how to prep a rendered wall before painting

Prepping render before painting is vital, and it is important to understand the process. Be it filling imperfections, patching the render, cleaning, and of course, the painting.

There are a couple of different masonry paints you should look out for.

[gershongakpo]

A young painter from Ghana 🇬🇭
Really like this ❤

[MagicCarpetMusic]

Great practical advice, especially about ‘breathable’ products, thank you!

[lucky-jekf]

Love ur videos so happy I found you I ballsed my outdoor masonry work up using these videos to fix😂🙏 thank god for u sir

[markwarner]

Great Video 👍 Question: my house at the (front) is a concrete breeze blocked with rendered on it. What type of black paint would you use at buttom of the house? Bitumen or something else. Thanks Mark

[helentaylor]

Hi, thanks for the helpful videos. Really great help as we are doing up our first home! could you point me towards your video for re-rendering that big missing section of render? Can’t seem to find it and looking to re-render a similar section of our external garden wall soon. Thank you!

[englishdecorator]

Emperor masonry paint is not a silicate, it's a silicone also they do their own primer. Why would you not use their complete system?

[mrhall]

I think your video is great. However. Would it not be easier just to knock the render off and either re render or better still just paint the bricks

[MuhammadAbdullah-mmyr]

That render needs to come off full stop!

[RichardDowd]

Do you use peel stop on newly rendered walls and first painting or just repairs?

[jackwardley]

owatrol oil is great the most versatile product