Questions and Answers for ROMABIO 0.67 Gal. Bianco White Limewash Interior/Exterior Paint

A:  Hi Eddie. Rockwalls (if unsealed and absorbent) are fine for Classico Limewash®. However, it would NOT hold up in a shower or bathroom. The frequent wetting of the surface would prevent a good bond. The paint wouldn't last long at all.

A:  Classico Limewash® is for masonry surfaces both inside and outside the home. As long as your brick or stone is absorbent, it is fine to use. If you are looking for something to put on drywall, visit our website at romabio.com and look for the info on Velatura Mineralwash.

A:  That's a tricky question. We would need more info to answer it. Such as, where you intend to use this and what you are trying to protect it from. Please reach out to us at info@romabio.com and our team can give you better advice. Sending photos of what you'd like to paint as well as any inspo pics is very helpful.

A:  Yes. It is safe. Added benefit, the high pH protects the bark from harmful insects.

A:  Hello. If the surface is natural and absorbent stone, then yes. But we have other products that might work best for your project. You should reach out to our team at info@romabio.com and send a photo of what you have and what you're trying to get so we can steer you in the right direction.

A:  Absolutely. You'll need a sprayer with a minimum psi of 3000 and a tip with a .019" to .021" opening. Any smaller and the paint won't push through. The best results will be achieved when you also back brush it into the mortar joints and nooks & crannies in the brick. Also be sure to dampen the brick before using the sprayer to help draw the paint inside the surface which is critical.

A:  Yes it can but since it is limewash we wanted a fuller coverage and opted to not thin it down that much and used mason brushes to paint the brick.

A:  Yes, but the brick needs to be free of soot. Cleaning it with vinegar and water will make a world of difference. And if you use it on the hearth, and people sit on the hearth from time to time, you will need to seal it with Mineral Shield also made by the same company.

A:  Hi Renee. It sure can. Check out Romabio on YouTube for tutorials: https://youtu.be/Skq30SEWaYQ for how to apply it. And as mentioned, Mineral Shield topcoat is highly recommended.

A:  Hi Dillon. The texture isn't as important as the absorbency. Spray it with water and see how quickly it soaks in. If it doesn't run down the wall at all, it's highly absorbent and will take the paint just fine.

A:  Hello. Great questions. No, Classico Limewash is not the best product for interior walls. It definitely isn't ideal for bathrooms as there's no protection from moisture that we can recommend. Check out romabio.com and read our FAQs about limewash and interior walls.

A:  Hi Torri. Classico Limewash is tintable as long as oxide pigments are used. Due to the slaked lime, the base is very white, so Nube Gray would be the darkest it could be tinted. To go any darker you would need a paint that comes in a neutral or transparent base. Home Depot cannot tint Classico Limewash for you so to purchase here, you are limited to the colors shown.