Question 1

What is anti vandal paint?

Accepted Answer

Anti vandal or anti climb coatings are a great way of preventing criminals from getting into your home. It’s applied like paint and makes the surface of your home or walls slippery or sticky. This ensures burglars will struggle to access your property. This paint can also be applied to drainpipes, roofs, fences and gutters.

You may find anti climb paint on churches, schools or businesses to stop thieves in their tracks. It's important to note that anti vandal paint is usually only available in dark colours and this will affect the appearance of your home.

Question 2

Is anti climb paint legal in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Yes, however there are legal considerations you need to be aware of if using this paint. In the UK, all property owners have a duty of care towards any visitors. This even includes criminals. As such, if you paint your home with anti climb paint and an intruder falls and injures themselves, you’re liable for the damage.

Luckily, there’s a way to get around this law. You need to add signage that makes it clear that anti vandal paint has been used. As long as this is visible, you won't be liable for any accidents and injuries. In addition, anti climb paint is only recommended for use over 7 feet from ground level.

Question 3

Types of anti vandal paint:

Accepted Answer

When it comes to choosing anti vandal coatings for your property, you have a few options. There are types of anti climb paint that make your walls slippery, sticky or even leave a coating of paint on any intruders (perfect for identifying them later). The best choice for you depends on your requirements but all the options make excellent deterrents.

Question 4

How long does anti vandal paint last?

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One of the benefits of anti vandal paint is that it can last for years before it needs to be redone. This paint could last up to 5 years and can be reapplied without removing any remaining paint.

Question 5

How to apply anti vandal paint:

Accepted Answer

If you decide to use anti climb coatings anywhere on your property, proper application is important. The best way of ensuring this is done correctly is to hire a specialist to do the work for you. They’ll have the right training and experience for this job, guaranteeing flawless results. This will also save you a lot of time and energy.

In addition, applying anti vandal paint in high places can be dangerous if you have limited mobility. Wondering how to apply anti vandal paint yourself? Use the below tips:

-   Make sure you use a thick (2-3mm) coating of paint
    
-   Use a paintbrush that you can dispose of after use
    
-   Protect your hands using gloves as this paint can be very difficult to wash off
    
-   Cover any areas you don't want to paint
    
-   Remove any spills or mistakes using white spirit
    
-   Use goggles to prevent any paint splatters getting in your eyes

Question 6

Professional anti vandal paint application cost:

Accepted Answer

Going with professional application is a wise decision but you may be curious as to how much this will cost. The price of the paint itself will vary depending on the type, brand, quality and colour you choose. In addition you’ll need to pay for labour by a qualified painter or decorator.

The average cost of a painter is **£190 per day**. For more prices and information, check out our [painter and decorator cost guide.](https://www.checkatrade.com/blog/cost-guides/painter-decorator-prices/)

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We can help you find anti vandal painters in [location] in two ways. Firstly, try our [online search feature](https://www.checkatrade.com/). It’s completely free to use, just type in your postcode to see a variety of professionals in your area.

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