Ronseal One Coat Everywhere Matt Interior Paint 2.5L - Pure Cotton

Ronseal One Coat Everywhere is designed for one-coat application on most surfaces. However, if you are painting over a very bold or contrasting color, an additional coat may be required. Always apply generously.

Yes, you can use it on metal. For ferrous metals like steel or cast iron, you *must* apply a specialist metal primer first to ensure proper adhesion and durability.

It will be touch dry in 1 hour. If a second coat is needed, wait 2-4 hours between coats.

No, this paint should not be thinned. It is formulated to be used directly from the tin for optimal performance and one-coat effectiveness.

Allow new plaster to dry for 7 days. Then, it needs to be sealed with a basecoat or a plaster sealer before you apply Ronseal One Coat Everywhere paint.

A 2.5L tin of Ronseal One Coat Everywhere paint covers approximately 62.5 m² (25 m² per litre).

To ensure a perfectly consistent color, especially if you have multiple tins of the same color, mix them all together in a larger container before you begin painting.

No, Ronseal One Coat Everywhere White Matt Interior Paint is specifically formulated for interior applications only.

This often occurs when painting over very bold or contrasting colors, or if the paint is spread too thinly. Apply a second coat after waiting 2-4 hours. For future projects over difficult colors, consider a basecoat.

Ensure you thoroughly stir the paint before and periodically during use. If using multiple tins, mix them together before starting to ensure color consistency. Apply generously, working from dry to wet areas without overworking the paint.

For ferrous metals (like steel or cast iron), a specialist metal primer is essential before applying Ronseal One Coat Everywhere paint. Ensure the surface is sanded and clean before priming.

Bare plaster must be completely dry (allow 7 days) and then sealed with a basecoat or plaster sealer before applying this paint. Skipping this step can lead to patchy absorption and poor adhesion.