Limewash painting is perfect for your home because it instantly brightens your space with its crystal-like glow while offering practical benefits. At That 1 Painter, we use ROMABIO® Classico Limewash, a highly breathable, slaked-lime paint that calcifies to brick or stone and develops a beautiful patina over time. This paint is naturally mold- and fade-resistant, ensuring long-lasting color and quality.
Limewash is also fire-retardant, antiseptic, antifungal, odorless, and hypoallergenic, making it a safe and healthy choice for any home. Our limewash projects deliver a beautiful, low-maintenance, UV-resistant finish that is easy to maintain. Plus, we offer easy limewash removal within the first 3 days if you have any issues with color or exposure.
Choose That 1 Painter for your limewash painting needs and enjoy the timeless beauty and durability that only limewash can provide, plus it can even control mosquito populations! Enhance your home’s aesthetic and protect it with our expert limewash services.
Quality craftsmanship is all about perfecting the detail work, and we train our painters to pay extra attention to the areas other painters miss. We take pride in finishing every job to perfection.
We start by dampening your brick or masonry surface to clean and prepare it for limewash application. This step ensures the best adhesion for a smooth finish.
Next, we mix and dilute the limewash to match your desired look. Our team adjusts the consistency to achieve the perfect balance for your specific project.
We apply the limewash evenly across the surface, ensuring thorough coverage. Our expert application guarantees a beautiful, uniform finish.
After application, we wait 10-60 minutes, depending on temperature and sunlight, to allow the limewash to set properly. This step is crucial for achieving the best results.
Finally, we begin the “wash-off” process to achieve your desired brick or stone exposure level. This is how we customize it to your taste, ensuring the final look meets your expectations.
Limewash painting gives your home a unique, timeless look with its natural, aged patina. It’s a breathable, mineral-based paint that calcifies to brick or stone, ensuring durability. At That 1 Painter, we use Romabio Limewash, which comes with our 3-year warranty and won’t chip or peel
Romabio Limewash, used by That 1 Painter, is designed to last decades. Slaked-lime paints have been used worldwide for centuries; they were even used for European castles and buildings, contributing to their longevity. It has a 3-year warranty, ensuring it won’t chip or peel. Over time, it fades into a beautiful, aged patina, adding character to your home for a lifetime.
Yes, limewash can be applied to a variety of masonry surfaces, including brick, stone, and stucco. Our expert team ensures proper preparation and application to achieve the best results for your specific surface.
Romabio Limewash is highly breathable, mold-resistant, and fade-resistant. It enhances your home’s aesthetic appeal while providing a durable finish that won’t chip or peel. Plus, it’s environmentally friendly and safe for your home.
Limewash painting is highly customizable. We mix and dilute the limewash to match your desired look and perform a “wash-off” process to achieve the perfect level of brick or stone exposure. This allows for a unique, tailored finish for your home.
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