If you are looking for an exterior finish that is attractive and durable, the innovation that is acrylic rendering may be absolutely perfect for you. If you’re not sure exactly what it is or how it is used, we can assist. We will explain to you in detail the different rendering mixes, a type of render, and texture finishes. So, if you have indoor and outdoor projects, we have a render solution for you.

Another benefit of acrylic rendering is that it can be applied to a range of substrates and a range of surfaces including painted walls, concrete, timber, fibre cement and so on. Traditional render simply cannot stick to those surfaces. Acrylic render is also incredibly fast drying, taking just a few days to cure instead of up to a month like the traditional render.

Another advantage of acrylic render is that it allows the material underneath to “breathe”, allowing for a drier and healthier home. At the same time, it is also water resistant and will not succumb to bacteria and fungi. It can be applied to up to 10mm thick with no sagging or cracking.

Acrylic render can be tinted to the colour you are going to paint your wall allowing for one less coat of paint. The technique you choose for applying the coloured render will be determined by the finish you want and the tools you use to apply it. Most people go for a textured smooth finish. In this case, the render will be applied with a trowel then floated and or sponged over after with a small amount of water to get the desired smooth finish.

Where Acrylic rendering can be done?

1. 1. Blue board
   2. Hebel
   3. Polystyrene
   4. AFS
   5. Dincel
   6. Styropanels
   7. Foam walls
   8. Masonry walls
   9. Brickwork

Our Acrylic Rendering products include:

RockCotes, Wattyl or mac range of acrylic pre-mixed renders manufactured to meet the demands of the building sector. We also use Granosite for texture coating, which helps in creating beautiful texture on walls like wall art. These acrylic-based renders are pre-mixed flexible and lightweight. These are suitable for applications with high tolerance to movement and high adhesion such as fibre cement and painted surfaces.

For more information, or to get a quote on rendering the outside of your home using acrylic render, speak to Jim's Rendering Sydney.