Dryzone Anti Condensation Paint (1 Litre, White, Matt Finish) Thermal Paint that helps prevent mould and fungal growth

I applied this paint to the inside of my van in December 2024 to try & combat the extreme condensation. I'm still stunned by how effective it is. It just works! I didn't know if it would stick to vehicle paint or if it would be flexible enough to bend with the panels - but it seems fine on both fronts. It has stayed in place and still works as well as it did a year ago. A friend has used this on the inside of a shipping container he uses as a shed for storage - and it's similarly impressive. It no longer rains on the inside! No more rusty tools and it's even marginally cooler in the summer & warmer in the winter.

Have just painted the whole kitchen in this and yes it does exactly what it says. No more condensation running down the walls when cooking and the walls are noticeably warmer to touch. Didn’t notice any paint smell after either which was a bonus in my book and it dried fairly quick. Yes it is thick to paint on and if using a brush you may get lines, I applied two coats on my kitchen walls and don’t notice paint lines unless you look very closely. Yes it is expensive for 2.5L but I would say well worth it. I did apply this after using the dry zone mould eliminator and sanitiser as well.

Great product. We used it on the Bedroom Ceiling. Works a treat. Very happy. Worth Every penny.

I bought this for a patch in shed roof but used full tub on door frame and outsides of door... No night sweats on wood now... Keeps things dry so this is my new replacement. I love the feel of it also when its dried. Quality nice and thick. Easy to apply. Goes a long way. Definitely worth having around. Between this and liquid roofing my shed outlast me lol

had 3 main problem areas that I was struggling to figure out how to manage. took the plung with this paint and so far so good. I'll probably need to go over 2 of the walls again for better coverage but even with the way it is its working well. Like some other comments, its actually warmer to touch. I've only done a small section of the wall and the rest of the wall is noticeably colder. Will see how things go. Texture wise you see it does go on a bit like artacs, ill give 2 of the walls a light sand and see how it does. its about the size of a small tub of plaster. Feels a bit expensive for that but if it fixes the condemnation issue I can't complain.