In the process of pursuing imitation stone paint for rural construction, we have stepped into a field full of challenges and surprises. It's not just a change in the appearance of the house, it's an adventure in quality and detail. In the process, we learned about the importance of material selection and construction processes, as well as their impact on buildings. First of all, it has to be mentioned that when choosing materials, we are well aware of the cost of over-pursuing cheapness.
In the past, we have tried to save money by using low-cost materials, however, this practice is often the beginning of a disaster. Cheap materials can have pitfalls in terms of performance and quality, such as fading or falling off. Therefore, we believe that in the process of building a house, it is worth investing more in good quality materials, which can not only ensure the durability and aesthetics of imitation stone paint, but also avoid frequent maintenance and renovation costs in the later stage.
Secondly, as a common stone-like paint material, the amount of sand in water is directly related to the final effect. We feel that too low a sand in water content can cause the coating to be too weak and not look as intended. Therefore, we emphasize that during the construction process, the amount of sand in water should not be less than 13 kg to ensure that the quality of the imitation stone paint coating is fully guaranteed.
In the choice of primer, we have some unique understanding. The primer is a vital part of the whole stone-like paint construction process, which has a non-negligible impact on the adhesion, alkali resistance and waterproof performance of the coating. Compared with composite primers, we prefer to use a single primer to avoid affecting the overall effect of imitation stone paint due to primer problems, and ensure its aesthetics and service life.
It is worth mentioning that we have a deeper understanding of the use of face oil. Finishing oil is not a simple process, but can bring gloss, waterproofing and better durability to stone-like paint. Therefore, we not only use the same oil during the application, but also treat it twice in order to achieve better results.
In the selection of mortar putty, we pursue the use of qualified products. The quality of mortar putty is directly related to the adhesion, flatness and durability of imitation stone paint. The use of unqualified mortar putty may lead to problems such as cracking and peeling of the coating. Therefore, we emphasize the selection of qualified mortar putty to ensure the overall quality of imitation stone paint.
In the whole process of building a house, we deeply understand the true meaning of the phrase "three points of material and seven division of labor". The choice of materials is important, but the construction process is also indispensable. The construction of imitation stone paint requires correct craftsmanship and a professional team. Improper construction or mismatched materials can lead to a variety of problems, such as cracking, peeling, uneven color, etc.
Therefore, before construction, we will carefully check the qualifications and technical level of the construction team, and will carry out the correct construction according to the material requirements. In addition, according to the needs of the actual situation, we will add additives such as moisture inhibitors or antifreeze to enhance the adaptability and durability of imitation stone paint.
In general, the selection and construction of imitation stone paint for rural buildings is not a simple technical work, but also a pursuit of quality and beauty. In this process, through a series of practices and summaries, we have gradually formed a unique insight into the construction of imitation stone paint.
This is not only a change in appearance, but also a high level of attention to the quality of the building. With the right selection of materials and construction techniques, we believe that every rural building can bring out its unique charm. In the process, we learned that our unique vision of building a house comes from a relentless pursuit of quality and detail.