Human Factors

Simulated stone paint requires a strict set of construction techniques (such as: priming and sealing), so even though the quality of simulated stone paint coatings is good, insufficient experience or low quality of the construction crew, and inadequate mastery of the application skills can definitely affect the overall performance of the simulated stone paint!

2. Deficient or Low-Quality Stone Paint Product Quality

Currently, the market is saturated with genuine stone paint coatings, with some low-quality and subpar products, as well as numerous counterfeit items flooding the market. This leads to users not achieving the desired effects upon application.

3. Construction Issues

The aforementioned points out that simulated stone paint has its own stringent construction process. Prior to the application of simulated stone paint, the surface of the construction base material should be smooth, clean, and possess good strength. New walls should be allowed to dry for one month before proceeding with the application. For renovated old walls, it is necessary to level the base, remove loose, peeling surfaces, and dust, oil, and dirt before proceeding. Many people overlook this process and proceed directly, which can lead to detachment if the base is not stable. In fact, this is a common cause of simulated stone paint peeling off.

Climate and Temperature Factors

Adverse weather conditions and lower temperatures are definitely not suitable for construction.