Wood & Weatherproof Paint For Exterior & Interior Use | Acrylic Protect+

The paint covers really well. It is easy to work with and hardly splatters at all. I can only recommend these paints. I will also order wood paint.

Large project: terrace roofing, privacy fence, and garden shed all need to be painted. And again the tedious question: which color from which manufacturer? Over the years, I've tried paints ranging from poor to just okay—everything was represented. Then I stumbled upon Epodex by chance. I struggled with the price because I had already been burned by expensive paints before. But well, you just do it and pay the tuition fee again if necessary. But what can I say? I can't contain my enthusiasm anymore. Starting with ordering, which was initially difficult for me—not because of the shop, no, Epodex simply has too many great color shades. After almost two weeks, I finally decided. I chose Acrylic Protect+ in the color Industry, 6.6 kg. The delivery was quick and very well packaged. Two buckets of 3 kg each, how do you say it—the base color? Anyway, each bucket came with 3 cans of color pigments. Then the paint just sat there for a while. Since painting is not my favorite task because I'm a master at dripping and splattering, I kept putting it off. Then came the big day, and I started. I stirred 3 cans of pigment into one bucket of base color; a stirring stick was included. I looked at the result in the bucket and thought, well, nice color but a bit too light for my taste, though I always have a hard time with colors. My next thought was, oh, it will probably get darker because last time I painted our roofing in a really dark brown, almost black (which was a total failure). So I covered everything well and got started. What can I say? The paint covers great, hardly drips at all. It even forgives pauses during painting—no visible lines. I painted wood, a plastic pipe, and a downpipe. Even on the downpipes, no lines were visible. I've never painted that well before. As I said, the roofing was really dark, and I only needed one coat—it covered like crazy. Then I painted one section twice to see if the color would get darker. No, it didn't change at all. Still looked like it did in the bucket. One day later, we accidentally hit a painted spot lightly with a pressure washer—what can I say? The paint holds. For me, this paint is simply outstanding. If only there wasn’t one small detail... the color shade is wrong. The shade itself is actually great, but not quite to my taste, but that's not Epodex's fault. The roofing is painted; I still have to do the rest, but not in that shade, I thought. And then came my crying. I had mixed one bucket; the second was still unopened, as were the pigment cans. So in my desperation, I simply wrote to Epodex asking if I could just return the pigments and have them send me others in exchange. The next day I got a positive response. Lucky I hadn’t mixed both buckets. Today I received the message that the new pigments are on their way, and I’m excited. Now I chose Anthracite, which I wanted at first but didn’t go for because I was afraid it would be too dark. Well, when the cans arrive, I won’t just dump everything in at once but add gradually to see how the shade turns out. And if I like the shade better than Industry, I will probably order more paint and repaint the roofing. My conclusion: this is the best paint I’ve ever had, even if the price initially scares you a bit, it’s totally justified. I’ve also bought outdoor paint from well-known manufacturers at hardware stores that was almost as expensive, and none of them compare to Epodex. No matter the project, no other paint will come into the house anymore.

...now we really stand out in the allotment garden estate.

Good coverage and easy to apply.

The colors are beautiful to look at, but a white base layer was necessary to make them shine. The arbor is called "Villa Tuntitunt", please use it as the project name. Thank you very much!

Very good painting. I like the result.