Rust-Oleum 22233 Texture additivo, 1 sterlina (confezione da 1), bianco, 12 fl oz

Name: Rust-Oleum 22233 Texture additivo, 1 sterlina (confezione da 1), bianco, 12 fl oz
Brand: Rust-Oleum
SKU: 0047719222330
Price: 30.97 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Rust-Oleum

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30.97

DESCRIZIONE DEL PRODOTTO Taglia: Scatola da 1 libbra Riempie e copre in modo permanente crepe e difetti. Elimina la necessità di noiose e lunghe riparazioni di crepe. Nasconde i difetti di costruzione. Copre le superfici riparate in una mano, senza primer. Previene l'ammollo, le macchie e il colore della vernice non uniforme. Ripristina e abbellisce in un'unica applicazione a basso costo con rullo o pennello. Nasconde i difetti di costruzione. Elimina la necessità di noiose e lunghe riparazioni di crepe. Riempie e copre in modo permanente crepe e difetti. Dal produttore Roll-A-Tex è una formula ad alte prestazioni di additivi per texture che emulsionano e diventano parte di qualsiasi vernice. Da utilizzare su cartongesso, intonaco, blocchi di cemento, calcestruzzo colato, stucco, mattoni o legno. Disponibile in granulometria fine, media o grossolana per tre diversi tipi di finitura della trama. DAL PRODUTTORE Roll-A-Tex è una formula ad alte prestazioni di additivi per texture che emulsionano e diventano parte di qualsiasi vernice. Da utilizzare su cartongesso, intonaco, blocchi di cemento, calcestruzzo colato, stucco, mattoni o legno. Disponibile in granulometria fine, media o grossolana per tre diversi tipi di finitura della trama.

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EAN: 0047719222330

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Vernici, trattamenti per pareti e forniture, Vernice e primer, Additivi per vernici,

Marchio: Rust-Oleum. Prodotto negli Stati Uniti. È altamente durevole. È facile da usare.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Age Range (Description)	‎Adult
Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Rust-Oleum
Brand	‎Rust-Oleum
Color	White
Color	‎White
Color Code	‎000000
Country of Origin	‎USA
Coverage	‎12 sq. ft.
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 307 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Finish	‎Finished
Finish Type	Finished
Finish Type	‎Finished
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Item Form	Liquid
Item Form	‎Liquid
Item model number	‎22233
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Volume	16 Fluid Ounces
Item Volume	‎16 Fluid Ounces
Item Weight	‎1 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Rust-Oleum
Material	‎Plastic
Model Name	‎22233
Package Information	‎Box
Part Number	‎22233
Product Dimensions	‎8 x 8 x 3 inches
Size	1 Pound
Size	1 Pound (Pack of 1)
Size	‎1 Pound
Surface Recommendation	Walls
Surface Recommendation	‎Walls
Unit Count	16.0 Ounce
Unit Count	‎16.0 Ounce
Usage	Interior/Exterior
Usage	‎Interior/Exterior
Warranty Description	‎Satisfaction Guaranteed

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Scritto da: Kimmie is happy

Biggest Bang For The Buck In Wall Texturing

I have been rehabbing old houses for 35 years. Older houses tend to have walls that are really ugly. Decades of picture hanging, bad paint jobs, even worse attempts at knock down mud, cracking plaster, smeared hole filler everywhere....well, the walls end up looking positively diseased. House acne or something. I've tried just about everything from ripping out the old walls and installing new sheetrock (expensive), to sanding the surface (time consuming), to priming all the walls then renting a compressor and hopper and spraying orange peel over everything (labor intensive + expensive). Most recently, having tired of other methods, I've been using 'orange peel in a spray can'. Wow, talk about expensive! And the last 1/3 of the can, which you don't dare put aside and waste $$, comes out in clumps, which is easily seen on the walls. However, I still preferred 'orange peel in a spray can' over the other methods I mentioned. Until I found this Roll-A-Tex product. Now I can say that after 35 years of covering up ugly, I've found a product that is 1) the least labor intensive ever 2) very affordable 3) easy to use. I do not add the entire box of texture material to a gallon of paint. I used Medium grade, 1/3 of the box to 1/2 gallon of paint. I poured 1/2 gallon of paint into another new paint can then added 1/3 a box of texture material. I stirred this with a paint stick, poured it into a paint pan, and using an ordinary 3/8" nap paint roller I had at it. That ratio of 1/3 box texture to 1/2 gallon of paint results in a heavy texture. I'm going to experiment next with 1/4 box texture to 1/2 gallon paint. Here is what I learned to do to make it work the best A) don't go over the same area twice during the first coat of paint - it can make the texture clump in small places B) Push the roller down with pressure when picking up paint in the paint pan so you also pick up the texture on your roller - the texture tends to sink and as the paint in your paint pan decreases it will leave too much texture in the bottom of your pan C) plan on using a bit more paint than normal to cover your area - there seems to be some kind of absorption thing going on and it takes more paint than you might be used to. Is this product perfect? No. You'll never get a finish that looks like it came from the factory, perfectly uniform at 10 cents a square foot. Roll-A-Tex is, in my opinion, the best possible marriage of methods to hide and improve plug ugly walls. For me, in comparison to all other methods I've tried, it's the most cost effective for the best result. Now I just need to experiment a little with some Fine grade texture and with the ratios. I'm sure I'll come up with the perfect combination that I like. Happy texturing!!

Scritto da: Serena

Easy to use

This is easy to use but just know that it doesn't look like regular texture on the wall it looks like you added sand to the paint.

Scritto da: Billy bob

Worked as advertised

High cost

Scritto da: Alex Dennee

Worked pretty good, but.... one box is WAY too much for a gallon of paint

It worked pretty good overall. We split the box into 2 gallons of paint and the texture was too much for the wall. I would start with a small amount to find the right mixture to get the texture you'd like.

Scritto da: Alisha

Does the job

Used on walls to cover the ugly old plast works great but will need several coats.

Scritto da: LISA LOU

Worked very very well for exterior pillars columns!

We didn’t know if it would work or not and we were stumped as to how to re-texture our pillars that have taken a beating over the past few years. We took a shot and mixed this with exterior satin paint and it worked like a charm! We were so happy! I love this stuff and I will continue to use it inside and out. I haven’t used it inside yet because we use the spray stuff but I will use it indoors one day. It’s awesome! And a little goes a long long way!

Scritto da: The Woodbutcher

This is easy to use and blends in so well

Easy to use

Scritto da: Mark B.

Fills In Good!

It mixed well with paint. Very messy lol. Its to be expected when your painting a ceiling. Filled in the cracks very well.

Scritto da: Michael A. Hooker

Great stuff!

I've used this product many times over the last 20 years to make the uneven, cracked ceilings of an old house look awesome! It gives a good look to a less than perfect surface, but isn't as "70's" as popcorn ceilings. It looks quite elegant to me. It's messy, but forgiving...a bit of an art form to apply, but all you need is a fairly deep pile roller. I wish I could find the Coarse version, but it seems to be discontinued. I've also used it with exterior latex to repair peeling paint on stucco. Looks great so far! Disclaimer, I haven't tried the Medium as yet, but I bought it to have on hand for my next requirement. Don't know where else to find it!

Scritto da: Arlene Williams

Product easy to apply

bought this to do a small touch up due to water leak. This product worked great and is not too messy however place something on the floor for paint droplets. I should have ordered the course however as they the medium grit was not course enough so my husband had to apply 3 layers to get as close as possible to the texture of the rest of the ceiling

Scritto da: Scar Bliss

Wonderful Texture Additive

I added this to my black paint for my cabinets and they now look so fantastic.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Awesome stuff

That’s stuff was awesome! We had ulna uneven ceiling in the basement bathroom and this his everything!

Scritto da: Holly Honderd

Awesome

Exactly what I wanted. I have ordered it twice now.