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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
what paint for cement blocks?
A duplex buy and hold we recently purchased has a front stoop with side walls (the sides of the steps, about 2 feet high on each side) made of gray cement blocks. The house is white and I was considering adding some colorful shutters and painting the cement blocks white. Any suggestions for what kind of paint would be best and long-lasting? Thanks!
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@Erin K. I've used Sherwin Williams product
Pro-Cryl #6403-22699 Primer 5 gal
Sher-Cryl #6403-47969 top coat. 5 gal semi-gloss
It's a good quality water based paint. Sherwin Williams has a 40% off sale quarterly if you sing up for their promotional e-mails they will notify you.
This product has best results being applied with a sprayer. Most likely you will get a lower coverage rate of paint/sq ft if the block is porous.
Most locations have excellent reps to ask any questions.
To paint covered white fingers, best of luck