Wall paints - Import export

Suitable for best suited for and universally usable on bearing lime or cement plaster, concrete, masonry, gypsum plaster and dispersion or silicate-based paint. Our product has been annealed using silica sol and it is free of solvents. It is naturally resistant to mold and washable.

Suitable for professional Silicate Interior Wall Paint can be applied universally to viable lime- and cement plaster, concrete, brick and woodchip textured wallpaper. The solvent-free, silicate-enriched wall paint is specially made for these types of surfaces. Its special composition creates an inseparable microporous bond with the substrate. This silicification results in perfect adhesion and produces extremely strong durability even on critical substrates. Highest color stability: A1 (FB-Code, BFS-MB Nr. 26).

Suitable for outdoor facades: Professional Silicate Facade Paint AS17 can be applied universally to viable lime- and cement plaster, concrete, and brickwork. Also very well-suited for External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems (ETICS) as well as wheathered, matt dispersion- and silicone resin coats. Solvent-free, silicate dispersion paint enriched with nano-quartz-particles (silicate sol) in accordance with VOB/C DIN 18363 2.4.1. Its special composition and ingredients create an inseparable microporous bond with the substrate. This silicification results in perfect adhesion and achieves an extremely good durability even on critical substrates. Highest color stability: A1 (FB-Code, BFS-MB Nr. 26).

Suitable for professional Silicate Interior Wall Paint can be applied universally to viable lime- and cement plaster, concrete, brick and woodchip textured wallpaper. The solvent-free, silicate-enriched wall paint is specially made for these types of surfaces. Its special composition creates an inseparable microporous bond with the substrate. This silicification results in perfect adhesion and produces extremely strong durability even on critical substrates. Highest color stability: A1 (FB-Code, BFS-MB Nr. 26).