Q. What is difference between wall putty and acrylic wall putty?

Answer

Here is the difference between the two:Cement wall putty: Cement is the primary component used in the production of this form of wall putty which is designed specifically for use in masonry-based surfaces. The rough surface of the wall is made smooth with the help of white cement wall putty which is used to fix cracks and holes. But it may also be used to level a wall that has been primed fill dents and irregularities prepare plastered walls for painting and even apply to wood and metallic surfaces. Cement Putty is designed to be resistant to the damaging effects of water and is an excellent solution for locations that are prone to moisture such as the interiors of buildings. It has exceptional smoothness and good water repellence it does not flake and it avoids cracking.Acrylic wall putty: Wall putty made of acrylic materials tends to be more costly than putty made of cement but it has a longer lifespan due to the acrylic which makes it more resistant to water damage. Acrylic kinds may be used on surfaces made of plaster as well as masonry and this type will offer a smooth finish that can be painted both on the outside and the inside of a structure. Acrylic Wall Putty is impervious to the damaging effects of water as well as offering superior smoothness and paintability and does not flake or split. It dries in only 30 minutes which is a lot quicker than cement wall putty which may take anywhere from 6-7 hours to cure completely. This is its primary advantage since it allows for good filling and only takes just 30 minutes.