Suretherm blows all completion out of the water, this is because I don’t think there is anything like it on the market. All other mould resistant paints or anti condensation paints either absorb the moisture or contain biocides. Depending on the amount you need to cover your surfaces, you may need to buy more than one can. Also, bear in mind that you may need to apply a second coat. As well as dramatically reducing condensation, the anti condensation coating is also waterproof when dry. Suretherm can be left as a finish however it is recommended to paint over with a suitable paint of personal choice Prime all areas to be painted with one coat of Zinsser B-I-N Primer Sealer in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Allow a minimum drying time of 45 minutes in normal drying conditions.

A tell-tale sign for damp is often peeling wallpaper and crumbling plaster. This is a big indicator that there is a source of wetness penetrating your walls and creating problems. Often, this is caused by an external source. For example, a broken roof tile, overflowing gutters, a badly fitted window. Dampness can also crawl its way up, so if you have a badly insulated basement, it’s important to keep an eye on this. You could be dealing with dampness long before you realise, as it could take a while for a damp patch to show on your walls for example. Dampness can usually be smelled before you can see it. So, if you are dealing with a persistent stale and stuffy smell, dampness could be the cause! For this reason, Emperor Paint developed their highly advanced nano-technology that creates a super hydrophobic (water repellent) surface on exterior walls that prevents 96% of water absorption while also remaining highly breathable.In bathrooms, changing rooms or areas expecting high levels of humidity, a wipeable/scrubbable paint is recommended to finish Wallpaper can be applied over the top of Suretherm. If using lining paper, it is recommended to apply the lining paper on the surface first prior to painting with Suretherm Where condensation forms, mould follows. So, by keeping our walls warmer to the touch, we are reducing the chances of condensation forming and therefore also stopping the mould spots. Suretherm, part of the award winning Linemark Group, excel in the manufacturing of highly specialist anti-condensation paint and other niche coating products. This high tech paint, which also has insulation properties due to the glass microspheres held within it, took two years to develop, and is now considered a staple in the condensation reduction and anti-mould market. Nonetheless, HQC anti-condensation is an excellent product. It boasts an eco-friendly formula which is water-based and non-toxic. Ideal to use in all environments where you’d use conventional emulsion, the product solves condensation problems in bathrooms and kitchens, basements, attics, swimming pools and spas.

on walls and ceilings which reduces the formation of surface condensation. Unlike other anti-mould or anti-condensation paints which contain biocides or simply only absorb moisture, Suretherm can be overpainted and is an ideal solution for cold, exposed walls or areas where insulation may be missing or inadequate. However, you can look at others’ experiences to get more of an idea about this. By doing this, you will be able to make your choice with far greater ease. Suretherm Anti Condensation Paint holds the heat on the surface which prevents condensation and mould growth One of the things you should look at is the cost of the paint, as this can vary quite widely between different manufacturers and retailers. The Emperor Paint range includes both a coloured masonry paint and a clear masonry cream, which creates a completely invisible protective barrier on masonry. Both Emperor Masonry Paint and Emperor Masonry Creme come with a lifetime guarantee as they have been shown to prevent peeling & flaking thanks to their ability to prevent moisture from causing the treatments to fail, making them the most durable masonry treatments available in the UK with a 25+ year proven performance. They have also been shown in independent tests to keep treated walls up to 6°C warmer on average when compared to an untreated wall. Following the evidence from these independent tests, the products were verified by the Energy Saving Trust following their review process.

Now the important part, the painting. Start with your first coat of paint, firstly painting around the edges of the wall or ceiling using your paint brush. Once this is done, you can then use a medium-pile roller to paint the rest of the surface. Let’s be clear here, even the best anti condensation paint isn’t a fail-safe solution to condensation.