Rust-Oleum Teal Furniture Paint 750ml Shabby Chic Toy Safe Satin

Here are some quick points for Rust-Oleum Teal Furniture Paint 750ml Shabby Chic Toy Safe Satin –

• Toy Safe, subject to Toy Standard Testing: BS EN 71-3: 2013 + A1:2014, Migration of Certain Elements
• Location of application – Interior
• For use on – Furniture, Metal, Wood, Plastic, Stone, Plaster and more
• Surface finish – Satin
• Water based with virtually no odour
• Highly concentrated
• Exceptional coverage in one coat
• No priming or sanding necessary on most surfaces (simply ensure surfaces are smooth, dry and free from contaminants)
• Works great over old paint and varnish
• Create a distressed look by applying two coats in contrasting colours then sanding / scouring when dry
• Exceptional coverage in one coat

Rust-Oleum Teal Furniture Paint 750ml Shabby Chic Toy Safe Satin.

This Rust-Oleum Satin Finish Furniture Paint adds a timeless mid-sheen lustre to any piece of furniture. The superior silk touch satin finish comes in an elegant palette of eight soothing shades and has been carefully curated to enhance contemporary interiors. Apply directly to furniture in one easy application.

Furthermore, Rust-Oleum Satin Finish Furniture Paint is Toy Safe, subject to Toy Standard Testing: BS EN 71-3: 2013 + A1:2014, Migration of Certain Elements. The paint can be used directly onto wood (bare or painted), brick, stone, plaster or any suitably primed rigid surface (metal, plastic etc).

In addition – Surface preparation: For best results, ensure surface is clean, dry & free from loose paint, mould & mildew, wax or oil. If wax has been used, clean the surface thoroughly with white spirit. We recommend that bare wood should be sanded before painting. Hard glossy surfaces should be abraded before painting. Cover surrounding areas to protect from spray mist.

Also – Rustoleum Satin Paint can be used to create a Shabby Chic finish. Create a distressed look by applying two coats in contrasting colours then sanding / scouring when dry. Please Note: Due to humidity and condensation on the odd tin. There maybe signs of a bit of surface rust. This has no effect on the contents. Priced accordingly.