AQUA Varnish - Matte finish
Clear protective top-coat & sealer, matte finish Aqueous-phase acrylic resin-based varnish For protection and decoration of wall surfaces and wood (excluding tannic wood) ...
Low to no VOC
Indoor
Distemper
Roller
Easy
Clear protective top-coat & sealer, matte finish
Aqueous-phase acrylic resin-based varnish
For protection and decoration of wall surfaces and wood (excluding tannic wood)
Form: Liquid, viscous
Colour: clear
Use: INTERIOR use only. Not recommended for floor areas
Surfaces -Wall surfaces: water-based paints, natural lime and clay paints & coatings Concrete and other untreated masonry surfaces (stone, brick...), plaster, drywall (unfinished or painted) -Wood millwork & furniture (excluding tannic wood)
Finish: Matte
Level of difficulty: Easy
Features
-Good water resistance
-Good scratch resistance
-High durability
-Non-yellowing
-Compatible with acrylic and alkyd emulsion paints, matte and satin
finishes
Advantages
May be tinted with colour &/or pearlescent pigments to offer unique decorative effects.
Tools
100% synthetic flat brush (soft bristles to avoid streaking), short nap roller
(4mm) or foam roller, paint spray gun (nozzle 7 to 9)
Coverage
Approximately 110-160 sft/KG (≈10-15 m2/KG) for 1 coat
2 coats are recommended
Made In France
Essential tools to achieve this finish
Frequently Asked Questions
Natural Paints are not suitable for interior wet areas and are best for low-traffic rooms. In heavy traffic areas and areas that may be exposed to occasional splashing, you can use tintural's Aqua Protection as a light protective finish coat.
No, limewash paints are sensitive to extreme cold and heat. The ideal temperature for use is between 7 and 27° C. And you can not apply lime coat when raining, make sure the weather forecast does not call for rain in the 48 hours following application.
Wait a minimum of 6-8 hours between coats.Respect stipulated drying times. It is imperative to have a fully dry surface before applying the next coat.
Multi primer & paint for Burnished finish is 96% natural ingredients, virtually VOC FREE (less than 0.58gr/l.)
For burnished finish you need a limewash brush AND a trowel
Multi primer & paint for Burnished finish can be used in interior and exterior.
-first, determine whether the surface can be split to accommodate wall angles, decorative elements or light.
- depending on ceiling height, set a work surface to avoid making stripes.
-for the third coat of paint, use a slightly more diluted (but not too diluted) mixture to give a wider opening.
- use a stainless steel float (stucco float) with a flexible or semi-rigid blade. No sponges, no plastic smoothers.
Don't wait until the paint is too dry to iron, but there's no precise rule because it depends on the substrate and ambient temperature (I'd say 15 to 20 minutes).The aim is to crush the mixture without tearing it.
If the wall is really big, you can work in pairs: one paints and the other applies.
But for a concrete effect, all you need to know is that it's the way you cover the wall during the first two coats that determines the result. As a general rule, the smaller the movements, the more "crushed" the effect.
The smoother must not tear off layers of paint, and the opening angle must be fairly shallow (15° to 20°) to exert sufficient, even force.
You can use a water sprayer, but with care.
You will receive all products you need to achieve the finish: MULTI primer & paint, quantity of pigment required for the chosen colour and quantity of primer & paint, how-to guide and technical sheet.
If you have added tools to your order, they will come in your package too.
We recommend tinting the primer, 3 coats are required to achieve Burnished finish.