To paint the facade of your apartment or house, you have the choice between acrylic, Pliolite, and mineral-based paints. To do it successfully, you must choose the paint wisely, as it will affect the quality of the results. The facade paint contributes to the first decorative touch of your house. It would be a shame to mess it up!
Facade paint is easy to apply. You can use it to repaint walls made of wood, concrete, or cement, whether painted or not. When choosing facade paint, many criteria come into play. In addition to color, you must also consider climatic constraints. Be aware that there are three types of facade paints: water-based, lime-based, and solvent-based. The water-based paint dries quickly, resists weather and cracks, and has little odor. Lime-based paint protects against insects, does not chip, and also withstands climatic variations. Furthermore, water-based and lime-based paints are microporous, meaning they allow walls to breathe and expel moisture. Solvent-based paint does not peel despite climatic changes (sun, rain, frost, and humidity) and is environmentally friendly. Other types of paint can be useful depending on the surface you want to paint: metal paint, exterior stain (for a wooden surface, for example)...
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