Paint to hide cement rendering problems - TOA WallTex?

[carlyai]

Neary time to start painting the new house and I would like advice on what paint to use. TOA WallTex would seem to be a choice as it goes on fairly thickly and would hide all the cement render imperfections.

Trouble is you have to use a mortar spray gun, and none of the locals seem to have used one.

The local DiHome recommends Pammastic DirtShield for outside and Pamastic Pammacrylic Shield, both are semi-gloss I think.

Also, where to pick up a mortar spray gun, near Roiet, Kalasin, or Mukdahan?

[IMHO]

Sorry no help on the mortar gun, just a suggestion... Have you considered cladding to hide the imperfections instead? That's something everyone can do, but may or may not suit your aesthetic goals.

[AlexRRR]

There are texture paint and rollers but hardly advisable, if the inperfections are so bad and i assume its internal i would look to see if i could find a good hard plaster to go over it, failing that flat or mat paints will hide a lot.

[wayned]

Since it's a new house I would find the guy that a paid to rendered the walls and have him come back and do it right before I would look for ways to hide his mistakes.