Mylands Multi-Surface Gloss Paint - Myrtle Green - 1L

Mylands Myrtle Green No.168 is a traditional, calm, and classic green paint reintroduced from arch...

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Mylands Myrtle Green No.168 is a sophisticated, archival-inspired green paint designed for homeowners and decorators looking to add a classic, serene touch to interior and exterior surfaces. Offering exceptional durability and a high-shine finish, it is perfectly suited for architectural details and high-traffic areas like front doors; however, users should note that its high-gloss nature highlights surface imperfections, requiring careful surface preparation before application.

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ColourGreen
Model Part Number507000168/04
BrandMylands

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FAQs

Is Myrtle Green No.168 suitable for exterior use?

Yes, this paint is formulated for both interior and exterior surfaces, including front doors and trims.

Do I need a primer for this paint?

While it can be applied to many surfaces, a primer is recommended if you are painting over raw wood, metal, or highly porous surfaces to ensure the best adhesion.

Can I use a roller instead of a brush?

Yes, it is compatible with rollers, brushes, and spray equipment, though a high-quality roller is best for larger, flat surfaces.

How do I clean my brushes after use?

Please follow the manufacturer's instructions on the product label regarding the specific solvent required for cleaning brushes, as this depends on the base formulation.

Is this paint available in different finishes?

Yes, Mylands offers Myrtle Green No.168 in various formulations, including Marble Matt Emulsion and Decorative Floor Satin, to suit different surface needs.

Troubleshooting

Brush marks appearing in the finish

Ensure you are using a high-quality synthetic brush and avoid over-working the paint. Apply in thin, even layers.

Surface looks uneven or bumpy

The gloss finish highlights imperfections; sand the surface thoroughly with fine-grit paper and ensure it is smooth before applying the first coat.

Paint is not drying as expected

Check the ambient temperature and humidity levels. High humidity can significantly extend drying times; improve ventilation in the room.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Traditional and timeless colour aesthetic
  • Highly durable and washable finish
  • Suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications
  • Excellent for highlighting architectural features
  • Smooth and easy application process

Cons

  • High-gloss finish accentuates surface defects
  • Requires thorough prep work for optimal results
  • Drying times may vary depending on humidity

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before beginning, ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from loose paint or dust. Because this is a high-gloss paint, use a fine-grit sandpaper to smooth any bumps or cracks, followed by an appropriate primer if necessary. Application can be done using high-quality synthetic brushes for detail work or rollers for larger areas. When using spray equipment, ensure the nozzle is clean and the paint is thinned according to the equipment manufacturer's specifications. After painting, allow the surface to cure fully before subjecting it to heavy use or cleaning. Store any remaining paint in a cool, dry place with the lid tightly sealed to prevent skinning.

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