Paint for bathroom partition board

[chrysalis1972 0]

Hi guys, need some advice here. I have erected a partition board in the common bathroom In an attempt to conceal ugly sewage and water pipes. Through wear and tear, the paint of the board which are in contact with water / moisture has peeled. My concern is that it may become mouldy and further peeling may occur. What are my options now? I have read that using a primer and a PU paint on the board may solve the problem. Any suggestions? 

[w7_lee 11]

Partition board do not like water, so I don't think it is the best material to use at this location. Maybe you can consider using acrylic or Perspex, they are water tolerant. And you have no more headache in future.

Edited November 22, 2016 by w7_lee

[Fruitty 80]

On 22/11/2016 at 3:24 PM, w7_lee said:

consider using acrylic

Acrylic would be a good idea

[Idealpaintinganddecorating 0]

I would like to suggest Oil-based paint because it is more durable, but it will take longer to dry, and cleanup requires turpentine or paint thinner.  oil paint is more common because it is less expensive and tougher. Click here for more info.

[vinc 0]

I need to cover up mu external water pipes in the shower, what is the best solution.  Also what is acrylic

[Arfan 64]

On 9/21/2017 at 11:13 PM, vinc said:

what is acrylic

Its a kind of hardened plastic