Green Building - green paint and stain
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sflovas
11-15-08, 04:48 PM
Does anyone have some experience with green paints or stains that was either good or bad?
marksr
11-15-08, 06:51 PM
Welcome to the forums!
I think a lot depends on your definition of a greenpaint. There are a lot of low or no VOC coatings that are just as good as the coatings they were designed to replace.
Stains might be another matter. An interior stain for woodwork that isn't solvent based can be trickier to apply and won't have the same effect [colorwise] on the wood as a traditional stain will.
I think a lot depends on your definition of a greenpaint. There are a lot of low or no VOC coatings that are just as good as the coatings they were designed to replace.
Stains might be another matter. An interior stain for woodwork that isn't solvent based can be trickier to apply and won't have the same effect [colorwise] on the wood as a traditional stain will.
lydiam
11-20-08, 08:56 AM
I have tried a product that stains concrete floors that is green product it is water based sim stain concrete stain. I must be able to be applied to walls also as they have pictures of them on the website done with the stain. It worked well on the test sample I did and was easy to use. I am getting ready to order it to do my patio.
lookingup
12-11-08, 11:56 AM
Does anyone have some experience with green paints or stains that was either good or bad?
painted closet with Eco friendly paint at home depot, turned out good..... Freshaire Choice
painted closet with Eco friendly paint at home depot, turned out good..... Freshaire Choice