Acrylic Rendering Specialists in Mayo

Acrylic Rendering

Acrylic Rendering Specialists in Mayo

Reinforced, flexible thin-coat acrylic render systems for new builds, extensions, renovations and existing rendered houses — engineered for movement and Atlantic coastal exposure.

What is acrylic render?

A reinforced, flexible thin-coat system

Acrylic render is a modern thin-coat finish applied over a reinforced basecoat and fibreglass mesh. Unlike traditional sand and cement, it flexes with the building, resists cracking and is available in a wide range of colours and textures — making it ideal for new builds, extensions and ICF construction.

  • Reinforced basecoat
  • Fibreglass mesh
  • Preparation & priming
  • Corner beads
  • Window reveals
  • Flexible finishes
  • Wide colour options
  • New builds & extensions
  • Renovations
  • Existing rendered houses
  • ICF where suitable
  • External insulation systems where suitable

The Process

How an acrylic system is built up

01

Preparation

Substrate assessed, cleaned and primed. Movement joints, beads and reveals set out correctly.

02

Reinforced Basecoat

A flexible basecoat applied with fibreglass mesh fully embedded — the reinforcement that prevents cracking.

03

Corner Beads & Window Reveals

Pre-formed beads and mesh at all corners, window reveals and openings for crisp, durable detail.

04

Flexible Finish

Thin-coat acrylic topcoat trowelled and sponged to a consistent texture, in your chosen colour.

Project Gallery

Genuine MPC acrylic projects

Preparation, mesh, basecoat, application, close-up texture, window details and finished elevations.

Acrylic render project 1 — MPC Plastering
Acrylic render project 2 — MPC Plastering
Acrylic render project 3 — MPC Plastering
Acrylic render project 4 — MPC Plastering
Acrylic render project 5 — MPC Plastering
Acrylic render project 6 — MPC Plastering
Acrylic render project 7 — MPC Plastering
Acrylic render project 8 — MPC Plastering

Not sure if acrylic is right for your wall?

Send us photographs of your property and we'll assess whether an acrylic system suits your substrate and exposure.