The Oxide paints offered by us are intended for coloring lime, cement and plasters, but are also used for grouting. Oxide paints are available in 1 kg tubs, in different colors and in powder form. Paints for lime, cement and plasters have an unlimited shelf life. They should be stored in dry rooms.
The Oxide paints offered by us are manufactured by HOBBY LINE.
OXIDE PAINTS - HOW TO USE AND TIPS
To use Oxide Paints, they must be mixed with the cement mixture you will be using and dissolved in the concrete impregnator or other mixture. They are beaten with a small amount of water to obtain a pasty mixture, which is left to stand for 1 hour.
Oxide paints are also widely used in grouting. After mixing the lime and cement mixture with which you intend to fill the joints, you can add oxide paint in the color you want. The amount of oxide paint in the mixture should not be more than 5% of the mass of the cement. Otherwise, the solution weakens and no longer has the same resistance and durability.
Besides this subtlety, it's a good idea to learn a little more about the colors of oxide paints to save yourself money and nerves. Look for a specialist who can tell you which colors are made and how. For example, green is made from yellow oxide paint and indigotine.
The resulting mixture is mixed with another previously prepared mixture of 10 kg of slaked lime, water and 0.5 kg of C-200 glue to increase the resistance of the coating.
The oxide paint is mixed with lime in an amount of 30-50 g/sq.m depending on the desired color saturation. They are beaten with a small amount of water to obtain a pasty mixture, which is left to stand for 1 hour. The finished mixture is strained. Before applying to the walls, they must be moistened with a spray pump. For plasters and cement, add paint up to 10-15% of the mixture and 2-3% C-200 for color stability.
