Frenchic Al Fresco Chalk Paint - Blackjack

Yes, Frenchic Al Fresco Chalk Paint in `Blackjack` is specifically designed to be weatherproof and hardwearing, making it perfect for outdoor furniture and surfaces like front doors and garden features.

No, this paint is self-priming and self-sealing, simplifying your project by combining multiple steps into one. Just ensure your surface is clean and dry.

A 750ml tin covers up to 12.5m² per coat. For optimal durability, a minimum of 2 coats is recommended, providing approximately 6m² coverage on non-porous surfaces.

Yes, Frenchic Al Fresco Chalk Paint is certified EN71-3 compliant, meaning it is safe for use on children's toys and furniture.

The paint dries to a sophisticated matte finish, offering a contemporary and bold aesthetic with excellent depth of color.

Yes, `Blackjack` is suitable for kitchen cupboards and ceramic wall tiles. However, avoid using it on ceramic tiles in very wet areas, such as inside a shower, where prolonged water exposure is common.

Once fully cured (typically 2-3 weeks), surfaces painted with `Blackjack` can be wiped clean with a damp, soft cloth. Avoid using harsh abrasive cleaners or scrubbing, as this can damage the matte finish.

No, it is a water-based paint with minimal VOC content and is virtually odourless, making it pleasant to use indoors without strong fumes.

Ensure the surface is clean and smooth. Apply thin, even coats and avoid overworking the paint as it is self-levelling. If needed, apply another thin coat after the previous one is fully dry.

Porous surfaces absorb more paint. Ensure proper surface preparation. Apply a minimum of 2 coats for best results, especially on non-porous surfaces. For accurate planning, remember a 750ml tin covers approximately 6m² for two coats on non-porous surfaces.

Ensure adequate ventilation in your workspace. High humidity and low temperatures can significantly extend drying and curing times. Apply thin coats and allow sufficient drying time between coats (refer to product label for specific times, typically a few hours).

This usually indicates insufficient surface preparation. Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned, degreased, and lightly sanded (if applicable) to create a proper 'key' for the paint to adhere to. All loose material must be removed before painting.