Review of Painting a House in Black: The Ultimate Modern Style for a Cool Vibe

Painting the house black

The trend of black houses is becoming increasingly popular after many people saw the house of Khun Katto from Lipta, which is painted entirely black, from the fence to the house and even the interior. It looks modern and unique. However, many who consider painting their homes black may feel afraid that the house will be hot due to the scientific knowledge learned since childhood that “black absorbs heat.” But today, Beger has reviews from actual users who confirm that “a black house can also be cool.”

 

 
 
 
 
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This is a review from the channelPeckaNew Channel in the SpecSpace program hosted by Khun Peck Premnach and Khun New, who renovated an entire house in black to create a contrast with the commercial buildings around it. They used natural materials, such as wood and bamboo, to soften the intensity of the color, resulting in a beautifully balanced look.

 

 

Starting with the painting process, the first step to painting a house black is similar to painting a regular building, which involves cleaning the surface, applying a primer, and then applying the topcoat (black paint). However, since this is a high-rise building, they chose to use a method of lowering themselves down, and it is recommended to use only professional painters.

Review: Painting the house black

For the surface preparation step, it is not complicated; just clean off any dust and debris, as these particles can hinder the adhesion of the paint to the walls.

Beger B-1900

After that, apply a primer for plaster. In this case, they chose to use an old plaster primer because it is a house that has been painted before, usingBeger B-1900old plaster primer, which is a clear primer applied once and left to dry for about 4 – 6 hours.

   

 

Once the primer is dry, it’s time to apply the topcoat, choosing shade 132-6 and using BegerCool DiamondShield Plus the best exterior paint from Beger. And this is the secret that keeps the house cool, even if you paint the house in a dark color or black, it won’t make the house hot.

Cool house colors

This is because Beger Cool paint features a technology calledmicrosphere ceramicthat acts to block heat from entering the house and reflects heat away from the walls. It can reflect up to 97%, allowing you to forget the old belief that dark colors make a house hot. Additionally, not only does it keep the house cool, but Beger Cool DiamondShield Plus also incorporates the Diamond Bond innovation, which helps keep your house paint looking beautiful and durable for over 15 years. One application will keep it looking great for many years without the need for frequent repainting, saving you costs.

 

 

 

If you’ve read this far and are interested in painting your house in a dark color or black like this, you can contact our color shade experts for free consultation! On Line@begerpaintor click below to receive free home color design services!