Cement board cladding?

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The boss wants to change the colour , anything more suitable than masonry paint?
 
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Its a solid render sheets so anything you want, paint it, tile it etc. Masonry paint is perfectly fine. If its been up a while give it a good scrub over to get any dirt and growths off first
Best to seal up any screw holes, bit of ploy filer external. Personally I like farrow and ball, its pricey but gives a great finish. As with anything paint a small section and see if there is any reaction, if your board has a chalky finish when wiped with your hand.. seal the board. Sandtex sealer and paint are pretty good match.
 
Its a solid render sheets so anything you want, paint it, tile it etc. Masonry paint is perfectly fine. If its been up a while give it a good scrub over to get any dirt and growths off first
Best to seal up any screw holes, bit of ploy filer external. Personally I like farrow and ball, its pricey but gives a great finish. As with anything paint a small section and see if there is any reaction, if your board has a chalky finish when wiped with your hand.. seal the board. Sandtex sealer and paint are pretty good match.
Have scrubbed and jet washed , clean and firm , no holes to fill , will go with masonry paint.Have a lightweight tower to use, looks flimsy , if I don’t post again you will know why.
 
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Back to black . ( was cream)
 

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