Frenchic Trim Paint - Grey

Yes, the 'self-priming' and 'self-sealing' formula means you can often skip these steps. However, for maximum durability and the best finish, especially on very porous or dark surfaces, testing in an inconspicuous area is recommended. Two coats are advised for optimal resilience.

A 500ml tin covers approximately 7m² with a single coat. For the recommended two coats, expect coverage of about 3.5m² per tin.

No, this paint is specifically formulated for interior use only.

Yes, it is suitable for various furniture, including kitchen cupboards, and offers a scuff-resistant finish.

Touch dry in approximately 1-2 hours, recoatable after 2-4 hours. Full cure for maximum durability takes about 7 days.

It is a coolish, pale grey with subtle blue-green hints over a slightly slatey base.

Yes, provided the existing paint is sound and clean. Lightly sand glossy surfaces to improve adhesion.

Stir the paint thoroughly. If necessary, add a very small amount of water (e.g., 10% by volume) to achieve the desired consistency, though this may slightly affect drying time.

Apply thin, even coats. Ensure you are using a good quality brush suitable for water-based paints. Avoid overworking the paint. Allow adequate drying time between coats.

Ensure the surface is properly cleaned and dry. For particularly glossy or difficult surfaces like some laminates, a light scuff with fine-grit sandpaper can improve adhesion. Wipe away dust after sanding.

Ensure two coats have been applied as recommended for maximum durability. Allow the paint to cure fully (typically 7 days) for the finish to reach its maximum hardness.