PAINTS | WATERPROOFING | HEAT REFLECTION
PAINTS | WATERPROOFING | HEAT REFLECTION
DEPENDS UPON SURFACE AND PROCESS.
PLASTER SURFACE - COARSE - 1/2 > FINE - 2 > PRIMER - 1 > PAINT 2/3
KALAI/ OLD PAINT - PRIMER - 1 > FINE - 2 > PRIMER - 1 > PAINT 2/3.
P.O.P - PRIMER - 1 > FINE - 1 > PRIMER - 1 > PAINT 2/3.
SMOOTH, FINE, SUPER WHITE , NO JOINTS DURING APPLICATION, MINIMUM BUBBLES UNIFORM SURFACE, LEAST WATER ABSORPTION.
Sir, it completely depends upon Your Budget. I can show you Budget with & Without Putty.
No, it just gives you Good Looking Smooth surface with reducing Undulaton & Water Resistance.
Sir, Distemper is the lowest Quality Paint, No paint comes below Distemper.
In water based paints, water is added to reduce viscosity, that's why its cool in nature & in oil base paints, Thinner or oil is added to reduce viscosity tat's why it is hot in Nature.
3 papers of 220 or 320 grid are required.
NO. A good quality putty never required primer over it, as its water absorption is very very less.
Distemper is called as Lowest quality Paint. No Paint comes below distemper.
Below Distemper is Lime & Mati Powder while Above distemper is Emulsion Paints Range.
Generally there are 3 types of Emulsion Paints. The 1st Quality (Best one) Must have following Properties. Crack Bridging, Water Beading (Lotus Effect), Stain Resistance, Odour Less, Excellent Adhesion etc.