Glue paints contain glue as a binder, water as a solvent and limestone powder or chalk as a filler and white pigment. Since glue paints do not contain any synthetic additives, they are particularly suitable for allergy sufferers. With the exception of renewed glue paints, glue paints are not suitable as a substrate for subsequent coatings, e.g. emulsion paints or wallpapers, due to their limited adhesion strength. However, they can be easily washed off the wall with warm water. Even repeated coats of glue paint hardly weaken the permeability of the wall to diffusion.
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