Zinsser Self-Priming Paint Satin White 1Ltr (13040)

Hello Thank you for your enquiry. The Self-Priming Paint in Satin White would not be suitable to tint to another colour as a true colour wouldn't be achieved due to the ingredients of the paint. I hope this helps.

Hello Thank you for your recent enquiry. If there is any staining from the mould then a stain blocking primer should be used such as BIN (29661). One or two coats of the primer should be applied by brush or roller with a coverage rate of approximately 10m2/L/coat and a re-coat time of 45 minutes. Once this is dry the mould resisting Perma-White (Self-Priming Paint Satin) may be applied in the same manner as the primer but with a 2 hour re-coat time. I hope this helps.

Hello Thank you for your recent enquiry. Perma-White is perfect for application to interior walls, ceilings, and in areas of humidity such as bathrooms or kitchens as it contains a biocide in the finished coating to protect against mould or mildew growth. Due to the wear the decorative painted finish would receive if applied to a worktop, and with there being a biocide in the top coat, this isn't an application we would recommend and a suitable product for worktops should be used. I hope this helps.

Hi. Thanks for your enquiry. Our best recommendation would be to scrape off the loose and flaking paint to achieve a sound surface. Ensure the surface is clean and dry (maximum of 12% moisture content) before sealing with the Zinsser Bulls Eye 123 (1 litre = 10135 or 2.5 litres 10136). This will provide good adhesion to resist flaking and peeling and a uniform surface to apply the decorative topcoat. After a minimum of 1 hour apply the topcoat, Zinsser Perma-White Interior is ideal, applied in 2 coats it provide a durable, cleanable surface that also helps to prevent any mould from affecting the painted surface. I hope this helps.

Hello Thank you for your recent enquiry. Perma-White is perfect for the project you are looking to undertake as this is a durable, cleanable, non-yellowing finish. Two coats of the product should be applied by brush or roller at a coverage rate of approximately 10m2/L/coat, with a re-coat time of 2 hours. If there is any staining or varnish on the cupboard doors, we would recommend appyling a primer such as BIN (29661 or 10130) to block staining and promote the best adhesion. Before applying the paint we recommend the area is cleaned and degreased using hot soapy water, rinsing with warm water then wiping over with methylated spirits. I hope this helps.