White water-based paint for outdoor use. Organic paints and varnishes. Requirements for facade paint.

Covered with a thick layer of varnish, which has already been partially completely omitted. It is blown out and the coating becomes brittle. Probably, it was badly or not at all primed, and also the glaze is not good if after such a short time it already makes its way. The spots where the varnish has already cracked earlier have turned black, which appear lighter with lighter colors.

Parking lots can be treated with a thin layer of varnish or a thick layer of varnish. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages. Thick-layer glazing gives a smooth, easy-to-clean surface. But it goes away somehow, and the subsequent treatment is more complicated. A good varnish should last 5 years with free weathering. With thin layer liners, you have a fairly rough wood surface that cannot be wiped clean. However, the wood remains exposed and uncoated. Thin-layer lasers emit over time, post-treatment is easier.

You can usually make your way quickly after cleaning. Oil glazes, which are mostly thin, absorb very well into the wood and adhere so well. By the way, a thick layer of glaze did not lead to the death of the tree. The reason for this is that the benches can dry well again.

The eucalyptus tree garden bench was originally glazed. The frosting went on pretty well, but worn out over time but not destroyed. However, it was also quite thin, these glazes do not tend to flake off. The bank was polished and counted. The wood has been darkened with oil, although it is not pigmented.

The varnish is problematic here because small imperfections on the surface force water under the varnish. This leads to discoloration and further flaking of the varnish. Well, it's probably best if you keep it on a regular basis. Post-treatment is very easy and fast in Tsl. On the other hand, painted surfaces can only be difficult to add, especially if they already look like the picture.

Still very intact with thick glaze. Clearly visible on the shiny layer on the wood. It is clear here that the oil-based paint penetrates deeply into the wood and forms a good bond with it. The surface is dull, because after the first layer almost no layer is formed on the wood.

Only other dyes result in a silky sheen. The seat is made of stencil printing plate. Although the edges are not sealed, it has very good strength during free weathering. This is a place with one playground. The covering layer has already been completely removed, and the other layers have been removed from the cutting edge, because the water penetrates more and more and the wood swells and depletes. Laminated glued panels on the outside do not have a long service life. However, in any case, it is worth fixing the cutting edges with varnish.

Wood surfaces treated with bright glaze quickly look unclean. For wherever cracks can penetrate the water, the wood turns gray or black. Often bright glazes are visible, heavily contaminated because water seeps in everywhere. It is very difficult to constantly maintain the bright color of the wood. Dark colors like dark brown or black work best outside. However, the wood becomes heavier, which is not always a good thing.

In some places, it begins to turn gray, especially where complete weathering occurs. However, the overall color is still pretty good. In the meantime, 6 years have passed. The facade is now completely gray. The exceptional color is only seen under the roof. In some places, the wasps gnawed at the wooden surface.

There is a strong contrast here. Another facade, also finished in a light tone. As a result, the gray hair of the tree is not visible. Where the color is shaded, you can see gray hair. Or the binder happens over time. Typically, thin-layer onlays are not as sharp, but medium to thick layers.

Screenshot from screen printing. Here you can see that bulletproof, multiplex or screen printing plates are not particularly suitable for appearance... Water enters the cutting edge. Due to the constant strong swelling and shrinkage, the wood disintegrates more and more. Already after 1-2 years, the layers dissolve in the marginal area; after 5 years, the destruction is often so strong that the component must be renewed. Sealing the edge can help something, but also after a short time.

The playground object that I finally looked at was already 7 years old and survived freely. The screen-printing plate used there was still top-notch, although no edge sealing was made. In a completely weathered project, this has been working for 7 years. Water does not penetrate the cutting edge.

Terrace tables are finished with a thick layer. This ensures that water does not penetrate the wood, but instead bubbles and runs off. Such a smooth finish is also very good at removing and bacteria can settle themselves so much. Well suited for gastronomic amenities. However, it should also be taken annually. This requires a bevel, which is a small force. perhaps anger also suffers. To prevent the layer from getting too thick, you can also use thin layer varnishes for post-processing.

Generally, solvent-based systems are more suitable, especially for post-processing. Unfortunately, there are practically no thin layer solvents that do not contain biocides. Two-story wooden facade. It was treated with a medium layered bright glaze. A technical mistake was made here: water descends from the roof onto the paving stones and splashes onto the facade. This is why this wet corner is getting more and more gray.

Already an older sign in the Eiffel, which was structurally well protected by a cracked roof. The roof is covered with a roof, which is also quite durable. It was treated with a thin layer of varnish, which was destroyed in the lower left corner by insects. The text has been engraved, which is also a permanent solution.

A typical example of an unsuitable varnish in appearance. It was probably too complicated to begin with and messed up over time. Quite thick layers will also allow the wood floor to flake and flake. Unfortunately, there are still window varnishes that behave this way.

Bench finished with colorless or slightly pigmented beige glaze. Over time, the wood naturally dissipates and the wood turns gray. This provides a strong contrast. An information board that resolves quite well in some details: The roof ensures that there is some water in the rest of the tree. The sheet is mounted centrally from the roof so that no water flows there. The rest of the roof is an unoccupied tree that is so heavily loaded. Durability can be roofed lid.

The wood does not touch the ground below, which resists rotting. For an earthing ground fixed to an iron, which is also screwed quite far away, because the wood at the bottom will rot at some time. The pointer was written 16 and appears to have just been set. Location: Rechberg in Egggegebirge. A fairly light thin layer will be shaded after 3-4 years in more weathered areas. You can also see here that many small details determine how long such a bulletin board is kept.

Metallic or raffian wallpaper, tiles or bookshelves - colors and varnishes protect and decorate alike. But not every color is perfect for every surface. Our guide will tell you what to look for when choosing colors and varnishes so that they can develop the desired effect for as long as possible. We will help you with your purchasing decision.

Interior paints for masonry, concrete, plaster and wallpaper

For interior surfaces such as interior walls and ceilings, especially suitable dispersion paints from synthetic resin. They contain synthetic resins, usually acrylic resins, as binders and water as solvents. Dispersion paints adhere well to most substrates, Primers, old dispersion paints, primed drywall and cement fiber boards, as well as masonry, plaster and concrete. They are easy to process, dilute with water and nonetheless resistant to washing.