Matte wall paint that is suitable for painting walls and ceilings indoors. The product emits minimal odor and emissions during drying.
- Nonexistent smell
- Washable
- High coverage
Matte wall paint that is suitable for painting walls and ceilings indoors. The product emits minimal odor and emissions during drying.
Indoors
Acrylic
White + Bases
24 hours (At 23°C and 50% RH)
1,36
1 hour (At 23°C and 50% RH)
Not flammable
4-5
7-9m²/L
2-3 hours (At 23°C and 50% RH)
Minimum +5°C
Water
Brush, Roller, Spray
39 %
Class 1, EN 13300
• Always start by reading the instructions on the paint can and remember to be thorough from the start. Good tools and careful sub-work are the prerequisites for a successful painting result. Stir the paint well from the bottom before you start painting.
• Room and surface temperature is also important for the final result. Do not paint if it is colder than +5°C.
• The substrate must be clean, dry and firm. Wash previously painted surfaces with paint cleaner and rinse with water. Chalky substrates, such as lime and adhesive paint ceilings, should be washed and primed with Blocka barrier paint before painting. Glossy alkyd-painted surfaces are matt-sanded before painting. Any iron such as nail heads etc. is first primed with a suitable anti-rust paint.
• When painting over the paper wallpaper, test first so that the wallpaper does not come off when painting over with water-based material. In such cases, prime first with a suitable barrier paint. This is also recommended when painting heavily discolored surfaces, eg nicotine, soot and water damage.
• Remember to properly protect the floor and furniture before you start painting.
• Apply at least 2 coats for full coverage using a roller, brush, or, after thinning, a spray.
• Ceiling surfaces should always be painted generously with plenty of paint on the roller to avoid seams and streaks. Always paint the ceiling in a cross pattern and cover the entire ceiling/wall at the same time. Since the paint has a certain texture when rolled to create an even and concealing surface, the paint should be smoothed out after being evenly distributed on the surface. This means that when painting, for example, ceilings, after the paint has been spread on the surface, the roller should be moved in the same direction, with the same pressure and speed, over the wet paint. All peaks will then lie evenly in the same direction with the final smoothing stroke from the largest light source. This prevents the light from casting different shadows on the surface, which can create a streaky appearance.
Tool cleaning: Water. Remove as much paint as possible before cleaning. Storage: Cool and frost-free. Environment: Protect skin and eyes from splashes. Avoid inhalation of spray mist and sanding dust. Paint and cleaning liquids must not be released into drains, but collected and disposed of as environmental waste. Empty and dry packaging should be sorted as plastic, metal handles should be removed and sorted as metal.
• Use a cloth dampened with water and possibly a little mild detergent to clean the surface. Never use alcohol when cleaning acrylic paints. Black marks from metal scraping are best removed with an eraser.
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