J & R Rendering

  Before choosing acrylic rendering, did you know about it? It is a type of render that uses acrylic in the mixture and makes it a more flexible mixture than the traditional render. It is applied to most of the surfaces because it is stronger and more flexible as compared to other renderings. It reduces the risk of cracking after its application to lightweight substrates where the movement does not happen due to thermal expansion. • The Acrylic Rendering is dependent on three renders, namely, finish, texture, and basecoat. • The colored render is a primary top coat and finishes in one where there should be no need for any paint after its application. There are various finishes and textures in the colored renderer and also be colour ed to another commercially available color. • The painted textures are acrylic render along with the texture which definite quantity to the topcoat the paint. The painted textures come in different sand profiles from which you can choose the best-t