Industrial paints
Industrial paints have two main objectives:
1- Protect the supports from the aggressions to which they are subjected,
2- Give the supports the aesthetic aspect prescribed.
The majority of facades are made of concrete or masonry walls, most often covered with cement plaster. These parts, exposed to bad weather (air, rain, temperature variations, sun, etc.), are treated with appropriate products which, on the one hand, protect them and reinforce their resistance to climatic constraints and on the other hand, give them the desired decorative and aesthetic appearance.
To do this, several solutions are offered by the manufacturers, ranging from mineral and organic paints to thick waterproofing coatings and decorative coatings. Each proposed product requires different processing and supports preparation solutions as well as adequate tools.
In the video opposite, a wide range of tools is offered to professionals to enable them to apply any product intended for facades.
On the other hand, you can follow and appreciate the application of an external coating (to be waxed or varnished), which protects the walls and gives a concrete with several possible effects : iron, floated, sandstone, bonded or striated.
STEP 02 OF THE PAINT WORK : THE FINISHING OF THE SUPPORT
The term “finish step” of a support designates the application of the layer or layers of paint or coatings needed to obtain the final appearance expected.
The finish can be performed with paints or decorative coatings applied according to the technique provided by the manufacturer and the special tools prescribed. It can also be made with special paints such as floors, industrial applications or the treatment of wooden structures.
But most often, when it comes to finishing, we are talking about classic paints to be applied to walls (interiors or facades) and ceilings, most often using paint rollers.
What are these paintings? What are the types of rollers? How to choose the right roll?
You will find in this video the answers to these questions, but also two decorative effects, very simple, made with sponges, naturals or cellulose
STEP 01 OF THE PAINT WORK : THE PREPARATION OF THE SUPPORT
By preparation of a painting support is meant all the work necessary to make it dry, smooth and solid to receive a finishing paint with a rendering and longevity in accordance with the standards. The identification of these works according to the state of the surfaces to be painted and the finishes to come, the choice of the products and the adequate tools and the order of accomplishment of the necessary tasks are so many things to be controlled by the painter.
In this video, you will find, in addition to the explanation of this first stage of the painting, two decorative effects easy to realize.
THE PAINTS WITH WIPING TECHNIQUE
Wiping paints are probably the easiest decorative paints to apply to a do-it-yourselfer. The principle of this simple decoration, but how fresh and timeless, is based on the superposition of two layers of paintings, the first opaque and dark, the second semi-opaque and clear. The decorative effect is produced by a tool (texturing brush, printing roller, stamps, etc …) by wiping the second layer of paint before drying. The wiped parts reveal the dark color of the first layer.
In this video you will find, in addition to two decorative effects, a presentation of the company MINIROS.
For several years now, MINIROS has been present on the construction sites and in vocational training schools in order to be as close as possible to the painters, thanks to its technical sales staff and experts in painting and decoration. This program provides technical assistance and training on methods of painting application and control the selection and use of appropriate tools.
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