Renovate, repair and paint your windowsills using StoneLux Windowsill Stone Coating
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Wanting to improve the appearance of your exterior windowsills? Or Facades?
Then use our stone effect paint to transforms the old or pre-painted windowsills, lintels, door surrounds, etc...into an eye catching authentic & professional stone finish.
With the StoneLux Windowsill Stone Coating it is easy to improve the appearance of your home.
Here are just a few of the benefits:
● Improve the appearance of your home
● Use on old or pre-painted surfaces
● Made from real ground stone
● Quick and easy to apply
● Covers old paintwork
● Breathable
● Decorative, hard wearing and weather resistant
● Ethical compound - water based and harmless to plants and animals
Sounds like John Simm
Interesting, I've never seen this before...I like it! How long will it last before I have to redo it? THANKS
We have a life expectancy of 5-10 years before the need to re coat.
Hello! Is this product waterproof?
Is this available in the U.S.?
If the existing stone has been painted say red would u have to sand the paint off first?
Hi, as long as the paint is clean, dry and not flaking, it can be painted over with Stonelux paint.
will it permanently cover thin cracks?... or is there a pretreatment first?
cracks would need to be repaired before application of our paints.
Can I paint my sandstone sills
Can u paint over this after applying
Hi, Yes you can paint over this, although painting over the coating may reduce the texture.
where do you buy this
www.stonelux.co.uk
Why paint real stone.
Hi, our stone paint is not only for painting real stone, you can also transform wood, wood finishes, marble, tiles, and many more substrates to look and feel like natural stone. Giving the user a natural stone appearance at a fraction of the cost of natural stone.
See no expence was spared for your paint brush
We recommend that use of economy natural bristled brushes with Stonelux paints.
Natural bristled brushes are not normally recommended for use with water-based paints, however, the softness of the bristles are ideal for applying Stonelux Paints. These Natural Bristled Economy Brushes have less bristles than a standard brush, which helps prevent the build-up of ground stone particles within the brush itself, resulting in ease of application and a perfect finish.
Not a fan of painting over natural stone it won’t last
Stonelux paints contain natural ground stone and have been specially formulated to provide an authentic stone finish that looks, feels and breathes like natural stone. Our paints are not masonry paints, but are specialist coatings that are commonly used in the repair of both natural and cast stone (rather than removing and replacing damaged units), or when original stone features have been painted over with many layers of gloss (or other types of) paint that is either not possible or economical to remove.
If you would like any further information on our products, please visit our website.
@@Stonelux Sorry, but in your video it does not look natural after painting as you can see the brush strokes.
Lol is £80 a tin & it looks just like santex paint, nothing like stone. Since you're putting in the effort to prep it first just Keep the original Stone?
Stonelux paints contain natural ground stone and have been specially formulated to provide an authentic stone finish that looks, feels and breathes like natural stone. Our paints are not masonry paints, but are specialist coatings that are commonly used in the repair of both natural and cast stone (rather than removing and replacing damaged units), or when original stone features have been painted over with many layers of gloss (or other types of) paint that is either not possible or economical to remove.
If you would like any further information on our products, please visit our website.
People who paint stone and brick are the same people who put linoleum and shag carpet over beautiful hardwood floors.
John Fritzen what do you suggest?
It was common to paint window sills on Victorian houses as it was to polish front stone steps, so nothing wrong in doing it and does not detract from the value of a property. Using the proper paint does no harm to the stone or sandstone so have to disagree with your view on that point. I take it you have also never lived in a house with wooden floors, although I somewhat agree with you on hardwood floors but it's all down to personal choice and trends at the time. I can never understand why people anywhere, anytime would want to use upvc windows. they look utterly ugly in a new house and even worse in an old house.
@@Meechl he doesn't have a suggestion, just a dumb personal opinion.
@@TheHeavyend81 have you ever seen UPVC windows in Anthracite grey? They look beautiful when finished like that.
not all Victorian houses were built with 'stone' lintels and sills, some made from a form and shuttering approach with a type of primitive aggregate/ stucco. They weather worse than bath stone or limestone for example so alot of repairs down the line and sometimes painting is the only option.