hard, smooth finish of a traditional oil enamel with water cleanup, far less odor, and no tendency to yellow.

• TechnologyUrethane-modified alkyd, waterborne
• StrengthsFlow and leveling, washability, exceptional touch-up
• SubstratesDrywall, wood, masonry and metal, interior or exterior
• YellowingResists yellowing, unlike traditional oil

Where we use it: doors, trim, cabinets and railings in occupied homes — where you want an enamel-hard finish but cannot live with solvent odor for days, and where white trim must stay white.

Film build, per coat: film build per product data sheet

Not a paint. A clear silane that soaks into bare concrete and masonry and reacts with it, so the surface resists water, salt and efflorescence while keeping its natural, uncoated look.

• Technology40% silane, penetrating and breathable
• FinishClear, no film — treated areas look untreated
• SurfacesBare concrete, brick, block, stucco and pavers
• Tested95% less chloride intrusion (NCHRP 244); 88% water repellency (Rilem tube)
• ApplicationOne flood coat, 50–90°F, 4–5 hours rain-free, 7 days to fully react

Where we use it: natural brick, pavers, driveways and unpainted stucco you want to keep uncoated. It does not go over paint, stains or sealers, and it will not seal cracks — those get repaired first.

Film build: none — it penetrates the substrate rather than forming a film