Smartseal Anti Mould Paint - Green

The paint covers approximately 4-6 m² per litre, per coat. This can vary depending on the surface texture and absorbency.

No, it is crucial to clean and remove all existing mould thoroughly with a dedicated mould cleaner before applying the anti-mould paint for effective results.

Yes, the solvent-free, low-VOC formulation makes it a safer choice for indoor environments, including homes with children and pets, once fully dried.

It is designed for interior walls, ceilings, and floors, particularly in areas prone to condensation such as bathrooms, kitchens, and bedrooms.

Clean gently with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh or abrasive cleaning chemicals, as they can damage the paint finish.

For most surfaces, no primer is needed if they are properly prepared. However, for very porous or uneven surfaces, a suitable primer may improve adhesion and finish.

Allow at least 2-4 hours for the first coat to dry before applying the second coat, depending on temperature and humidity conditions.

Ensure the surface was properly cleaned and dried before application. Remove any loose paint, dust, or grease. For very porous surfaces, a primer might be beneficial.

Verify that all existing mould was completely removed and treated before painting. Ensure adequate ventilation in the room to manage humidity levels. For severe cases, a second coat might be necessary.

Ensure paint is thoroughly stirred. Apply in thin, even coats, using a good quality brush or roller. Avoid overworking the paint. Allow adequate drying time between coats.