I think you would want to prime it first with an alkyd primer. Then what do you consider "roof paint"? It should be something suited for exterior painting if its outside!
Just make sure it is designed to stick tou your primer. There is more detailed info at http://www.jjwpainting.com
Yes, you can paint a tile roof.
use paint thinner or white spirits
Painting a thatched roof can be challenging. It is best to use a stain as it will sink into the thatch material. After you have applied 2-3 coats of stain, you will want to use a sealer to protect it from the elements.
if its a roll roof you can use silver coating reflective paint from lowes or home depot
No, roof paint is not suitable for paving surfaces. Roof paint is specifically formulated for vertical applications and may not adhere well to horizontal surfaces like pavement. Additionally, it may not withstand the wear and tear from foot traffic or vehicles. For paving, it's best to use sealers or paints specifically designed for that purpose.
Using a white paint on a roof will reflect much of the suns rays; thereby keeping the structure under roof cooler. Paint on the ceiling will have a minimal effect compared to paint on the roof.
Yes, you can paint a Polaris Ranger poly sport roof, but it's important to use the right type of paint for plastic surfaces. Start by cleaning the roof thoroughly and lightly sanding it to promote adhesion. Use a high-quality plastic primer followed by a durable acrylic or polyurethane paint. Always check the manufacturer's recommendations for specific products to ensure the best results.
plywood
the timber is dressed by people painting it with black paint and then they put it in a machine and they fart.
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NO - there are special paints for paving -after all, how often do you walk on your roof . In addition, some roof paint has chemicals to prevent moss from growing there, and it is rough like sandpaper.
Paint it