Marble-lime paint, coarse

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Marble-Lime Paint (coarse) is a natural mineral lime paint that creates a matte, vibrant and slightly cloudy surface finish. Thanks to its coarse marble sand, it is ideal for creating decorative and rustic surfaces in both modern and historic buildings. Due to its high pH, the paint acts as a natural fungicide and is also well-suited for use in damp indoor spaces.

Binder: marble-lime hydrate
Tools: large soft brush, airless sprayer
Consumption: approx. 1 l/m² for two layers
Substrates: mineral-based plasters, concrete, stone, masonry, and primed drywall

Cost standard

~500 ml/m² for each layer

Zones

Dry rooms, Wet rooms

Cost standard

~500 ml/m² for each layer

Composition

marble-lime hydrate
marble powder and marble sand
water
methyl cellulose
citric acid

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Marble-lime paint (coarse) is a traditional mineral-based finishing paint made from marble lime and coarse-grained marble sand. The paint contains no synthetic binders and creates a durable, breathable and matte finish. Thanks to its natural ingredients and high alkalinity, it is ideal for finishing both new construction and restoration projects. The tinted surface retains a characteristically vibrant and mottled appearance, and the final result depends largely on the application technique.

Ingredients and properties

Mineral paint based on marble lime
Contains coarse marble sand (0,7 mm)
Does not contain synthetic binders or preservatives
Excellent water vapor permeability
Antistatic
High coverage
Odorless
High pH (~13) inhibits mold growth
Suitable for people with allergies
Can be tinted with mineral pigments (up to 10%)
A natural, matte and slightly textured finish

Consumption

Average consumption for two layers is approx. 1 l/m²
The exact amount used depends on the absorbency and texture of the surface, as well as the application technique.

Substrate

Suited for:

Mineral plasters
Lime plasters
Concrete
Stone
Masonry
Plastered and primed gypsum boards

Not suited for:

Wood
Wood-particle board
Plastic
Dispersion-, emulsion-, oil- and glue paints
Glossy or non-absorbent surfaces
Perpetually wet surfaces

Tools

Large soft brush
Airless paint sprayer (min. 200 bar)

An oval brush creates a softer, cloud-like finish, while a square brush emphasizes the brush strokes.

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1. Preparation of the substrate

The substrate must be clean, dry, sound, and uniformly absorbent. Remove dust, grease, loose layers, and other substances that reduce adhesion. If necessary, repair any damage and prime surfaces that are highly or unevenly absorbent. In dry rooms, a casein primer may be used.

2. Paint preparation

Stir the paint thoroughly with a paint stirrer before use. When mixing colors first mix the mineral pigments dry, then rub them with water to form a paste and add them to the paint. For highly absorbent surfaces, the first coat may be thinned with up to 10% water.

3. Application

Apply the paint to the surface using a large, soft brush or an airless sprayer. Full coverage is usually achieved with two coats. Stir the paint thoroughly before applying the second coat. Wet paint appears more translucent, but as it dries the color becomes more even and opaque.

4. Decorative techniques

A soft, cloud-like result

Use semi-circular brush strokes.
Change the direction and length of the brush strokes.
Try painting the entire area, rather than painting it in zones to avoid visible borders.

A more rustic X-technique

Use crisscrossing X-shaped brush strokes.
Brush strokes remain more visible, and the surface takes on a more decorative character.

5. Drying and working conditions

Working temperature min. +8 °C
Drying time between layers at least 8 hours
Avoid strong drafts and drying too quickly
Highly absorbent surfaces may be lightly moistened before painting

6. Maintenance and recommendations

Clean fresh stains immediately with a soft cloth or brush. Remove dried dirt with a damp, soft brush or cloth. Avoid acidic cleaning products and vigorous scrubbing.

HA:IM recommendations

The coarse texture of marble-lime paint is ideal for interiors where the goal is to achieve a natural, vibrant and handcrafted finish. Thanks to various brush techniques, you can create both a delicate, cloud-like effect and a more rustic decorative look. Its high alkalinity also makes this paint an excellent choice for bathrooms and other damp areas. In the kitchen we do not recommend using this product on countertops, behind stoves or sinks, where the surface is frequently exposed to dirt and cleaning.

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