Ronseal One Coat Everywhere Paint - Pure Brilliant White Matt 5L

A 5L tin of this paint covers approximately 125 m² (25 m² per litre), depending on the porosity and texture of the surface.

Yes, Ronseal One Coat Everywhere is suitable for bare and previously painted wood, as well as bare and previously painted metal surfaces indoors. Remember to follow the specific preparation guidelines for each material.

The paint is touch dry in just 1 hour. If a second coat is needed, allow 2-4 hours before re-application.

Not always, as it's designed for one coat. However, a basecoat is recommended for very bold or contrasting existing colors, and for sealing bare plaster. A specialist metal primer is required for ferrous metals to ensure proper adhesion.

No, this paint should not be thinned. Using it as supplied will provide the best coverage and durability.

If a second coat is necessary, perhaps over a particularly dark or contrasting previous color, you should wait 2-4 hours after applying the first coat before starting the second.

Yes, it is formulated to be stain resistant and washable, making it robust enough to handle everyday wear and tear and easy to wipe clean.

To guarantee uniform color across your entire project, mix all tins of the same color together in a larger container before you start painting.

Ensure you have stirred the paint thoroughly before and during use. Load your roller or brush with plenty of paint and avoid spreading it too thinly. For very bold or contrasting underlying colors, a basecoat might be necessary, or an additional coat of Ronseal One Coat Everywhere paint applied after 2-4 hours.

Before beginning your project, always mix all tins of the same color together in a larger container. This 'boxing' process ensures a perfectly consistent color batch for your entire surface.

Check if the metal is ferrous (e.g., steel, cast iron). If so, a specialist metal primer is essential for proper adhesion and protection. Ensure all loose or flaking paint was sanded off and the surface was clean before application.

New plaster must be completely dry for 7 days before painting. Additionally, it requires sealing with either a basecoat or a dedicated plaster sealer before applying the Ronseal paint. Skipping these steps can lead to adhesion issues.