What kind of real stone paint belongs to?

Because many people like to use real stone paint when decorating the walls of houses, most people are familiar with this kind of wall paint, but some people may not know what kind of paint real stone paint belongs to, so today Bian Xiao will explain the properties of real stone paint for everyone.

1. What kind of paint does the real stone paint belong to?

Among many coatings, real stone paint is a very environmentally friendly water-soluble coating. The main raw material of this coating is natural stone powder, and the environmental protection level has reached the national standard. Therefore, consumers can rest assured to buy real stone paint when decorating walls. However, when using this latex paint, we must pay attention to the fact that the wall surface must be completely dry before construction, otherwise it will fall off in a large area.

Second, is the real stone paint used for external walls or internal walls?

Real stone paint can be used for interior and exterior walls. If it is used for external walls, it must be constructed in good weather, otherwise it will affect the brushing effect and shorten the service life of real stone paint. If it is used for interior walls, be sure not to use it in a large area, because it is not particularly convenient to clean it later.

3. Is the wall painted with real stone firmly?

The wall painted with real stone paint is very strong, but it must be remembered that nails or hard objects should not be used to dig three days after construction, otherwise the decorative effect of real stone paint will be affected, and the wall is particularly prone to potholes.

In order to make the real stone paint wall more beautiful, attention should be paid to evenly daub it on the wall with a spray gun during construction, and the construction should be carried out from top to bottom.

4. What are the construction techniques of real stone paint?

1, clean up the wall at the grass-roots level first to ensure that there is no large amount of dirt on the wall.

2. Brush the bottom oil twice on the wall, mainly for the purpose that the real stone paint can be better adsorbed on the wall, and also to prevent alkali from appearing on the wall.

3. Spray real stone paint on the wall. When spraying real stone paint, be sure to control the thickness. The thickness is preferably about 2 mm to 3 mm..

4. After the real stone paint is completely dried, spray the surface oil twice, which will make the real stone paint brighter.