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Deer Park Way, Donnington Wood
Telford
Shropshire TF2 7NA
Tel: 01952 231250
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Keim Granital

Keim Granital– a classic mineral, matt finish silicate based paint for use on all forms of mineral substrates.
Extremely long lasting, environmentally friendly and highly economical – Keim Granital is renowned throughout the world for its quality and reliability. This is due to Keim Granital's mineral formulation: Keim Mineral Paints are liquid silicate paints which combine a potassium silicate binder with inorganic fillers, such as feldspar and natural earth oxide colour pigments. The potassium silicate mineral binder reacts chemically with the substrate. A strong, permanent bond is created between the paint and the underlying substrate, this bond is one of the factors crucial to the unequalled durability of Keim Mineral Paints.
The perfectly tailored combination of high-quality raw materials (pure inorganic pigments, mineral fillers and liquid potassium silicate) ensures extremely high product quality, reliability of application and durability. Suitable for all forms of unpainted mineral substrates and for redecoration of sound, previously painted surfaces.
Available in over 350 standard colour shades from within a current specials library exceeding 16,000 shades, Keim Granital offers an unlimited range of possibilities for distinctively individual and creative exterior wall designs.
Keim Granital: Key Features and Benefits:
- Environmentally Friendly
- Breathable
- Increases light reflectivity
- Lightfast
- Weathering protection
- Resistance to airborne pollutants and acid rain
- Inherently incombustible
- Extreme long life
The benefits of Keim Granital have been realised at the following projects: Royal Opera House, O2 Arena, Prestonpans Mural Trail, Tun Abdul Razak Research Centre, Londonderry's Playhouse, Belfast's Gas Works, Greater London House, Bacup Sure Start Nursery Murals, and Edinburgh's Tollcross.