Silacote Paint Q&A
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Asked 1 ´month ago
is there a smooth white color of this paint View answer
Asked 1 ´month ago
What color is the untainted? View answer
Answer posted 10 months ago
Is this appropriate for use on primed Hardie Panel? View answer
Answer posted 11 months ago
can it be used on old concrete in a garage that plans to be converted into an adu? View answer
Answer posted 1 year ago
How do you know what the color numbers stand for? View answer
Answer posted 1 year ago
I have a cinder block foundation with a cement based parging that had a color added to make it black. The color turned out to be a darker grey. I believe it was a powder that was added to the parging mix. Can we use the Silacote to get the black color we originally were looking to achieve? Also, if the Silacote is suitable, which type would be recommended, smooth or textured? View answer
Answer posted 1 year ago
Hello, why is Silicate not for low traffic floors? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Can this product be used on an interior concrete chimney that is in use (gets warm)? View answer
Answer posted 3 years ago
Is this breathable AND water resistant? View answer
Answer posted 3 years ago
I am wondering if this paint can be used in a paint sprayer, and if yes how? House built in the 50s looking to upgrade our Cinder Block basement walls with a coat of paint. Basement is a walk out and very dry though the walls on one side are damp ish at times. Walls are unpainted. Also can I use this paint to do the basement ceiling wood joists? View answer
Answer posted 3 years ago
To the company: Is this suitable for exterior repainting over already existing paint? View answer
Answer posted 3 years ago
can this be used as a sealant over mastic on a concrete basement floor? View answer
Answer posted 3 years ago
Can this product be used on Hempcrete blocks, both outside and inside? View answer
Answer posted 3 years ago
Can this be used over drywall? View answer
Answer posted 4 years ago
What does tinted, untinted, smooth, and textured mean? View answer
Answer posted 4 years ago
Can I use this to make candle vessel's ? And if so, will it be heat resistant? View answer
Answer posted 5 years ago
This product appears to be what I've been looking for to paint basement cinder block walls! Unfortunately, there is already a layer of failing paint on the walls that I have scraped/prepped. Do you have an alternative product you suggest for walls that include some bare block but some partially painted? View answer
Answer posted 5 years ago
Where can I find the MSDS with ingredients? Thank you! View answer
Answer posted 5 years ago
How does this compare to Romabio brand paint? View answer
Answer posted 5 years ago
Can this be used on Magnesium Oxide board? View answer
Answer posted 5 years ago
Can this be used on a concrete kayak ramp to stop algae growth? Our ramp gets very slippery. View answer
Answer posted 5 years ago
Can I use this product in a shipping container house? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
50 year old cinder block basement, leaky and damp. Fixed gutters and backfilled around the house, now there's no water leaking at all. Have a dehumidifier and blocks look much better. Need a breathable cinder block paint so any water in the block can evaporate (if there is any). Will this work for primer and paint work for my situation? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Can Silacote be used over natural / breathable Venetian plaster? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Do you have a paint that would be suitable for using on ceramic tiles around a fireplace? View answer
Answer posted 9 years ago
I ordered a sample of the Hansa Silicate and am testing a small patch on our basement foundation. I did want to ask a technical question. We have a house built in 1904. The foundation is stacked stone and has been tuck pointed. When we purchased the home, our inspector indicated we should never waterproof the walls because they need to breathe. From what I understand, this product can be painted onto the stone to help reduce the dust, but will still allow the walls to breathe. Can someone confirm? I would hate to paint all the walls and have it compromise the structural foundation, which is in fantastic shape. View answer
Answer posted 9 years ago
