[DesertPaso]

I watched the Cool Tools Builders Show 2009 Las Vegas today and saw a product I wanted more info on but forgot to write the name down.

It was a dyed stucco type material you trowel onto your interior walls.

I saw a replay of it tonight, but only the last minute (which did not help) and do not see any rebroadcasts of it.

There is not even a clickable link for that episode (DBS09-S) on the DIY website.

Can anyone help me?

 

[mark942]

I do not know about the cool tool product review. But this might help.
Good Luck!!




http://www.tobiasstucco.com/pages/visual/visual.html

 

[astate4life]

texturi

It was called Texturi but that was all the info they gave. i too have been looking for it but can not find any info on it.:thumbsup:

 

[poliwog7]

Some info

I am not sure how much help this will be, but here goes:
The product is indeed called Texturi; Web searches returned links that led to dead URLs like:
http://www.comexpaints.com/textures/Builder_Architec_2.pdf

I found that the website is now:

http://www.thecomexgroup.com/

As yet, I have been unable to locate the exact product, or thereby where to buy/order it. I would really love to use this stuff in my daughter's room as soon as possible. She just turned one and I would like to put something durable on the walls before she starts in with the Crayola routine.

If anyone finds anything more specific, please post it here.
Thx

 

[Jack813]

I also cannot find any info on this product. Someone out there has to know more than what I do. Very interested in Texturi interior paint. Help:confused1:

 

[chowell]

Available at Comex Group stores--Kwal Paint; Frazee; Color Wheel; Parker; General

 

[PaliBob]

Available at Comex Group stores--Kwal Paint; Frazee; Color Wheel; Parker; General

Here is a link to their store locations:
http://www.kwalpaint.com/#locations
.

 

[Thurman]

Bob does his research and comes through again, Thanks Bob. I have been to a "Home Builders Show" in Las Vegas with my bro-in-law who is a developer. There were so many new things for a home builder to view, but I'd say that less than 50% of them were actually on the market at the time. It was like hanging a new candy in fron of a child and telling him/her that it was not available yet. Don't show me a new product that impresses me if it is not available, especially a new tool :thumbup:. Thanks, David