Old fortress facade acrylic water-dispersion paint

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Old fortress facade acrylic water-dispersion paint, White, 4.2 kg

Facade acrylic water-dispersion paint for protective and decorative finishing of exterior wall structures.

Specifications

Color:
White
Gloss level:
Matte, 3
Fungicidal protection:
Protection period:
10 years
Application area:
Outdoors
Safety:
Safe
Packaging:
4.2 kg
Durability:
Aesthetic and mechanically resistant
Thinner:
Water
Hiding power class:
2
Application temperature:
+5°C ... +35°C

Choose a variant

Color: White White
Packaging: 1.4 kg 4.2 kg 7 kg 14 kg

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Selected variant White · 4.2 kg

499.20 ₴

Description

Old Fortress facade acrylic water-dispersion paint is intended for protective and decorative painting of facades and exterior wall structures.

The paint is used outdoors on prepared mineral substrates, including concrete, plaster, and brick. It suits facade work where a white matte coating with vapor permeability and a neat exterior finish is needed.

The product specifications state matte level 3, hiding power class 2, fungicidal protection, water thinning, and a 10-year protection period when the manufacturer’s recommendations are followed.

Before application, clean the surface from dust, dirt, unstable coatings, and poorly bonded particles. The substrate should be dry, strong, and level, and the application temperature should be within +5°C ... +35°C.

Mix the paint until homogeneous and thin with water if needed. Apply evenly, considering the facade condition, weather during work, and the recommended drying time between coats.

Benefits

  • intended for facades and exterior wall structures;
  • forms a white matte coating for decorative finishing;
  • suitable for prepared concrete, brick, and plastered substrates;
  • has hiding power class 2 and fungicidal protection;
  • the stated protection period is 10 years when the manufacturer’s recommendations are followed;
  • thins with water and is available in pack sizes for different facade work volumes.

Where to use

  • building facades and exterior walls;
  • prepared exterior mineral substrates;
  • concrete, brick, and plastered surfaces;
  • repair or decorative facade renewal;
  • areas where a white matte coating for outdoor use is needed;
  • facade work where vapor permeability and coating durability are important.

How to choose a variant

  • 1.4 kg is convenient for a small facade area or trial painting;
  • 4.2 kg suits local repair or a single surface plane;
  • 7 kg is useful for a medium amount of facade work;
  • 14 kg is suitable for a larger area or a series of exterior surfaces;
  • all variants are white, so check whether you need a ready white finish or further tinting;
  • for facades, use outdoor application, hiding power class 2, and the 10-year protection period as key references.

How to apply

  • prepare a dry, strong, and level facade substrate without dust, dirt, or unstable coatings;
  • make sure the surface has no poorly bonded particles;
  • plan work at an application temperature of +5°C ... +35°C;
  • mix the paint until homogeneous before use;
  • thin with water if needed according to the manufacturer’s recommendations;
  • apply evenly, considering the substrate condition, weather, and recommended drying time between coats.

FAQ: use, consumption, and common mistakes

  • What is it suitable for?
    Facade acrylic water-dispersion paint for protective and decorative finishing of exterior wall structures.

  • When is it not suitable?
    Do not apply over dust, grease, moisture, chalky or weak coatings; difficult substrates need primer or a test area.

  • What is the consumption or yield?
    No separate consumption value is listed, so estimate from area, joint size, or recommendations for the specific application method.

  • How long does the layer dry or form?
    Let the layer fully form before loading. For difficult conditions, make a test area and check the instructions.

  • What are the common mistakes?
    Painting a weak base without primer, applying too thick a layer, wrong application temperature, and rushing between coats.

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