Coral Proteção Sol & Chuva Japanese Mushroom: Discreet Facade Tone
Japanese Mushroom is a discreet gray-beige in Coral's waterproof facade line. See coverage, coats and surface preparation.
Japanese Mushroom sits between gray and beige, discreet enough to blend into varied surroundings without competing with elements like a gate, stone wall or front garden. The base remains the same as the rest of the Coral Proteção Sol & Chuva line: a flexible rubberized film that prevents and fights infiltration, cracks, algae and mold.
Technical data
Classified under ABNT NBR 11702 (09/2019), type 4.5.16. Composition: modified acrylic resin, active and inert pigments, coalescents, thickeners, microbicides, other additives and water. VOC 1.5 to 24.0 g/L.
Application
Coverage up to 85 m² per 18 L container. 10% dilution, 3 coats as reference, full cure in 24 hours.
Surface preparation
New render: wait 30 days, or use a wall primer. Mold: wash with water and bleach in equal parts, wait 6 hours, rinse and dry completely.
Technical specification
| Field | Specification |
|---|---|
| Line | Coral Proteção Sol & Chuva Pintura Impermeabilizante |
| Color | Japanese Mushroom |
| Classification | ABNT NBR 11702 (09/2019), type 4.5.16 |
| Coverage | Up to 85 m² per 18 L |
FAQ
Is Japanese Mushroom more gray or more beige?
It is an intermediate tone between the two, which tends to make integration with elements like stone walls or metal gates easier.
Does this color need different surface preparation?
No, the same procedure applies across the whole line, regardless of color.
What is the coverage per 18 L container?
Up to 85 m², the same reference for the Pintura Impermeabilizante line.
Does this color protect against mold the same way as others?
Yes, the same film prevents and fights infiltration, cracks, algae and mold, in any color.
How many coats does this color need?
3 coats as reference, the same across the whole line.
How do I treat a hairline crack before applying this color?
Clean and brush the surface, remove dust and loose material, and apply a wall primer before the finish coat, for cracks up to 0.2 mm.
Does this color pair well with front gardens and greenery?
There is no documented recommendation about landscaping pairing; neutral gray tones tend to integrate well with that kind of composition, though it is an aesthetic choice.
What is the full cure time for this color?
24 hours, with touch-dry in 30 minutes and 4 hours between coats.