Frenchic Artisan Range - White

Yes, while the paint has self-sealing properties, a top coat (Frenchic Finishing Coat or Tuff Top Coat) or wax is essential for durability and protection, especially on surfaces that will be frequently touched or cleaned.

Yes, you can use it on interior kitchen cabinets, but it is crucial to seal them thoroughly with Frenchic Tuff Top Coat for maximum durability against moisture and wear.

Typically, 1-2 coats are sufficient for good coverage, but this can vary depending on the surface and the colour being painted over. Apply thin, even coats and allow them to dry fully between applications.

Drying time is usually 1-2 hours between coats, but this can vary based on humidity and temperature. Allow the paint to be touch-dry before applying the next coat.

Yes, you can mix Frenchic Artisan Range colours together to create custom shades. Always mix a sufficient quantity to complete your project to ensure colour consistency.

No, the Frenchic Artisan Range is specifically designed for interior use and is not suitable for outdoor furniture or exposed elements.

Clean your brushes, rollers, and any spills immediately after use with warm, soapy water.

Stir the paint thoroughly. If still very thick, a tiny amount of water (no more than 5%) can be added and mixed well, but avoid over-thinning as this can affect coverage and finish.

Ensure the paint is stirred well before and during use. Apply thin, even coats using a good quality brush or roller. Avoid overworking the paint. Ensure the surface is properly prepared.

This indicates the paint has not been adequately sealed. Apply the recommended Frenchic sealant (Finishing Coat, Tuff Top Coat, or wax) according to product instructions. Ensure adequate drying time between coats of paint and sealant.

Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or wax. For very glossy surfaces, a light sanding may be necessary to provide a 'key' for the paint to adhere to.