Yes you can paint over artex.
Thick ceiling paint to cover artex.
Ideal for covering and disguising small cracks and pitted plaster surfaces.
Dilute the pva with a 1 1 ratio with water and mix well.
Using a large emulsion brush paint the pva solution on the ceiling and leave the pva to dry roughly one hour apply a second coat and then leave to dry again.
For added durability wait for the first coat to dry and then add a second coat.
Then using a thick pile roller paint as normal.
Coarse textured paint is a decorative paint specially formulated to give a strong flexible finish to interior ceilings.
Specially developed to give a strong textured finish to internal walls.
Paint the artex surface with pva adhesive as this will help the plaster stick and slow down the moisture absorption.
It dries to a matt white textured finish which may be overpainted if required.
When painting artex it is recommended that you use emulsion paint.
Wilko textured paint pure brilliant white 2 5 litre dries to a tough flexible finish that s perfect for covering hairline cracks and surface defects on interior walls.
Artex is a surface coating commonly used to coat ceilings in a home although it can sometimes be found on walls as well.
If artex has never been painted before use a stiff sweeping and just brush the ceiling to get rid of the sharp edges first as they will only get in your paint when you start painting.
Plaster is used in artex products to add texture and definition.
Painting over artex textured finishes simple and unique ways to tackle textured artex paint jobs a textured artex paint job might take more consideration than painting a smooth surface but it doesn t have to be boring.
When painting over artex use your textured artex surface to inspire your décor for a really unique room.
The best way to paint it is.
Now is your chance for a fresh start and a smooth ceiling.
It contains everything you need to get the job done easily and hassle free.
This means the surface is not completely flat which can make painting a bit more difficult.