Johnstone's Washable Matt Paint - Pure Brilliant White

This paint provides a matt finish, which is a contemporary, non-reflective look that helps to disguise minor surface imperfections.

Yes, due to its washable and anti-bacterial properties, it is well-suited for areas like kitchens and bathrooms where cleanliness and durability are important.

Simply wipe marks and stains gently with a clean, damp cloth. For tougher stains, a mild, diluted detergent can be used, followed by wiping with a clean, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

Coverage can vary depending on the porosity and texture of the surface. Info needed: [Typical coverage per liter for this paint type]. Generally, a 2.5L can cover approximately 25-30 square meters with one coat on a smooth surface.

This paint is quick-drying. Info needed: [Exact touch-dry and recoat times]. Typically, it's touch dry in a few hours and ready for a second coat in 2-4 hours, but always refer to the specific product label for precise timings.

The anti-bacterial agent is designed to inhibit the growth of bacteria on the painted surface, contributing to a more hygienic environment. While good hygiene practices can help prevent mold, it's not specifically marketed as a mold preventative paint.

Yes, provided the existing paint is in good, sound condition, clean, and dry. If the previous paint is flaking or peeling, it should be removed before application.

Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned, dry, and free from loose material before painting. Proper surface preparation, including filling cracks and sanding, is crucial for adhesion. Consider using a suitable primer, especially on new or highly porous surfaces.

This can happen if the paint wasn't stirred well, applied too thinly, or if the surface absorption varies. Ensure paint is thoroughly stirred. Apply an even coat, and if necessary, apply a second coat after the first has dried completely. Ensure consistent roller pressure and overlapping strokes.

For best results with washable paint, clean spills and marks as soon as possible. Older or set-in stains may be more challenging. Use a clean, damp cloth and avoid excessive rubbing. For stubborn marks, a very mild, diluted detergent can be used sparingly, followed by wiping with clean water.