Thick paint
 

Can anyone recommend a thick paint to cover a bare
concrete block wall internally ?. .. a sort of slap it on
job to get into all the crevices.
Would a sheepskin roller be best or some sort of sprayer ?

Ta Chris

Thick paint
 

Kris wrote:

Can anyone recommend a thick paint to cover a bare
concrete block wall internally ?. .. a sort of slap it on
job to get into all the crevices.
Would a sheepskin roller be best or some sort of sprayer ?

Textured masonry paint works well for this. We recently used a
large amount of medium textured Dulux, and it went on very
nicely. You'll want a deep pile roller.

--
Grunff

Thick paint
 

"Kris" wrote in message ...
Can anyone recommend a thick paint to cover a bare
concrete block wall internally ?. .. a sort of slap it on
job to get into all the crevices.
Would a sheepskin roller be best or some sort of sprayer ?

Ta Chris

There's a new type of paint called Claypaint from EarthBorn. It's got
a high solid content so is quite thick and covers well. It's made of
clay (as you mightvhave guessed), the advantage on concrete is that it
breathable so you won't be sealing in any damp. Also its hygroscopic,
so you don't get condensation sitting on the surface...this makes it
harder for moulds and mildew to get a started. Best applied with a
roller. EarthBorn havea web site www.earthbornpaints.co.uk with a
stockist list.

Thick paint
 

johndison wrote in message
There's a new type of paint called Claypaint from EarthBorn. It's got
a high solid content so is quite thick and covers well.
Clay is probably one of the oldest "thickeners". Not your ordinary modelling
clay of course, but special grades like bentonite and atapulgite. Not a lot
of people know that....

Thick paint
 

"stuart noble" wrote in message ...
johndison wrote in message
There's a new type of paint called Claypaint from EarthBorn. It's got
a high solid content so is quite thick and covers well.
Clay is probably one of the oldest "thickeners". Not your ordinary modelling
clay of course, but special grades like bentonite and atapulgite. Not a lot
of people know that....

In Claypaint it also provides the colour (ochre, green, grey and terracotta)