Anti Mould Paints & Mould Resistant Paint

Anti Mould Paints & Mould Resistant Paint

If you have mould, you need to sort it right away, please don't wait. It's a serious problem that almost everyone has in their home at some point. 

Anti mould paint and anti fungal emulsions are top sellers for good reason. Modern homes with sub optimal airflow in high humidity rooms such as bathrooms quickly cause a rise in mould, which is bad for our health and can trigger all kinds of breathing issues. Perfect paint for damp walls, or walls that appear to suffer from 'damp paint'.

Lime based paints are naturally mould resistant as the higher natural PH of the paint naturally slows down the mould growth. Mould resistant paint such as these are all breathable, eco friendly and from sustainable sources. 

Auro 303 Anti Mould Paint is the most premium of the mould resistant paint range, much thicker and easier to apply, and better quality vs the slightly cheaper Auro 327 anti mould paint

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Auro 303 - Mould Resistant Silicate Paint
Auro 303 - Mould Resistant Silicate Paint
Auro 303 - Mould Resistant Silicate Paint
Auro 303 - Mould Resistant Silicate Paint
Auro 303 - Mould Resistant Silicate Paint
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Auro 303 - Mould Resistant Silicate Paint
Our top performing natural anti mould emulsion paint by Auro Paints.The problem solver for interior...
Auro 327 - Anti-Mould Paint
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Auro 327 - Anti-Mould Paint
A lime-based anti mould emulsion paint by Auro with a higher pH value to effectively prevent...
Auro 412 - Mould Eliminator (Cleaner)
£18.00
Auro 412 - Mould Eliminator (Cleaner)
Natural treatment for clearing mould! Active disinfectant liquid gel spray for inside and outside, chlorine-free....
Auro 413 - Mould Stop (Preventative)
£18.00
Auro 413 - Mould Stop (Preventative)
Stops mould durably. Spray for inside and outside, chlorine-free. Prevents mould from forming on tiles,...
Photocatalytic Air purifying Lime Paint - Ambient Pro by Graphenstone
Grafclean Natural Eggshell  Colour Chart - Graphenstone
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Photocatalytic Air purifying Lime Paint - Ambient Pro by Graphenstone
Naturally purify your indoor air! Decontaminate the pollutants in the air, and reduce odours. Lime...

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Anti mould paint & mould stains

If you have unsightly marks and stains caused by pre existing black mould spores on your interior walls, as often can be found in insufficient ventilated rooms, the only really solution is the following.

Can I paint over mould?

If you have existing mould on your walls, use the Auro 412 mould eliminator to clean it off, and then a spray of Auro 413 mould stop to prevent it in the future, then over paint with one of the anti mould wall paints such as the Auro 303. 

Mould is much easier to control on lime plasters rather than standard gypsum due to the PH.

How to prevent mould on your walls

The best long term solution to preventing mould in your home is to try and air your rooms more regularly, crack open the windows as often as possible especially after showing.

Fitting an upgraded ceiling extractor fan is a great idea for those winter months when your windows are not as open as they are in the summer.  

Mould on bedroom walls

In bedrooms and living spaces, try and leave air gaps between the walls and furniture, as the humidity from sleeping can cause mould build up in those badly ventilated parts of your living space.

How is anti mould paint any different to normal paint?

Anti mould paint naturally lends itself to have more of a lime bas rather than just a standard natural mineral or plant base.

The natural lime base has a slightly higher PH, which inhibits the growth of mould far more than a standard paint.

These paints can be used to cover mould (once the mould has been removed and treated), but usually there is an underlying cause that is causing the mould which needs to be addressed.