colour render

[henry]

What would you think when useing colour renders a colour which can bring problems more then any other colour.
What is the colour you like applying most.

 

[Gibbo]

i like white the darker colours can cause probs like fading

 

[jonst64]

theres some newbuild flats near me, some been done in a cream colour and some in red ,
cream looks fine but the red has got staining from the windows cills and looks bloody naff:RpS_thumbdn:,
so will say the lighter the better but as im a cumbrian who cares wha i think !:RpS_lol:

 

[bubbles65]

I care ian:RpS_thumbsup:

Which flats you on about marra, docks?

 

[jonst64]

only cos ya know me:flapper:, yep thats them:RpS_thumbup: bit rough aswell,

 

[bubbles65]

Never really noticed to be honest, and I've never used the new stuff, S&C only - as ya know. But I've noticed them ones on VC & the green are a bit bumpy

 

[jonst64]

some have the same look as if u was to rub up s & c too early!! was asked to price a krend at wkend, but just learnt that bloke i was gona do it with has stabbed me in the back !!:RpS_mad:......

 

[bubbles65]

Do tell............PM me!

 

[owls]

prefer lighter colours,as said darker colours can be a bit unforgving.

 

[henry]

would you not embrace these modern renders bubbles.

 

[bubbles65]

Yes H.......it's one of the reasons I stumbled across then joined the forum:RpS_thumbup:

 

[lucius]

Lighter one are the easyest, dark reds are a pain, blues are also hard in fact as ive always said Mono is just agg, ive got probs at the mo with a couple of panels delaminating from the substrate for no obvious reason.

 

[AndyMac]

One thing to consider when choosing colour, Webber 'white' is not white, if your client wants white use 'chalk' much better to use also.