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universal paints are chosen when one coating needs to cover different renovation tasks: facades, interiors or several base types within the same project. This subcategory includes acrylic rubber paint for a wide range of surfaces and universal water-dispersion paint for facades and interiors.

What universal paints are used for
  • protective and decorative painting of surfaces outside and inside buildings;
  • refreshing facades, walls, ceilings and selected structures without choosing a separate paint for each zone;
  • work on prepared mineral bases such as concrete, brick, plaster and similar materials;
  • painting different construction and sheet materials when allowed by the specific product instructions;
  • choosing a coating by wash class, hiding power, matte level, protection period and application area.
How to choose a universal paint
  • for facades and interiors on mineral bases, check universal water-dispersion paints with the relevant intended use;
  • for a wider range of bases, including metal, slate, tiles, wood or sheet materials, check the capabilities of acrylic rubber paint;
  • if frequent surface cleaning matters, compare the wash class of the specific products;
  • for exterior work, consider protection period, base condition and application conditions;
  • before buying, check paint compatibility with the material, primer, colour and required pack size.
What to check before application
  • universal use does not remove the need for preparation: the base should be dry, solid, even and cleaned;
  • old weak coatings, dust, dirt and poorly bonded particles should be removed before painting;
  • application temperature, coverage rate, number of coats and drying time should be checked for the specific product;
  • for facade work, weather, absence of rain, strong wind and surface overheating matter;
  • for complex or mixed bases, make a test application and follow the manufacturer’s recommendations.