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Interior acrylic paint for ceilings and walls in residential and production premises where a matte vapor-permeable coating is needed.
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Golden field interior acrylic paint for ceilings and walls is intended for decorative and protective painting indoors. It forms a matte, vapor-permeable, and durable coating for ceilings and walls in residential and production spaces.
The paint is used on traditional prepared substrates, as well as wallpaper on cellulose-paper and fiberglass bases. The coating helps visually even out the surface and hide minor substrate defects.
The material has matte gloss level 3, hiding power class 2, and washability class 3. The paint has fungicidal protection, thins with water, and forms an aesthetic mechanically resistant coating for indoor use.
A special formula with mineral pigments and modifiers helps apply the paint evenly with standard painting tools or by airless spraying.
Before work, clean the substrate from dust, dirt, unstable old coatings, and poorly bonded particles. The surface should be dry, strong, and level. Apply at +5°C ... +35°C.
White color can be left as a ready matte finish or used as a base for a light interior. The 1.4 kg pack is convenient for a small area or repair, 4.2 kg for a single room or wall, and 7 kg or 14 kg for a larger amount of painting work.
Benefits
creates a matte vapor-permeable coating for ceilings and walls;
suitable for residential and production premises;
can be used for painting wallpaper on cellulose-paper and fiberglass bases;
hiding power class 2 helps visually even out the substrate;
has fungicidal protection and thins with water;
can be applied with standard painting tools or by airless spraying.
Where to use
ceilings and walls indoors;
living rooms, corridors, and auxiliary areas;
residential and production premises used indoors;
traditional prepared mineral surfaces;
wallpaper on cellulose-paper bases;
fiberglass wallpaper for painting.
How to choose a variant
1.4 kg is convenient for a small area, repair, or trial painting;
4.2 kg suits a single wall, ceiling, or small room;
7 kg is useful for several surfaces or a medium amount of work;
14 kg is suitable for larger rooms or a series of rooms;
all variants are white, so check whether you need a ready white finish or further tinting;
for areas with moderate cleaning, use washability class 3 as the key reference.
How to apply
prepare a dry, strong, and level substrate without dust, dirt, or unstable coatings;
on wallpaper, check adhesion strength and make sure there are no peeling areas;
make sure the application temperature is within +5°C ... +35°C;
mix the paint until homogeneous before use;
thin with water if needed according to the manufacturer’s recommendations;
apply evenly by brush, roller, or airless spraying, following drying time between coats.
FAQ: use, consumption, and common mistakes
What is it suitable for?
Interior acrylic paint for ceilings and walls in residential and production premises where a matte vapor-permeable coating is needed.
When is it not suitable?
Do not apply over dust, grease, moisture, chalky or weak coatings; difficult substrates need primer or a test area.
What is the consumption or yield?
No separate consumption value is listed, so estimate from area, joint size, or recommendations for the specific application method.
How long does the layer dry or form?
Let the layer fully form before loading. For difficult conditions, make a test area and check the instructions.
What are the common mistakes?
Painting a weak base without primer, applying too thick a layer, wrong application temperature, and rushing between coats.