Complete Guide to Fine Plaster and Scratch Plaster: Comparison of 7 Kerakoll Premium Exterior Decorative Plasters
If you are choosing between paint and decorative facade plaster for your building's facade, think of it this way: paint is like makeup on the wall, while premium noble plaster essentially gives it a new "skin." The difference becomes very clear after the first harsh Hungarian winter.
High-quality facade plaster creates a protective layer 1.5–3 mm thick, which not only colors the wall but also protects it from the weather, hides minor hairline cracks, and lasts 15–25 years without repainting. Compare this to paint, which generally needs to be renewed every 5–8 years – so over a 20-year period, a quality decorative plaster often turns out to be much cheaper than multiple repaintings.
This guide analyzes Kerakoll's seven premium noble plasters and helps you choose the solution that best fits your building, budget, and needs.
