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How To Apply: Lime Paint
Lime paint can be substituted for modern synthetic paints to achieve a homey, softer effect, both to the touch and on the eyes. It is evocative of a time where old values and traditions were cherished. Very easy to apply. Download Lime Paint MSDS sheet. (Word doc)
Composition: Slaked lime, glue and drying retardants. The material comes in the natural white color
Packaging: 14 lt. - US Gallon 3.7 - Imp. Gallon 3.1 - polyethylene containers 3.5 lt. - US Gallon .925 - Imp. Gallon .775 - polyethylene containers
Theoretical Yield: 3.5 liter : 100 - 200 sq. feet 14 liter : 550 - 650 sq. feet
Where to apply Lime Paint:
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Type of surface |
Preparation required |
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New plaster lime based |
No priming necessary |
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Gypsum |
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Plasterboard |
One coat of Normal Primer |
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Medium density |
One coat of Primer for Wood |
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Old plaster |
Brush down thoroughly and one coat of Fondo Normal or of Quartz Primer |
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Limewash |
Brush down thoroughly and one coat of Normal Primer |
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Polished lime finish |
Brush down thoroughly and sandpaper and one coat of Normal Primer |
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Washable paint |
One coat of Normal Primer |