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How To Make 18 Liters Of Powerful Paint For Just R$ 20 Using Backyard Clay, White Glue, And Oil To Transform Any Facade Without Spending R$ 300

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 23/11/2025 at 18:17

Updated on 23/11/2025 at 18:18

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Recipe Teaches How to Produce 18 Liters of Homemade Paint Using Clay, White Glue, and Oil, Dramatically Reducing the Cost of Domestic Painting

Preparing an economical paint has become an alternative for those looking to reduce costs while maintaining a good finish. The proposal is to produce 18 liters of paint for just R$ 20, a price far below what is found in stores, where a cheap can costs around R$ 300.

The process begins with the clay taken from the backyard. The recommendation is to sift the material until it fills half of an 18-liter can. This step ensures a fine and uniform base.

Next, white glue is added. The indicated amount is 1 kg, which costs around R$ 14. Its function is to ensure adhesion, allowing the paint to adhere well to the applied surface.

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Result and Optional Reinforcement

The formula produces a long-lasting and visually appealing paint, capable of covering surfaces like the terracotta facade mentioned in the original content. The homemade preparation allows for significant savings without compromising the finish.

There is also the possibility of making the product more resistant. The recommendation is to add two cups of cement if it is necessary to reinforce the paint’s firmness.

The method was taught by the Davi Moura Channel, which encourages the audience to save the video and test the preparation later.

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Journalist specializing in a wide variety of topics, such as cars, technology, politics, naval industry, geopolitics, renewable energy, and economics. Active since 2015, with prominent publications on major news portals. My background in Information Technology Management from Faculdade de Petrolina (Facape) adds a unique technical perspective to my analyses and reports. With over 10,000 articles published in renowned outlets, I always aim to provide detailed information and relevant insights for the reader.

How To Make 18 Liters Of Powerful Paint For Just R$ 20 Using Backyard Clay, White Glue, And Oil To Transform Any Facade Without Spending R$ 300

Recipe Teaches How to Produce 18 Liters of Homemade Paint Using Clay, White Glue, and Oil, Dramatically Reducing the Cost of Domestic Painting

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