Frenchic Trim Paint - Cream

No, Frenchic Trim Paint is self-priming, meaning you typically do not need to apply a separate primer coat beforehand. Just ensure your surface is clean and dry.

No, this paint is also self-sealing. It provides a robust, scuff-resistant soft-satin finish without the need for an additional top coat.

It's highly versatile! You can use it on interior woodwork (skirting boards, doors, trims), various types of furniture (wood, laminate, kitchen cupboards), and even powder-coated radiators and other metals.

Yes, absolutely. Frenchic Trim Paint is EN71-3 certified, making it safe for use on children's toys and furniture.

A 500ml tin will provide one coat for up to 7m². For a durable finish, a minimum of two coats is required, so a 500ml tin should provide full coverage for approximately 3.5m² on non-porous surfaces. Porous surfaces will reduce this coverage.

For a durable, long-lasting finish, a minimum of two coats is recommended. More coats may be needed for very porous surfaces or to achieve a deeper color saturation.

Frenchic Trim Paint dries to a beautiful soft-satin sheen finish, offering a subtle lustre that is both elegant and durable.

Online color swatches are visual representations and can appear differently depending on your screen type, device settings, and even the lighting in your room. We recommend confirming the color with a physical sample if precise color matching is crucial.

Ensure you are applying thin, even coats and allowing sufficient drying time between applications. Porous surfaces may require an additional coat. Make sure to stir the paint thoroughly before use.

Porous surfaces (like unsealed wood) will absorb more paint and reduce coverage. Ensure the surface is properly prepped and consider applying an extra coat. Thinner application can also reduce perceived coverage; try to apply evenly but not too thinly.

Online color swatches can vary due to screen types and device settings. It's always recommended to obtain a physical sample or test a small, inconspicuous area first if exact color matching is critical. Lighting in your room can also affect perceived color.

This often indicates poor surface preparation. Ensure the surface was clean, dry, and free of loose material before painting. Applying paint to a dusty or greasy surface can prevent proper adhesion. Also, ensure sufficient drying time between coats.

If using multiple tins of the same color, always check that the batch numbers are identical. If they are different, intermix the batches in a larger container before starting your project to ensure a uniform color across the entire area.