RONSEAL AMPWM750 Anti Mould Paint White Matt 750ml
RONSEAL AMPWM750 Anti Mould Paint White Matt 750ml
Ronseal AMPWM750 Anti Mould Paint White Matt 750ml
Resists moisture and steam and stops common mould growing on your walls or ceilings for up to six years. It’s ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, cellars and anywhere else that attracts mould.
- Tough and scrubbable finish
- Resists steam
- Easy wipe-clean emulsion
- Lasts for six years
- Stops mould from growing
Application
- Thoroughly stir the paint so the consistency is smooth.
- Pour the contents of the tin into a tray and coat your brush or roller. Wipe off any excess on the rim of the tray.
- Apply the first coat.
- Wait four hours for it to dry.
- Apply the second coat.
- Wait four hours for it to dry. If you can still see colour through the paint, apply more coats until the colour is no longer visible.
Once you have applied the last coat, wait 24 hours before letting condensation build up in the room again.
| Weight: | 1.05 kg |
| Dimensions: | 11.9 x 10 x 9.9 cm; 1.05 Kilograms |
| Brand: | RONSEAL |
| Model: | RSLAMPWM750-TB |
| Manufacture: | Ronseal |
| Dimensions: | 11.9 x 10 x 9.9 cm; 1.05 Kilograms |
I received the item on time last week I am very pleased with the service provided I can recommend to anyone who needs this produc
We painted an area that gets mould (around a window) and since then no new mood has grown in the area. Full test will
Be when winter comes again but so far very happy
Put in on over 5 weeks ago and despite the damp cold humidity absolutely no mould at all.
Highly recommend
Does its work. The pain is thick and blends well on surfaces.
Several months after painting the mould infested ceilings in my house, no new moulds have emerged. This paragraph is an additional testament to the effectiveness of this paint. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to find a long lasting solution to moulds.
OK that must seem obvious but if you haven’t painted over the source it will return, so for my ceiling it isn’t permanent but a vast improvement that might need touching up in a year’s time unless my other actions (a dehumidifier) are effective.
Only time will tell if it solves the problem not known at the moment.
Having written this review over a year later, I can safely say the mould has not returned. I only used 2 coats of this paint, I cleaned the mould as best as I could with a cloth and water. Ronseal suggest 2 coats of paint, so I’ll stick with that. Furthermore, I did have other mould areas throughout the house, in the bedroom near the windows all of which I’ve resolved using this paint, leftover from the bathroom job.
6 years does seem like an awfully long time for the prevention of mould, but I have no worries about it not lasting that long. For the cost of this tin, its certainly a small price to pay considering the time and effort it takes to tackle mould issues on a regular basis. With that being said, I have no hesitation in recommending this anti mould paint which is perfect and does exactly as the tin suggests.
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I have used Ronseal for other areas in the house so thought I’d give this a go. After a big clean of the ceiling and waiting for it to dry, I repainted the whole thing using this anti-mould paint. Next day I did the same thing and then was ready to hope for the best.
And the best happened.
The paint is quite thick and it definitely helped as the mould didn’t come through. It’s been about six months since I used it and there are tiny specks of mould on the ceiling but this is massively insignificant to what used to happen – big blotches underneath the lights. Having used this in winter as well when I didn’t have much airflow though the house, it did an impressive job. The tiny specks I have now just wipe off with some bleach/cleaner and I reckon the paint job will last me another year or two before I need to think of reapplying.
I had seen mixed reviews on this particular one but I keep an open mind until I try it myself. I used it in the bedroom first and made the mistake of painting over the mould, pure laziness. So the mould came through quite quick so I made sure I properly scrubbed the patch first until I was sure I couldn’t get anymore off, waited for it to dry then gave it another go. This time it worked as the mould stayed away.
We had another spell of bad weather and I noticed specks of mould coming back but not half as bad as it was. I think you personally need to get to the root of the problem as to why the mould is there in the first place. For us its due to the gutter being broke so rain runs down the wall causing it to stay wet for long periods of time so no amount of paint will solve that.
I did use this in our bathroom as it gets very steamy from the shower so mould developed in spots. It covered this perfectly and didn’t return, I made sure the bathroom was properly ventilated though to stop the walls getting wet. I would recommend this paint but if you have a problem as to why the walls are damp then I suggest sorting that before putting paint over i