As part of our series on masonry paint and exterior wall coatings, we would like to answer some of the most frequently asked questions down to the basics such as what is masonry paint. What Is Masonry Paint? What is Masonry Paint used for? Believe it or not this is…
How To Be Brave With Blue Masonry Paint
As a series of articles, we would like to introduce the benefits of the most popular colours of masonry paint. Maybe you are looking to sell your property? Maybe you are just looking to refresh your building? Read on to find out why being bold with blue masonry paint could…
Textured Masonry Paint From Promain
As part of our series on Masonry Paint, we would like to introduce you to Textured Masonry Paint. This can be a great alternative to the standard smooth exterior masonry paint. Read on to find out why textured masonry paint could be ideal for your property. First Impressions Count! The…
Choosing The Best Grey Masonry Paint
As a series of articles, we would like to introduce the benefits of the most popular colours of masonry paint. Maybe you are looking to sell your property? Maybe you are just looking to refresh your building? Read on to find out why grey masonry paint could be ideal for…
Glixtone AC1 Masonry Paint
Further to an enquiry from a home-owner who had been advised by her estate agent that the house was looking a little tired and unloved we were contacted by her decorator in regards to Glixtone AC1 Masonry Paint. The house he had been asked to paint was sited close to…
Why Use Masonry Paint?
For the quickest way to give curb appeal to your property, painting the exterior brickwork or render of your building will not only give your building a fresh look but depending on the product used, exterior masonry paint can be waterproofing, breathable or flexible with the added benefit of UV…
Masonry Paint: Introducing Anti Carbonation Paints
Anti Carbonation Paints are formulated to reduce the effects of carbonation on exterior walls. Carbonation is the process in which surfaces decay due to attack from aggressive airborne pollutants such as carbon dioxide. This can be due to too much exposure, but is usually due to the lack of protection….
Masonry Paint: Introducing Lime Wash Paints
History of Lime Wash Lime wash is one of the most traditional type of breathable coatings still available today. Arguably greater than any other masonry paint available, lime washes or white washes are especially compatible with masonry. They can be absorb easily. They have been used for a number of…
Masonry Paint: Introducing Silicate Mineral Paints
History of Silicate Mineral Paints Silicate mineral paints have been developed and enhanced since the 1800’s to reach their level of success in today’s market. Originally, alchemists of the past experimented with glassy shimmering pearls found in fireplaces on their quest to manufacture gold. In 1878, Adolf Wilhelm Keim patented…
Masonry Paint: Introducing Film Forming Paints
What Are Film Forming Paints? Film forming paints work by sticking to the substrate forming a coating or ‘’film’’ on the material, hence the name film forming paint. A film forming paint sticks or bonds to a surface physically as a skin. Organic Polymer Formulated Film Forming Paints When a…