"However, these natural colours aren't always what you want, so a coat of masonry paint can transform the interior or exterior of a home and add weather protection. Alternatively, a fresh coat of paint on previously painted masonry surfaces will bring them back to life. Or maybe you're just thinking of painting exterior window sills as a smart designer statement."
"Masonry paint is specially formulated to provide a protective, weather-resistant layer on render, concrete, brick, tiles, stone, cement, pebbledash, and similar surfaces. These are typically not quite as smooth and straightforward as interior surfaces. To ensure a good finish, you need to invest in the right tools. The key equipment is a brush and roller. Specialist masonry brushes (like this Harris Trade Angled Masonry Brush from Amazon) are typically wider than the average paintbrush and often have angled handles."
Masonry paint alters natural masonry colours, adding weather protection and renewing previously painted surfaces. It suits render, concrete, brick, tiles, stone, cement, pebbledash and similar substrates. Achieving a durable finish demands appropriate tools: specialist angled masonry brushes, deep-pile rollers to reach textured surfaces, a roller tray, large dust sheets to protect surrounding areas, and access equipment such as extension poles or ladders. Proper tool choice helps ensure paint reaches nooks and crannies and produces a professional result. Retailers across the UK offer masonry paint and related decorating equipment.
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