Frenchic Wall Paint - Golightly - Pink

Yes, it is formulated to adhere well to most surfaces without a separate primer and acts as its own topcoat, simplifying the painting process.

While coverage is excellent, two coats are generally recommended for the best depth of colour and a more durable, consistent finish.

The paint is typically dry to the touch in 1-2 hours, but a second coat should only be applied once the first is dry. Full curing takes 7-14 days.

It is suitable for kitchen cupboards and walls. However, it is not recommended for areas with constant high humidity or direct water exposure, like shower cubicles or directly behind a sink in a very steamy bathroom.

The paint has a durable resin base and achieves an ISO11998 Class 1 Wet Scrub rating once fully cured, meaning it can withstand vigorous cleaning with water and mild detergent.

Yes, Golightly is a versatile elegant pink with lilac undertones suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and even offices. Its washable nature makes it practical for most interior spaces.

The matching soft-satin Trim Paint in the same shades, including Golightly, is available separately and is ideal for coordinating woodwork like skirting boards, doors, and window frames.

Ensure the surface was properly cleaned and free from dust, grease, or previous loose coatings before application. Re-sand and re-paint if necessary.

Apply the paint in thin, even coats, maintaining a wet edge. Use a high-quality brush or roller suitable for matte finishes. For best results, allow each coat to dry before applying the next.

Ensure the surface underneath is a uniform colour, or that adequate coats have been applied. Light can affect perceived colour; check in natural light. The final colour is fully achieved once cured.

Allow the paint to fully cure for at least 7-14 days. After curing, use a damp cloth with mild soap if necessary. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive scrubbing before full cure.

Stir the paint thoroughly. If necessary, add a very small amount of water (less than 5%) to achieve a better consistency, but avoid over-thinning, which can affect coverage and finish.