Rust-Oleum Interior Wood Paint - Green - 750ml

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Rust-Oleum Interior Wood Paint is an ideal choice for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners looking to refresh indoor woodwork, such as doors, skirting boards, and staircases, with a durable, professional-grade satin finish. The primary benefit is its high-pigmentation formula that eliminates the need for primers or separate topcoats, though users should be mindful that like all water-based paints, it requires careful surface preparation to ensure optimal adhesion on previously varnished surfaces.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SHDRCT12964 |
| Brand | Rust-Oleum |
No, this product is formulated as a self-priming paint that works on most interior wood surfaces.
This paint is specifically designed for woodwork like doors, frames, and panelling, and is not recommended for heavy-traffic floor use.
Usually, two coats provide excellent coverage and depth of colour.
It is a water-based formula, which makes for easier clean-up and lower odour.
No, this product is strictly for interior use only.
Since it is a water-based paint, simply wash brushes and tools with warm, soapy water immediately after use.
Ensure the surface was sanded to remove gloss and thoroughly cleaned of grease or wax before application.
Use a high-quality synthetic brush and avoid over-working the paint once it begins to tack up.
Check the room humidity and temperature; high humidity or low temperatures can significantly extend drying times.
Before application, ensure all surfaces are clean, dry, and free from loose paint, grease, or wax. Lightly sand glossy surfaces to create a "key" for the paint to grip. No primer is necessary for bare or previously painted wood, but spot-priming may be required if the wood has heavy tannin stains. Application should occur in temperatures above 10°C. Clean brushes and rollers with warm, soapy water immediately after use to prevent the paint from hardening in the bristles.