Hello all, We are considering the use of pure silicate paint to shield a room, Does anyone have experience with using a paint like this in this sort of application?. Obviously all the normal rules apply for ensuring a contiguous bond - I have only a limited idea on the difficulties that requirement will entail! FYI, the "spec" does not specify % by volume of the solid content. I am guessing that 50-70% by volume should be sufficient - does that make sense?
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