SpreadRock Wall Coating for Interior & Exterior Walls

Daich Coatings offers the new SpreadRock Wall coating, designed to withstand use in interior and exterior commercial wall projects. 

Made with speckled granite, the real stone coating features high-end, multi-colored granular stones that can be trowel-applied to walls in commercial settings, including offices, restaurants, hospitals, and senior living facilities.

There are three products within the SpreadRock Wall coating system. 

SpreadRock Wall Primer is rolled on first to the wall surface. This primer provides a texture for the main SpreadRock decorative solution to “grab” onto. 

Then two thin layers of SpreadRock Wall Granite are applied with a trowel to the wall. 

Once dried, SpreadRock Sealer is rolled on in two even coats to add protection from dirt and stains to the finished product. The bonding technology and real stone composition ensure solid adhesion, superior flexibility, and dependable durability for both interior

Peter Daich, president of Daich Coatings, said, “With the introduction of SpreadRock Wall, businesses can continue to use our product for flat projects and then ‘go up the wall’ with the same color using SpreadRock Wall. The colors are complimentary to accommodate the ability to completely unify a room setting.”

SpreadRock Wall Granite comes in the same seven colors as SpreadRock stone skin that is used for horizontal applications. This way, business owners can create exterior projects where vertical wall surfaces complement horizontal patio, walkway, porch, patio, and driveway surfaces.

Colors available in both product lines include Anvil, Brownstone, Flint Grey, Ice Grey, Mocha, Sandstone, and Sante Fe. Two new colors are being added to both product lines: Honey Tan and Black Beauty, now giving the choice of nine colors to mix and match for surfaces.

The SpreadRock Wall coating system can be applied to concrete, masonry, cement panels, brick, stucco, and drywall. When applying to exterior walls, pressure washing the surface should take place prior to the SpreadRock Wall Primer being rolled on.