Frenchic Furniture Paint - Grey - 750ml

No, Frenchic Furniture Paint is designed for simple preparation and typically does not require a primer. Just ensure your surface is clean, dry, and free from loose particles, grease, or wax.

Yes, for optimal durability and protection, especially on high-traffic items, a separate top coat or sealant is recommended after the paint has fully cured. While Frenchic offers excellent adhesion, its distinctive chalky finish benefits from this added layer to resist scuffs and moisture.

A 750ml tin will provide a coat of up to 8m². However, actual coverage can vary depending on the porosity of the surface and the desired finish, so you may need more for full visual coverage or on very absorbent materials.

Yes, this Frenchic Furniture Paint is EN71-3 certified, which means it is safe for use on children's toys and furniture.

This paint is suitable for interior wooden furniture, most other wooden surfaces, laminate, and metal, making it versatile for many upcycling and renovation projects.

If your project requires more than one tin of the same color, it's best practice to intermix the contents of all tins into a larger container before you start painting. This ensures a perfectly consistent color across your entire piece.

Once your painted furniture is sealed and fully cured, clean it with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid using abrasive cleaners, strong chemicals, or excessive scrubbing, as these can damage the paint and sealant.

Ensure the surface is properly cleaned and dried. Apply thin, even coats using a good quality brush or roller. Allow each coat to dry completely before applying the next. For very porous surfaces, additional coats may be necessary.

Verify the surface is thoroughly clean and free of grease, wax, or dust. For very glossy surfaces, a light sanding will create a better 'key' for the paint to grip.

Always intermix paint from different tins into a larger container before starting your project. This ensures a uniform color blend across the entire piece.

This is characteristic of a chalky finish. For a smoother feel, you can lightly buff the dried paint with fine-grit sandpaper (e.g., 220-grit) and wipe away dust before applying a sealant. A sealant will also help to consolidate the finish.

This is expected with an unsealed chalky finish. For optimal durability and protection against daily wear, moisture, and scuffs, apply a dedicated top coat or sealant suitable for chalk paint after the paint has fully cured.