Earthborn Ecopro Silicate Masonry Paint 5L White Reviews

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Earthborn Ecopro Silicate Masonry paint can be used on exterior and interior mineral surfaces e.g stone, pebble dash, concrete, plaster, masonry and sound silicate-based paint surfaces. It is a long lasting mineral paint that dries to a classic matt finish and is highly breathable and weather resistant.
Earthborn Silicate Masonry paint can last for up to 15 years and is perfect for renovations. It provides an alternative to traditional and conventional lime based coatings.
TIP: If you need to prepare your walls prior to painting, use the <a href="Earthborn%20Ecopro%20Silicate%20Masonry%20Paint">Earthborn Silicate Masonry Primer</a>
Available in choice of 48 ready mixed colours.

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“Ah, the Earthborn Ecopro Silicate Masonry Paint … to be honest with you, when TEN x 5 litre drums arrived, I half-expected them to contain a small family of paint-loving otters … but NO it’s just paint, but ‘good’ paint. The kind of paint that looks at your crumbling masonry and whispers, “Let’s make you look like a freshly iced cake, shall we?” First off, the colour. It’s white. Not “just stepped out of a detergent advert” white, not “nervous vicar’s collar” white, but a proper, “I mean business” white. The sort of white that makes pigeons think twice before leaving their mark. Application? A dream. AND, as for the eco-friendly bit? … well, I’m not EXACTLY sure what ‘silicate’ is, but it sounds like something a wizard would sprinkle on his porridge, so I’m all for it. Now, 50 litres is a lot of paint. Enough to repaint your house, your neighbour’s house, and possibly a medium-sized boulder. BUT if you’re anything like me, you’ll end up painting things you never intended to, including THAT suspicious-looking garden gnome! In conclusion, this paint is brilliant. It sticks where it should, looks smashing and doesn’t smell like a chemical warfare experiment. Would I buy it again? Absolutely. Would I also accidentally paint my cat if he stood still long enough? “No comment!””