Frenchic Ol' Blue Eyes Wall Paint - Blue

A 2.5l tin covers approximately 35m² with one coat. For enhanced depth and durability, two coats are recommended, bringing the coverage to approximately 17.5m².

No, Frenchic Ol' Blue Eyes Wall Paint is specifically formulated for interior use only.

While the paint will be touch-dry relatively quickly, it is recommended to allow 7-14 days for the paint to fully cure before subjecting it to heavy scrubbing or wear.

Yes, the paint is certified EN71-3 safe, making it suitable for children's toys, and it is low in VOCs with virtually no odour, ensuring a safer environment.

No, this paint acts as a self-primer and self-sealer, eliminating the need for separate primer. Once cured, it has an excellent wet scrub rating, meaning a separate topcoat is not typically required for walls and ceilings.

Yes, but it's crucial to prepare the surface first by lightly sanding any glossy surfaces to provide a key for the paint to adhere to. Ensure the surface is clean and dry afterward.

Once cured, use a damp cloth with a mild detergent to clean marks or spills. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

Ensure the surface was properly prepared and cleaned. Check for any lingering grease, dust, or moisture. Lightly abrading glossy surfaces before painting can improve adhesion.

Stir the paint thoroughly before and during use. Apply in thin, even coats, ensuring consistent coverage. Allow the first coat to dry fully before applying the second if necessary.

Use a high-quality synthetic brush and apply the paint with a smooth, consistent motion. Avoid overloading the brush. For larger areas, a roller might provide a more uniform finish. Consider a second, thinner coat.

While the paint is designed for good coverage, if it appears too thick for your application method, ensure it is stirred well. Thinning is generally not recommended for this formula as it can affect performance.