Coral Proteção Sol & Chuva Kitten White: Warm-Toned Facade Paint

Kitten White brings a warm tone to Coral's waterproof facade line, suited for stone and wood exteriors. See technical data and surface preparation.

Kitten White carries the same warm undertone found in other Coral lines, extended here to the waterproof facade range. It tends to pair with stone cladding and wood details, unlike the cooler contrast of a pure neutral white.

Technical data

Classified under ABNT NBR 11702 (09/2019), type 4.5.16. Composition: modified acrylic resin, active and inert pigments, coalescents, thickeners, microbicides, other additives and water. VOC 1.5 to 24.0 g/L.

Application

Coverage up to 85 m² per 18 L container. 10% dilution, 3 coats as reference, full cure in 24 hours.

Surface preparation

New render: wait 30 days, or use a wall primer. Mold: wash with water and bleach in equal parts, wait 6 hours, rinse and dry completely.

Technical specification

FieldSpecification
LineCoral Proteção Sol & Chuva Pintura Impermeabilizante
ColorKitten White
ClassificationABNT NBR 11702 (09/2019), type 4.5.16
CoverageUp to 85 m² per 18 L

FAQ

Does Kitten White pair well with stone cladding on a facade?

Warm tones tend to integrate well with materials like stone and wood, though it is an aesthetic choice, not a technical recommendation from the manufacturer.

Does this color protect against mold the same way as others?

Yes, the same film prevents and fights infiltration, cracks, algae and mold, regardless of color.

What is the coverage per 18 L container?

Up to 85 m², the same reference for the whole line.

Does Kitten White need different surface preparation for being a warm tone?

No. The surface preparation procedure is the same, regardless of color temperature.

How do I treat a hairline crack before applying this color?

Clean and brush the surface, remove dust and loose material, and apply a wall primer before the finish coat, for cracks up to 0.2 mm.

How many coats does this color need?

3 coats as reference, the same across the whole line.

Does this warm white yellow over time in exterior exposure?

There is no documented data on this; prolonged sun exposure can affect any color, but no specific information on tone shift over time is available.

What is the full cure time for this color?

24 hours, with touch-dry in 30 minutes and 4 hours between coats.