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Sun 29 Feb, 2004 09:41 am
I just had a block wall built and am going to have it painted. I've talked to a couple painters & some say to wait until it stop raining & others say they'd have to wet the wall if it wasn't raining. Does anybody know the right way to do it or a website that might help? thanks!
beccalee1
beccalee1, welcome to Able2Know, glad to have you here. Our members are great about helping others to find answers to their questions because we are a friendly bunch of folks.
The answer to your question can be found at this site---its quite far down on the site so keep scrolling until you come to it.
http://www.resene.co.nz/homeown/h2pyhome/ext_cmt.htm
BumbleBeeBoogie
This site is from one of the major manufacturers of masonry paints:
http://www.ugl.com/DRYLOKFrame.html
If you look at the product application guides they list "high humidity" as one of the "extreme conditions" where more caution is necessary when applying. From the looks of it, it's much more likely that you'd need multiple coats if you are painting in high humidity to complete the job. Maybe that's the concern???
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