Paint the bricks and plaster after 10 years

OK. As discussed in my other topic the plaster is nicely removed form the ceiling and walls as well.:D Since I am renting this room after the contract is finished I will have to plaster. This I would do at that time. Currently the ceiling/walls are brushed, vacuum cleaned. So far so good.:D Next, the walls/ceiling is treated with a product - compaktuna. This "glues" together whatever would come loose from the walls/ceiling. This product is used classically under plastering. So far so good.:D BUT, I still like to put a paint on the walls/ceiling. Do you gens know a product/paint what I could use, such that later (after 10 years) I can plaster on it? Stefan.

Is this possible at all?

Don't know about anyone else, but for myself, I'm not sure I understand the question... If this product 'finishes' already, why would you want to plaster later on?

Originally =2= walls and the ceiling were plastered. BUT I have removed the plaster because of the mould (not active, but was in the plaster). Why plaster later on? Because the owner of the room (I rent this room) wants me to put back the plaster after I leave the room (maybe 10 years from now on). Luftweg, of course you are correct - the compaktuna "finishes" the =2= walls and the ceiling, but it is transparent, and I like to have those 2 walls and ceiling white colored. Stefan.

just use masonary paint. then in ten years scrape over it to remove any loose paint seal it with watered down pva and plaster/render it good. should be fine