Frenchic Wall Paint - Grey

No, Frenchic Wall Paint is self-priming and self-sealing, meaning it typically does not require a separate primer or topcoat for walls and ceilings.

The paint has an ISO11998 Class 1 Wet Scrub rating, making it completely scrubbable once cured. This indicates a high level of durability for everyday cleaning.

Yes, the paint is EN71-3 certified, which means it is safe for use on surfaces that may come into contact with children, such as furniture and toys, once fully cured.

It is recommended for interior walls and ceilings. It can also be applied to wooden furniture, interior wood, kitchen cupboards, metal, powder-coated radiators, and interior uPVC. Avoid very wet areas like shower surrounds.

A 2.5L tin covers up to 35m² with a single coat. For best results and colour depth, two coats are recommended, providing coverage for approximately 17.5m².

The Wall Paint has an ultra-matte finish suitable for walls and ceilings. The Trim Paint has a soft-sheen finish designed for skirting boards, doors, and frames, offering a subtle contrast or a matching finish depending on preference.

Once fully cured, clean the surface with a damp cloth or a soft sponge and mild soap. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or tools that could damage the matte finish.

Ensure the surface was clean, dry, and free from grease or dust before application. Glossy surfaces should be lightly sanded. If painted over an incompatible surface or a very porous one without adequate preparation, adhesion may be compromised.

Ensure the paint was stirred thoroughly. Apply thin, even coats. Avoid overworking the paint during application. Use a high-quality brush or roller appropriate for water-based paints. Allow adequate drying time between coats.

Colour appearance can vary based on lighting conditions, surrounding colours, and the number of coats applied. Ensure two coats have been applied for true colour depth. Check the paint can label to confirm the correct colour was purchased.

Frenchic paints are designed to be used directly from the tin. If the paint seems unusually thick, ensure it has been stirred well. Avoid adding water unless specifically instructed for a particular technique, as this can affect performance.