Frequently asked questions about EcoPrimer
Frequently asked questions about EcoPrimer
What is the difference between EcoPrimer and EcoPrimer coarse?
EcoPrimer is suitable for dry indoor spaces and smooth walls. EcoPrimer coarse contains a light grit and provides extra grip on more challenging surfaces such as furniture, kitchens or exterior walls.
What is the difference between Lime paint and Concrete effect paint?
Lime paint and Concrete effect paint share the same base, namely lime. Both types of paint are eco-friendly and create a beautiful concrete-look finish.
Concrete effect paint is mixed to your chosen colour especially for you. The colour is created using wet pigments, based on a machine-generated formula.
Lime paint, on the other hand, is supplied with a sachet of dry pigments. This is also based on a formula, but prepared from our own pigment stock. When using Lime paint, you mix the pigments yourself with a small amount of water.
For recipes with a low amount of pigment, you can use a ratio of 50 ml of water per litre of paint. If the colour requires more pigment, use a ratio of 100 ml of water per litre of paint. With higher pigment loads, it can otherwise be quite difficult to achieve a smooth mixture. You want to avoid any lumps of pigment in your paint.
In short: both types of paint provide a beautiful finish.
Is EcoPrimer also suitable for humid rooms?
In that case, use EcoPrimer coarse. This variant is more moisture-resistant and adheres better to surfaces such as bathroom walls (outside the wet zone) or kitchens where there may be a lot of condensation.
Can I use EcoPrimer under all paint types from betonlook.nl?
Yes, the EcoPrimers are suitable for Lime paint, Loam paint, Japandi paint and Concrete effect paint. You just choose the variant that matches the room and the substrate.