Dulux Trade Paint - Vinyl Matt - Pebble Grey - 5L

Stir the paint thoroughly before use. Apply with a brush or roller, maintaining a wet edge to avoid lap marks. For optimal results, apply two even coats, allowing sufficient drying time between coats.

This paint is specifically designed for interior walls and ceilings. It is not recommended for use on wood or metal surfaces unless they have been appropriately primed with a suitable metal or wood primer and the suitability is confirmed by the primer manufacturer.

The paint is quick-drying. Typically, it can be recoated after 2-4 hours under normal conditions, but always check the specific drying time indicated on the product packaging.

'Vinyl Matt' refers to the binder in the paint (vinyl acetate) and its finish. The 'Matt' aspect means it has a very low sheen, providing a flat, non-reflective surface that helps to hide imperfections.

While the paint has a durable finish, the flat matt surface is not designed for heavy scrubbing. It can be wiped gently with a damp cloth for light cleaning, but abrasive cleaners or vigorous scrubbing may damage the finish.

The dimensions of the 5L can are approximately H:24cm x W:19cm x D:19cm, and it weighs around 6.0 kg.

This product is mixed to order to specific colour requirements, which means it cannot be returned or refunded once the order is placed, unless it is faulty.

Stir the paint thoroughly. If still too thick, you can add a small amount of clean water (typically no more than 10% for the first coat) and mix well.

Ensure the surface is properly prepared and primed. Apply paint evenly with a good quality brush or roller, working in consistent strokes and maintaining a wet edge to avoid lap marks. Avoid overworking the paint.

Ensure the surface was adequately primed if necessary. Apply a second coat as recommended. If covering a very dark or vibrant colour, consider using a tinted primer or an extra coat.

Check room temperature and humidity levels. Ensure adequate ventilation. Avoid painting in cold, damp conditions. Drying times can be longer in cooler or more humid environments.