151 Gloss Non Drip Paint - Navy Blue

This paint is suitable for interior and exterior wood surfaces, such as doors, door frames, window sills, and bannisters. It can also be used on suitably primed metal surfaces.

Surface dry time typically ranges from 4-6 hours, but this can vary depending on temperature, humidity, and film thickness. Allow 16-24 hours before applying a second coat. Always refer to the specific instructions on the tin for precise drying times.

While this paint offers good adhesion, using a suitable primer is recommended for bare wood or metal, or if you're painting over a significantly darker or lighter colour, to achieve the best finish and durability.

Yes, its durable gloss finish makes it suitable for exterior use, as indicated by its recommendation for front doors. It will help protect against weather elements.

Clean brushes and rollers immediately after use with white spirit or a dedicated brush cleaner. Rinse thoroughly with water afterwards and allow to dry.

Info needed: Please refer to the product label for specific coverage per litre, as this can vary. As a general guide, gloss paints often cover approximately 12-15 square meters per litre, but always check the tin.

Yes, but for best adhesion, it's recommended to lightly sand the existing gloss paint to 'key' the surface before applying the new coat. Ensure the surface is clean and dry.

Ensure the surface is thoroughly clean, dry, and free of grease or loose material. For glossy surfaces, a light sanding (keying) is essential before painting. A suitable primer may be needed for bare or difficult surfaces.

Apply the paint in thin, even coats. Avoid overloading your brush or roller. Ensure sufficient drying time between coats. Use a good quality brush or roller appropriate for gloss paint.

While non-drip, excessive paint application can still lead to drips. Try applying thinner coats. Ensure your brush/roller isn't oversaturated. Work in small sections, allowing gravity to distribute the paint before moving on.

Ensure adequate ventilation in the painting area. Humidity and lower temperatures can extend drying times. Applying overly thick coats will also significantly increase drying duration. Stick to thin, even layers.