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City Ottawa / Washington / D.C. / / Company Bayer / / Country Canada / United Kingdom / / Event Product Issues / / Facility Unit Masonry / Existing Masonry / Building Research Station / Building Research / Building Research Station Digest / Building Brick / Masonry Surfaces / New Masonry / / IndustryTerm cement-based paint / dirty paint / paint coatings / chemical property / Chemical weed killers / chalked paint / purpose paint / Oil-based / paint system / paint blistering / typical paint failures / low-alkali portland cement / colored synthetic rubber paints / unmodified cement paints / rubber / portland cement / paint / cement-based paints / Paint products / Oil-based paints / sulfate solution / emulsion paint / synthetic rubber / paint failures / paint film / oil paints / industrial applications / Excessive paint buildup results / water-thinned emulsion paint types / paint systems / rubber-based latex paints / acid cleaning solutions / cement / fresh paint surface / blistered paint / paint selection / chemicals / paint durability / / Organization Division of Building Research / Freemasonry / Research Institute / National Bureau of Standards / National Research Council of Canada / / Person Ashton / Walter Bayer / / Position General / SURFACE PREPARATION General / / Product zinc sulfate / Zinc chloride / rain water / mortar joints / / Technology condensation / / SocialTag 
Technical Notes 6 - Painting Brick Masonry Rev [May[removed]Reissued December[removed]INTRODUCTION Although some masonry walls require protective coatings to impart color and help in resisting rain penetration, clay masonry