Frenchic Lazy Range Furniture Paint - Wedding Cake - 750ml

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

For a durable finish, a minimum of two coats is required. Porous surfaces may require additional coats to achieve full coverage and an even look.

Yes, Frenchic Lazy Range paint is certified safe for use on children's toys, meeting the EN71-3 standard.

It is suitable for interior furniture, woodwork, trims, skirting, doors, kitchen cupboards, and built-in furniture, on both wood and laminate surfaces.

A 750ml tin provides a single coat coverage of up to 12.5m². Since a minimum of two coats is recommended for durability, one tin will fully cover approximately 6m² on non-porous surfaces.

Once cured, painted surfaces can be gently wiped clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh or abrasive cleaning products to protect the matte finish.

The 'Lazy Range' signifies that the paint is incredibly easy to use, being self-priming and self-sealing, which eliminates the need for separate primers, waxes, or top coats, saving you time and effort.

Ensure the surface is clean and dry before painting. Apply thin, even coats and allow sufficient drying time between applications. Avoid over-brushing. A minimum of two coats is essential for an even, consistent finish.

Porous surfaces absorb more paint. Apply additional thin coats until desired coverage is achieved. Consider a very light first coat to 'prime' the surface, then follow with standard coats. Ensure you have sufficient paint for the project.

While generally not needed, a tiny amount of water (a few drops) can be added and stirred in to slightly thin the paint if absolutely necessary, but avoid over-thinning as this affects durability and coverage. Ensure the paint has been thoroughly stirred.

This often indicates insufficient surface preparation. Ensure the surface is thoroughly cleaned of all dirt, grease, or loose particles. For very glossy surfaces, a light sanding can help create a 'key' for the paint to adhere better, even though it's self-priming.

Always intermix all tins of the same color before starting a project, especially if using more than one tin, to ensure a consistent color match across the entire piece. Pour all paint into a larger container and stir thoroughly.