garfunkel
2016-09-18 11:20:43
- #1
Meal time,
the majority of my apartment is clad with gypsum fiber boards. I will apply a diffusion-open primer on them, then a diffusion-open fine structure plaster (lime-based), and finally it will be painted. Here I also want to be diffusion-open, which means a lime-based paint is to be used?
The goal of all this is that the gypsum fiber boards can absorb some room humidity. I do not want to "seal off."
Are the standard paints the right choice here, e.g., Alpinaweiß, or do I need something else?
I have read, for example, that anti-mold paint is nothing other than a lime-based paint. The shade should be white or matte white.
What would you recommend? If possible, I would like a paint that I only have to apply once. The fine structure plaster is already almost white enough to leave as it is. I just want to do a final coat.
the majority of my apartment is clad with gypsum fiber boards. I will apply a diffusion-open primer on them, then a diffusion-open fine structure plaster (lime-based), and finally it will be painted. Here I also want to be diffusion-open, which means a lime-based paint is to be used?
The goal of all this is that the gypsum fiber boards can absorb some room humidity. I do not want to "seal off."
Are the standard paints the right choice here, e.g., Alpinaweiß, or do I need something else?
I have read, for example, that anti-mold paint is nothing other than a lime-based paint. The shade should be white or matte white.
What would you recommend? If possible, I would like a paint that I only have to apply once. The fine structure plaster is already almost white enough to leave as it is. I just want to do a final coat.