Mylands Multi-Surface Gloss Paint - Purple


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Mylands Purple Paint - Marble Matt Emulsion - 100 Ml Sample - Ftt-019
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Mylands Purple Paint - Marble Matt Emulsion - 100 Ml Sample - Ftt-019
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Designed for decorators and homeowners seeking a bold, dramatic aesthetic, this Mylands Multi-Surface Gloss Paint in a rich purple hue provides an exceptionally durable and washable finish for both interior and exterior wood and metal surfaces. Drawing inspiration from the British film and theatre industry, this plant-based formula delivers a high-shine professional look, though users should note that optimal results require careful surface preparation and the use of a high-quality primer to ensure long-term adhesion.
| Colour | Purple |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 501170019/03 |
| Brand | Mylands |
Yes, this paint is designed for both interior and exterior wood and metal surfaces, making it an excellent choice for metal furniture.
Yes, for optimal results and long-term durability, we strongly recommend using a primer before applying this gloss paint.
Yes, once fully cured, the paint provides a durable and washable surface.
The purple shade is part of an exclusive archive collection inspired by the British Film, Television, and Theatre industries.
Yes, this product features a plant-based formula.
Please follow the guidelines on the product tin, as specific cleaning requirements for plant-based gloss paints may involve specialized thinners or soap and water.
Ensure the surface was sanded to provide a key and that a primer was applied. Clean the surface thoroughly to remove any hidden oils or wax.
Use a high-quality synthetic brush and ensure you are not over-working the paint. Apply in thin, even coats and use a 'laying-off' technique to smooth the surface.
This is often caused by lack of primer or application on an improperly prepared surface. Ensure the base is sealed and smooth before recoating.
To achieve professional results, begin by thoroughly cleaning the surface to remove dust, grease, and debris. Sand the surface lightly to provide a 'key' for the paint. It is essential to apply a suitable primer tailored to your specific material (wood or metal) before applying the gloss coat. Apply in thin, even layers using a high-quality synthetic brush or roller designed for gloss paints to avoid streaks. Allow sufficient drying time between coats as recommended by environmental conditions. For maintenance, simply wipe down with a soft, damp cloth; avoid using harsh abrasive cleaners that could dull the high-shine finish.