Frenchic Wall Paint - Grey

This paint is suitable for most interior walls and ceilings, but it is not recommended for very wet areas like shower enclosures or bath surrounds. For bathrooms with good ventilation, it can be used on walls away from direct water splash.

A 2.5l tin covers up to 35m² with one coat. For best results and durability, two coats are recommended, meaning one 2.5l tin will cover approximately 17.5m².

No, this paint is self-priming, meaning you can apply it directly to most prepared surfaces without a separate primer.

Yes, but it is recommended to lightly sand any glossy surfaces first to ensure good adhesion. The paint is self-sealing, so no topcoat is needed.

The paint is typically touch dry in 1-2 hours and recoatable after 2-4 hours, depending on conditions such as temperature and humidity. Full curing for maximum scrubbability takes longer.

Yes, the paint is EN71-3 certified, making it safe for use on children's toys and in children's rooms. It is also water-based with low VOCs and virtually no odour.

Once fully cured, the paint is completely scrubbable. Use a damp cloth with a mild detergent for cleaning. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

Yes, it is suitable for powder-coated radiators. Ensure the radiator is clean and dry before application.

Ensure the surface was properly cleaned and degreased. Lightly sand any glossy surfaces before application. Check that the surface was not excessively porous or dusty.

Ensure the paint was thoroughly stirred. Apply using consistent brush strokes or roller technique. Avoid overworking the paint. Ensure adequate lighting to see coverage.

Use a high-quality synthetic brush designed for water-based paints. Apply thin, even coats and avoid overloading the brush. Reduce pressure towards the end of each stroke.

Stir vigorously. If still too thick for your application method, very lightly thin with a small amount of water (no more than 5% per litre), but this may affect coverage and durability slightly.

Ensure the paint has been allowed to fully cure (up to 7 days). Use a soft cloth with mild soap and water. For stubborn marks, a slightly firmer but still gentle scrub may be needed. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive pads.