Paints & coatings

Wall paints, facade paints and renders, lacquers, enamels and protective coatings for inside and outside. Choose by surface, substrate and sheen.

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Paints & coatings

Protective paint Geolite Microsilicato coloured B 4 l - pallet of 80 pails€ 7981,74 incl. VATView product →

Protective paint Geolite Microsilicato coloured A 4 l - pallet of 80 pails€ 8718,58 incl. VATView product →

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Frequently asked questions about paints and coatings

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Wall paint is made for walls and ceilings inside and comes in white and in mixed colours. The gloss level decides how matt the surface looks and how easy it is to wipe down.

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Facade paint is a coating that colours and protects the masonry, while a decorative render adds a visible structure on top of the wall. Both are for exterior use and go onto a primed surface.

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Lacquers and enamels are used on wood, metal and zinc, in satin or gloss. A primer that matches the substrate goes underneath, so the finish holds and the colour comes out even.

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A primer closes an absorbent surface, improves the adhesion and can block a colour underneath. Choose one that matches the substrate and the paint that goes on top.

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How to choose paint for walls and facades

The substrate comes first: plaster, concrete, wood, metal or an existing coat of paint. An absorbent surface needs a primer, a glossy surface needs a grip layer, and a stained wall may need a blocking coat before the finish goes on.

Then choose the finish by where it hangs: wall paint inside, facade paint or decorative render outside, and lacquer or enamel on wood and metal. The sheen - matt, satin or gloss - decides the look and how much the surface shows wear.