Johnstone's Kitchen Matt Emulsion Paint 2.5L - Green

Yes, due to its grease-resisting and high condensation protection properties, it is suitable for use in bathrooms and other areas with elevated moisture levels, as well as kitchens.

Typically, two coats are recommended for optimal coverage, colour depth, and durability. However, this may vary depending on the original surface colour and condition.

The paint is usually touch dry in 2-4 hours, and you can typically apply a second coat after 4 hours. Full hardness and washability are achieved after 7-14 days.

Yes, once fully cured, the paint provides a tough and durable finish that can be gently wiped clean with a soft cloth and mild detergent, making it ideal for busy kitchen environments.

This paint provides a contemporary matt emulsion finish, which offers a smooth, non-reflective look and helps to disguise minor wall imperfections.

A primer is not always necessary for previously painted surfaces in good condition. However, for bare, porous, or significantly stained surfaces, using a suitable primer is recommended to ensure even absorption and better adhesion.

It is specifically formulated for interior walls and ceilings, particularly those in high-traffic areas or areas susceptible to grease and high condensation, such as kitchens and bathrooms.

Ensure the surface is thoroughly clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, and loose materials. If the surface is very smooth or glossy, a light sanding to create a 'key' or a specific primer may be needed before painting.

Apply paint evenly using a good quality brush or roller, avoiding overspreading. Ensure you apply enough paint to allow it to flow out smoothly. Always allow the previous coat to dry completely before applying the next, and work in consistent sections.

This usually indicates that the underlying grease or stain was not adequately removed or sealed. Thoroughly clean and degrease the affected area. For stubborn stains, apply a stain-blocking primer before repainting with the kitchen emulsion.

Ensure ample ventilation in the room during and after painting. Keep windows and doors open to allow fresh air circulation. The odour should dissipate completely within a few days with proper ventilation.

While the paint helps resist condensation, it doesn't kill existing mould. Before painting, treat any mould with a suitable mould killer. Address the source of excessive moisture if possible. Ensure good ventilation, especially in high condensation areas, even after painting.