Mineral Wall Paint is a pure mineral silicate interior paint that is extremely beautiful and healthy to use and live with.  Mineral Paint radiates ambient light in a unique way.  The crystalline microporous surface breaks up and diffuses light for a “lively” appearance.  Light dances across the crystalline surface to create unique tonal variations from morning to night.  The luxurious feel of Mineral Paint is due to subtle texture delivered from tiny quartz particles.  You’ve most likely never experienced the look and feel of mineral paints.   No synthesized chemicals or additives, like ordinary paint, so you need not fear allergic reactions.      

Mineral Wall Paint is extremely healthy to use and is earth friendly.  It contains no added volatile organic compounds (VOC’s) and no allergens.  It meets or exceeds all local, state, or national environmental guidelines.  Manufacturing processes are designed with minimum impact on the environment.  Mineral Paint is very vapor permeable and allows indoor walls to breathe naturally to remain drier and provide a healthier indoor environment.

Use on interior walls and ceilings of masonry, brick, stucco, drywall and plaster.  Self-priming on both bare and previously painted surfaces.  Not for use on wood trim, doors, windows or floors.  May be over-glazed with Mineral Stain and Glaze, for even more artistic options. 

Certified Pure

Your guarantee that Keim paints are safe, non-toxic and meet the highest EPA standards is documented by UL GreenGuard Gold Certifications. These products are tested for over 10,000 chemicals and exceed chemical emission standards which contributes to cleaner indoor air quality for you and your family.  

2 coats of Mineral Wall Paint are recommended for best appearance and durability. Coverage will vary depending on the type of surface, porosity and texture as well as application methods, equipment and workmanship. 

Quart               55—70 square feet

Gallon              250—300 square feet

4 Gallon            1000—1200 square feet

You will need an extra bucket, painter’s tape, drop cloths a paint roller with a 3/8” or ½” cover, paint brush, stir stick, paint tray and liner, ladder, if necessary, dampened cloth to clean up spatters, latex gloves and eye protection.

Previously painted surfaces should be clean and free of loose or peeling paint, dirt, grease, mold and mildew or other household grime and the surface should by dry.  New drywall and plaster should be sanded smooth with all dust removed.  One coat of Mineral Primer is recommended on new drywall to even-out the absorption and improve appearance of Mineral Paint. 

Mix Mineral Wall Paint thoroughly until homogonous and no color streaks remain.  Do not thin paint, it is supplied ready-to-apply.  If you are using multiple buckets of the same color it is recommended to “box” colors by mixing multiple buckets into larger bucket to ensure a more uniform color.  Never stop painting in the middle of a wall, but paint from corner to corner.  Mineral Paint dries rapidly so work quickly to maintain a wet edge.  If an edge dries out before you can continue, you may use a mister bottle with water to dampen the dry edge and continue applying paint.  Cut-in with a wall brush and avoid heavy edges or brush marks.  Only cut-in what you can paint within 30 minutes.  Cutting in the entire room may lead to visible “seams”.  While cut-in paint is fresh, use a 3/8—1/2” nap synthetic roller to roll into damp cut-in for best results.  Apply to cover uniformly without runs or sags.  Work from top to bottom and corner to corner.  For best appearance, “lay-off” your wet rolled paint with “dry” roller from top to bottom to ensure uniform texture.  This also helps to even out excess paint build-up from overlapping roller patterns.  Allow to dry 2—4 hours. 

Reapply a second coat as above, for best appearance and durability.  Allow to dry overnight. 

Avoid drips, spills and painting adjacent areas.  Clean up spills immediately with a damp cloth as it will be difficult to remove once dried. Clean tools with soap and warm water.

Dry to touch:  1—2 hours at 70°F and 50% R.H. 

Recoat:  2—4 hours