Textured Spectis Moulding: Fossil Stone, Concrete, and Wood Grain
Textured Spectis mouldings are the same urethane shapes with a cast surface instead of a smooth face. The finishes are fossil stone, concrete, rough sawn, pecky cypress, wood grain, and stucco stone.
Use a textured stick where the wall is stucco or masonry and a smooth painted moulding would look wrong. Fossil stone should read as cut stone. Concrete finish is for stucco and masonry. The geometry is the same family as the smooth crowns and bases. Match projection and height the same way you would on a smooth profile.
They ship factory primed. Paint can sit in the texture, so use a finish that suits the exposure. Use ADH100 on every bedding face and butt joint.
Sep 30th 2026
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