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Painting mediterranean, monolithic, stucco and masonry


Resene Popular Paint Systems –
Concrete, plasters and cement-based substrates: training notes

This web page is an edited version of the Resene Best System Selling training notes provided to Resene staff and is provided to enable you to gain a greater understanding of the substrates and paint systems you may encounter in your decorating project. It is impossible to cover all decorating scenarios in a single document, so if you are in doubt about any aspect of your project please contact Resene for assistance.

How to paint Mediterranean, monolithic, stucco and masonry

Note: Refer to the PDF flowchart for a visual of the steps below:

  1. Refer to appropriate preparation chart

  2. Wash using Resene Paint Prep and Housewash

  3. Is waterproofing an issue?

    1. If No:
      1. Apply 2 coats of Resene AquaShield
      2. Alternatively apply 2 coats of Resene Sandtex (Standard or Superfine)
      3. Alternatively apply 2 coats of Resene Sonyx 101 or Resene Lumbersider
         
    2. If Yes:
      1. Apply 2 coats of Resene X-200

Mediterranean, monolithic, stucco and masonry

Things to consider

Mediterranean, monolithic, stucco and masonry

Mediterranean, monolithic, stucco and masonry

When a building or construction method is described as being ‘monolithic construction’ this is a reference to how it looks.

Monolithic buildings may be any age including Art Deco and old masonry but in the main, it refers to modern construction and building types including EIFS systems like Rockcote, Harditex and plasterbased systems.

Unless there are waterproofing issues, the choice of topcoat will be the same and dependant on the aesthetics of the building.

Mediterranean homes are also monolithic but are used to describe a house that has small or no eaves and has a Mediterranean ‘look‘ to it. Typically they are built using textures, plastered fibre cement sheets or plastered masonry. Actual Mediterranean dwellings were typically painted in flat or low sheen finishes and in Italy and Spain limewashes were common.

Key accessories essential to complete the job

Add-ons – to make the job easier or quicker

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