ayone ever use masonary paint for there out side loft

hi were going to paint our loft this coming week we are changing the colour as the wife dont like the colour theres cuprinol paint on just now but herd that masonary paint fills in any holes cracks etc has anyone used it

I have used it in the past, it was a textured one. It lasted quite well.

will it stick to the cupranol ok gary
ps we have ordered the honey

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will it stick to the cupranol ok gary
ps we have ordered the honey

yes it will stick fine just give it a light sand so it keys to it beter should last a fair while

cant see any reason why it wont just paint over like normal paint john, as you say there is smooth and textured but either will cover the cupranol ok.

great david will go get some and get the loft done before winter sets right in thanks

I had it on one of my old lofts for years, inside and out. It made a good job of sealing all the cracks in between the tongue and groove wood. It will stick ok
Let me know how you go on with the honey, you will certainly see a difference in the birds and their droppings.

thanks gary yes will do should be here monday not cheap is it 13 pounds a jar but will last all winter

It used to cost near on 40 quid when I was first started using it.

yes nothing cheap now but at least its came down everything ealse has went up lol

You can see the it in one of the stock birds in the picture, which is going through a heavy moult, but still looks good.


Wattles still snow white, eyes clear and bright and not sat huddled up. This has been my secret weapon for years. The honey really does something to them.

yes will keep up with the hunny gary snow white right enough looks real healthy

Bird looks really well Gary

They are all like that, even though some look like scalped chickens.

Well if they don't now they have something not quite right

It's the older birds I always worry about, during the moult. But that cheq cock is a 2000 bird and he has sailed through it.

Theres nothing wrong with the health of the pigeons then mate