Lime

Badisof is a ready to-use air limewash, created and manufactured by our company since 2005. For interior use only, it is applied with a brush crosswise strokes, as shown in this video. It has a matt, velvety, very fine-grained finish and creates more or less pronounced variations depending on the desired effect. It is available in 88 colours or in a natural, uncoloured version that you can tint yourself or leave as it is.

Natural Badisof, which is untinted, has the colour of lime (off-white, light cream).

For more information, see the detailed information below, download the technical data sheet available under the "attachments" tab or discover our complete guide to limewash.

Ecological, economic, made in France, Badisof Plus is an aerial limewash paint, 100% mineral, for indoor and outdoor use. It can be applied with a brush or smoothed. With the brushed technic, it has a more grainy appearance than the Badisof ; smoothed, it looks like a beautiful Italian stucco and reveals all its nuances.
To learn more, see the long description below and download the data sheet available in the "attachments" tab.

The natural Badisof, therefore not tinted, has the color of lime (off-white, light cream). 

Product made by Ocres de France

Tradical 98 is a slaked calcium lime corresponding to the new European standard E 459.1 (currently CL 90 NF P 15.311). Extremely pure and natural, it is used for the formulation of coatings, mortars and paints for the realization of restoration and conservation works, especially on historical monuments.

Real lime of Marrakech mainly used for the realization of the Tadelakt. It can also be used in interior and exterior decorative coatings.
Basic ingredient of the Tadelakt* technique, its consumption is about 5kg/m²/approximately 4mm thick (in one layer or in 2 layers of approximately 2mm). Dilution : 6 to 7 volumes of water for 10 volumes of lime.

Packaging : 20kg.

Naturally impure, it is not pure white like industrial limes and has a light beige tint with pinkish and slightly grayish undertones, offering an authentic and warm finish.

* Tadelakt is a particular technique that requires prior to its realization a basic training (or at least to learn about its subtleties). 

Lime water is the water used to extinguish quicklime. It is therefore still lime-laden but no longer has the white color that inevitably fades the dye. Its transparency makes it possible to create very bright tones without blocking the support.