Composition

• Water-based Formula: Eco-friendly and low odour
• Infused with Natural Ground Stone: Ensures a natural authentic stone appearance

Application

• Suitable for Interior and Exterior use.
• Adheres to a wide range of substrates including: concrete, bricks, stone, wood, MDF, GRC, fibreglass, pre-painted surfaces, tiles, resin and more.

Durability and Ease of Maintenance

• Resistant to fading, chipping and peeling.
• Easy to clean with mid detergent and water.

Coverage and Application

• Covers up to 7.5m² per litre (per coat), varying by substrate and color.
• Apply with brush, foam roller, or spray; requires at least one coat of Stonelux Primer.

Drying Time

• Touch-dry and re-coatable in 2-3 hours. Weather resistant in 72 hours. Fully cured in 7 to 14 days.

Availability

• Offered in a range of sizes: 1 litre, 2.5 litres, 5 litres, 10 litres and 20 litres.

For application instructions and other information, please refer to the Technical Data Sheet.

For safety information, please request a Safety Data Sheet.

1. Preparation: Before starting your project, ensure the surface is clean, sound, and dry. If you're working on pre-painted or glossy surfaces, sand them to create a suitable key for the paint. Any damage should be repaired with a suitable filler. For optimal results, apply at least one coat of Stonelux Primer to the prepared surface.
2. Application: Stir The Stone Range paint well before use. You can apply it using an economy natural bristled brush, foam roller, or spray equipment. For consistent and thorough coverage, apply a minimum of three coats. Be careful to avoid overspreading the paint and refrain from over-brushing or rolling. If brush marks remain visible, finish the surface with stippling. Allow 2-3 hours of drying time between each coat.
3. Spraying: If you choose to spray the paint, use a minimum nozzle size of 1.8mm. The paint can be diluted with no more than 20% water for spraying applications.
4. Finishing: After applying the final coat, ensure that the paint is fully dry before touching or applying any pressure to the surface. The paint should be touch dry before applying subsequent coats.