Aluminium Leafing Paint
A single pack, synthetic resin-based coating with Aluminium pigment.
Crown Aluminium Leafing Paint is an architectural and protective coating manufactured by Crown Paints. Formulated for a single pack, synthetic resin-based coating with aluminium pigment, it delivers reliable film durability and coverage across residential, commercial, and industrial facilities in Kenya.
A single pack, synthetic resin-based coating with Aluminium pigment.
A single pack, rapid drying, metal primer based on Chlorinated Rubber resin and Zinc Phosphate anticorrosive pigment.
A single pack, high temperature coating formulated with a leafing aluminum pigment and silicone vehicle that withstands temperatures up to 200°C. Its resistant properties only develop after heating to 200°C. It forms a super durable porcelain-like bond on surfaces at high temperatures and offers exc
A single pack, high temperature coating formulated with a leafing aluminum pigment and silicone vehicle that withstands temperatures up to 600°C. Its resistant properties only develop after heating to 600°C. It forms a super durable porcelain-like bond on surfaces at high temperatures and offers exc
A combination of plasticized resin, aggregate, pigment and glass beads supplied in powder form. Conforms to the British Standards (BS) specifications, 3262: Part 1/1989 and Kenya Standard KS 2157-1: 2008.
A single pack, very thick and heavy primer that possesses excellent corrosion resistance due to galvanic protection. Based on modified synthetic resin and zinc metal anticorrosive pigment.
Antimicrobial hygienic interior wall coating fortified with silver-ion technology, proven to inhibit 99.9% of harmful bacteria and fungi for sterile healthcare and educational environments.
Pack of 10 smooth, splinter-free 300mm kiln-dried hardwood paint stirring paddles for manual blending of 1-litre to 4-litre tins of paint, wood stains, varnishes, and thinners.
Premium two-pack polyamide-cured epoxy anti-corrosion primer fortified with active zinc phosphate pigment for structural steel, iron, and galvanized metal across Kenya.
Glory Cover Emulsion is a high-opacity trade emulsion paint specially formulated for interior ceilings and broad wall coverage with exceptional hiding power.
Commercial outdoor murals and public art installations in Kenya suffer rapid failure from moisture ingress through unsealed boundary wall copings, severe UV pigment fading, traffic soot contamination, and defacement without protective clear topcoats.
High chemical alkalinity (pH 12 to 14) in fresh Portland cement plaster burns standard paint pigments, while migrating capillary moisture deposits soluble mineral salts (efflorescence) beneath the film, resulting in unsightly white crystalline crusts, chalking, and blistering.
Structured, transparent painting and coating services engineered for Kenyans living abroad. Features verified digital inspections, daily video walk-throughs, laboratory color sampling, stage-gated milestones, and formal KRA e-TIMS invoicing.
A professional painting quotation is a legally binding specification document. It must detail surface preparation protocols, verified paint product lines, spreading rates, protective masking, scaffolding, cleanup, payment milestones, and warranties.
A practical remote project governance framework for diaspora Kenyans. Learn how to establish milestone payments, verify genuine paint batches, approve colors via video swatches, and conduct independent site audits.
Building or renovating an upcountry home in Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nyeri, or Machakos? Learn how to arrange turnkey painting contracting with digital estimating, material freight logistics, site accommodation, and milestone supervision.
A 5-year life-cycle cost analysis comparing economy PVA paint with 100% acrylic premium coatings in Kenya. Analyzes pigment volume concentration, washability cycles, repainting frequency, and total cost of ownership.
Most people buy paint for the colour, but colour is only the pigment. Behind the hue lies a microscopic resin barrier fighting UV radiation, rain, carbonation, and atmospheric dust.