Select your paint

Prepare your wall

Apply undercoat

Apply your interior wall paint

• Acrylic paints are perfect for areas that are normally dry.

• You can also get paints that are suited for areas that are damper.

• Matt, Satin or gloss paints are also options so remember to have a look at the type of finish you would require.

• Clean & repair any cracks on the wall if needed.

• The quality of the finished wall will all depend on proper preparation.

• Mark out your area with masking tape and use drop sheets to protecty your floors and furniture.

• If your wall is crumbly look to correct this with a base stabiliser. This needs 3-4 days to dry.

• We suggest an undercoat is applied to improve adhesion of the paint and best colour opacity.

• After undercoat allow for 24 hours for the paint to dry.

• Mix your paint to ensure you get consistant colour.

• Paint corners and edges with a precision brush.

• Paint your wall in sections squaremeter by squaremeter.

• Allow coats to dry before applying your next coat.

• Apply the paint vertically then horizontally to get a uniform application.

• An extension pole can assist with application in high hard to reach areas.