OxiGen Limewash White
A lime-based mineral paint for interior walls and façades on concrete, cement render, plaster, gypsum, brick and other mineral substrates. High hiding power, strong adhesion without forming a film and a matte mineral finish. Highly breathable, it helps prevent condensation and is free of solvents and microplastics.
- High hiding power in a true lime white
- Adheres without forming a film — the wall keeps breathing
- Helps prevent condensation on cold walls
- Free of solvents and microplastics
Where it goes: Concrete · Cement render · Plaster · Gypsum · Brick · Mineral substrates
LIME-BASED MINERAL FINISH
Traditional limewash character without traditional limewash limitations. OxiGen™ Limewash combines artisanal lime with CaCO₃™ Technology (Graphene Technology) to create a premium, breathable finish with natural depth, movement and a beautifully matte appearance. Create an authentic hand-applied limewash effect or a more uniform mineral finish—all with the durability expected for modern spaces.
At a glance
- ZERO VOC
- INTERIOR + EXTERIOR
- 365–445 SQ. FT./GAL PER COAT
- BRUSH · ROLL · SPRAY
- CLASS 1
Why it works
- High hiding power in a true lime white
- Adheres without forming a film — the wall keeps breathing
- Helps prevent condensation on cold walls
- Free of solvents and microplastics
Where to use it
Concrete · Cement stucco · Plaster · Gypsum · Brick · Mineral substrates
Technical details
| Coverage | 365–445 sq ft/gal per coat (Two coats recommended (three on exposed exterior walls)) |
|---|---|
| Finish · Color | Matte mineral · White |
| VOC | Zero VOC |
| Recoat / Dry / Full cure | 2–4 h / 24 h / 30 days (at 77 °F · 60% RH) |
| Application | Brush, roller or spray (2 coats) |
| Apply at | 41–104 °F (air & surface) |
How to apply it
- Prepare: Dry, clean and salt-free. Prime only where your wall needs it. (24 h if primed)
- Base coat: Primer Plus — required for the cloud effect. (2–4 h)
- 1st coat: Even look: roller at 10% water. Cloud look: large brush, 0–5% water, soft rounded strokes. (2–4 h)
- 2nd coat: Same technique. Even look at 5%; a 3rd coat on exposed exterior walls. (24 h dry)
- Cure: Lime hardens as it carbonates: no washing or scrubbing for 30 days. Exterior: no rain for 4 days. (30 days)
Surface preparation
| Surface | Primer |
|---|---|
| Concrete, CMU, stucco, plaster, matte mineral paint | Not needed |
| Drywall, brick, patches (uneven absorption) | Primer L44 |
| Mold, algae or mildew residue (after cleaning) | Primer L44 |
| Highly absorbent or crumbling substrate | MinerGen |
| Salts or efflorescence | Neutralysalt Primer |
| Wood and MDF | All Terrain 4x4 |
| Rust-free metal, tile and other non-porous | All Terrain 4x4 |
| Latex or film-forming paint | Strip it first, then per substrate |
Questions
How much will I need?
Coverage: 365–445 sq ft/gal per coat. Two coats recommended (three on exposed exterior walls). Use the project calculator on this page — it rounds up to full containers.
Can I put it over my painted walls?
Not over latex or other film-forming paint: lime needs a mineral surface to bond with, so that paint has to come off first. Over bare plaster, concrete, stucco or matte mineral paint, it goes straight on; drywall and brick take a coat of Primer L44 first. Tell us what's on your wall and we'll spec it.
Does limewash rub off? Is it washable?
A little chalk while it cures is normal; heavy dusting means it went over a sealed surface or on too thick. Once fully cured (30 days), OxiGen™ Limewash offers Class 1 scrub resistance, the durability expected for modern spaces.
Do I need anything else?
Only the primer your surface needs: pick your surface under How it works and we'll show the one primer it needs, if any. Primer Plus: required — for the Cloud Effect: one base coat of Primer Plus on the prepared wall. TerraGen™ PU Water-Repellent: recommended in wet areas — bathrooms and kitchens (it reduces breathability). Not sure? Tell us what's on your wall and we'll help you choose.
Where can I use it?
Interior and exterior. Concrete, Cement stucco, Plaster, Gypsum, Brick, Mineral substrates.
What's the recoat time?
2–4 h / 24 h / 30 days (at 77 °F and 60% RH; cold or humid conditions extend it).
How long does an unopened pail keep?
18 months in the original, sealed container.