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interior paints are used for decorative painting of walls and ceilings indoors when an even matte finish without excessive gloss is needed. This subcategory includes acrylic and latex water-dispersion paints for residential, office, public and production spaces.

What interior paints are used for
  • refreshing walls and ceilings without replacing the full finish;
  • creating a matte or deep-matte white coating indoors;
  • painting prepared mineral bases, including concrete, plaster and plasterboard;
  • application on cellulose-paper or fibreglass wallpapers when the specific product allows it;
  • choosing a coating by hiding power, wash class and room-use conditions.
How to choose paint for a room
  • for ceilings and low-wear areas, matte acrylic paints with a basic wash class may be suitable;
  • for walls in homes or offices, compare wash class, hiding power and base type;
  • for rooms that need more frequent cleaning, focus on paints with a higher wash class;
  • for a visually even finish, surface preparation, base colour and the recommended number of coats matter;
  • for larger jobs, choose packaging with allowance for the area and coverage rate of the specific material.
What to check before application
  • the surface should be dry, solid, even and cleaned of dust, dirt and unstable old coatings;
  • porous or highly absorbent bases should be prepared according to the manufacturer’s recommendations;
  • before work, paint is mixed until uniform and, if needed, diluted with water according to the instructions;
  • application is done at the temperature stated for the specific product, usually within +5°C... +35°C;
  • for an even result, follow the drying time between coats and the operating conditions of the coating.