Hello everyone,
Since I do a lot of manual work myself, I know how much good tools can help during the execution. I have had little experience with painting and plastering so far, but I will be doing these tasks myself. I have already bought a decent plastering tool set and wanted to know if there is also a good painting tool set? All those Amazon sets are okay for one room but not suitable for an entire house. Do you have a good manufacturer to recommend?
Thank you very much!
Since I do a lot of manual work myself, I know how much good tools can help during the execution. I have had little experience with painting and plastering so far, but I will be doing these tasks myself. I have already bought a decent plastering tool set and wanted to know if there is also a good painting tool set? All those Amazon sets are okay for one room but not suitable for an entire house. Do you have a good manufacturer to recommend?
Thank you very much!
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SaniererNRW12314 Nov 2022 12:33Bauenaberwie schrieb:
I basically applied it directly from the bucket to the wall. I think the color looks fine. I guess I just rolled it on. For decorative quartz, you need to apply at least two coats—not just for the color but also for the texture. That way, it covers everything well.
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Bauenaberwie14 Nov 2022 15:49This is the result after one pass; we actually don’t want much more texture than this 😀 By the way, this is the fine
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SaniererNRW12314 Nov 2022 16:11Bauenaberwie schrieb:
This is the result after one coat; we don’t actually want much more texture 😀 By the way, this is the fine Then you have to paint – full coverage can’t be achieved with just one coat. A second coat won’t give you more texture either, only a more even texture (which is especially noticeable with medium or coarse finishes).
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Bauenaberwie14 Nov 2022 19:15Okay, as I mentioned, the only question is about an "affordable" yet non-toxic paint for the first coat 🙂
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SaniererNRW12314 Nov 2022 20:14Caparol Indeko. Good quality, not cheap. You can't have both at the same time. From experience: two coats are needed for a perfect finish.
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Bauenaberwie3 Dec 2022 15:02Hey,
I have a question about the paint behind the washbasin. In the guest bathroom, the wall where the washbasin is mounted is not tiled. We have gypsum plaster, and as long as it is not constantly damp, it should be fine. Should we still paint this wall with a special type of paint? If so, which one? Thanks!
I have a question about the paint behind the washbasin. In the guest bathroom, the wall where the washbasin is mounted is not tiled. We have gypsum plaster, and as long as it is not constantly damp, it should be fine. Should we still paint this wall with a special type of paint? If so, which one? Thanks!
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