Frenchic Lazy Range - Stone Rosie - Beige

No, the Frenchic Lazy Range is self-priming, meaning you do not need to apply a separate primer. Just ensure your surface is clean and dry.

The Frenchic Lazy Range is also self-sealing, so a separate top coat or sealer is not required for durability, especially for interior furniture and woodwork. Once cured, it offers a durable matte finish.

A 750ml tin provides coverage of up to 12.5m² for a single coat. For the recommended durable finish (minimum two coats), expect full coverage for approximately 6m² on non-porous surfaces. Porous surfaces may require more paint and additional coats.

Yes, Frenchic Lazy Range is suitable for interior kitchen cupboards made of wood or laminate. Ensure proper cleaning and preparation for best adhesion and durability.

Absolutely. This paint is EN71-3 certified, making it safe for use on children's toys and furniture, providing peace of mind for parents.

Once the paint has fully cured (typically 3-4 weeks), painted surfaces can be gently wiped clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh or abrasive cleaning products.

It's good practice to ensure all tins have identical batch numbers. If batch numbers differ, or to guarantee perfect consistency, intermix all tins in a larger container before you begin painting.

'Stone Rosie' provides a durable, matte finish. The colour itself is a soft, welcoming beige hue, designed to evoke a cozy, Mediterranean-inspired atmosphere.

Ensure the surface was clean and adequately prepared. For porous surfaces, more coats are often required. Apply thin, even coats and allow sufficient drying time between applications. Make sure you're using a minimum of two coats for full coverage and durability.

Lightly sand the surface before painting to remove imperfections. Ensure paint is stirred thoroughly. Apply thin coats to prevent brush marks, and sand very lightly with fine-grit sandpaper between coats if needed (and wipe clean) for a smoother finish.

Ensure adequate ventilation in your workspace. High humidity or low temperatures can slow drying times. Apply thinner coats; thick applications dry slower.

Always check batch numbers when buying multiple tins for a project. If batch numbers differ, or if unsure, intermix all tins in a larger container before starting to ensure a consistent color throughout your project.

This usually indicates improper surface preparation. Ensure the surface is completely clean, dry, and free of grease, wax, or loose paint. Lightly scuff sanding very glossy surfaces can also improve adhesion.