GLOSSARY TERM
Elastomeric Paint
A flexible, rubber-like paint that can expand and contract with surface movement.
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What it is
Elastomeric paint is a thick, flexible coating that behaves like a thin rubber film. It can stretch and return to shape as the surface beneath expands and contracts.
Why it matters
Because it flexes rather than cracks, elastomeric paint bridges fine cracks and copes with building movement, giving a durable, weatherproof finish on surfaces that rigid coatings would struggle with.
Where it is used on a project
Well suited to exterior masonry, render, and facades exposed to weather and movement, where waterproofing and crack resistance are important.
How NECC approaches it
Where a surface needs flexibility and weather protection, we can specify and apply elastomeric systems, giving a resilient finish that moves with the building.
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What makes elastomeric paint different?
It is a flexible, rubber-like coating that stretches and recovers with surface movement, helping it bridge fine cracks and resist splitting.
Where is elastomeric paint used?
Exterior masonry, render, and surfaces prone to movement or fine cracking, where a weatherproof, flexible film is an advantage.
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