Frenchic Lazy Range Paint - Crystal Blue

No, Frenchic Lazy Range Paint is self-priming and self-sealing. This means you don't need a separate primer before painting or a top coat/sealer afterwards, simplifying your project.

A minimum of two coats is required to achieve a durable finish. On highly porous surfaces, you may need additional coats for full coverage and durability.

A 750ml tin will provide a coat of up to 12.5m². For a durable finish requiring a minimum of two coats, it should provide full coverage for approximately 6m² on non-porous surfaces.

Yes, Frenchic Lazy Range Paint is EN71-3 certified, which means it is safe for use on children's toys and furniture.

Yes, it is suitable for interior wood work, including kitchen cupboards (both wood and laminate), providing a durable matte finish.

Yes, it is a water-based paint with low VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) and low odour, making it a more pleasant and environmentally friendly choice for indoor painting.

It is good practice to ensure batch numbers are identical or to intermix all batches prior to commencing painting. This helps ensure consistent color across your entire project.

No, Frenchic Lazy Range Paint is specifically formulated for interior furniture and woodwork. It is not recommended for exterior use.

Ensure you are applying in thin, even coats. Thicker coats can lead to streaks. Also, confirm you've applied a minimum of two coats for optimal coverage and opacity.

Durability is best achieved with at least two coats. Applying a single, very thin coat may compromise the self-sealing properties. Ensure adequate drying time between coats.

Always intermix paint from different tins into a larger container before starting your project. This ensures a uniform color across the entire piece, especially for larger surfaces.

Porous surfaces like unfinished wood will absorb more paint. Expect to apply additional coats (3-4 may be necessary) to achieve full opacity and a durable finish on such surfaces.