How to paint indoor walls and ceilings

ACCESSORIES: Scraper, Putty, Glass paper, Foam roller, Bucket, Masking tape.

PRODUCTS: Primer: Water-based fixative primer - Finish: Plastic paint

In the event the surface to be painted is in poor condition, either because the old paint is not proper-ly adhering or because the paint is lime based (powder may come off the paint when scrubbing), scrape any poorly adhered paint off the wall with a scraper and apply a coat of waterborne primer before the first coat of paint.

However, if the old paint is in good condition, apply the first coat of emulsion paint with a roller and directly dilute with 10–15% water (according to the technical data sheet). Then, allow the coat to dry.

To apply a coat of varnish with a satin or glossy finish, apply 2 coats of varnish with a roller or a brush on top of the first coating, at an interval of 24 hours each.

Finally, apply the second coat of emulsion paint with a roller after diluting the paint with approximately 10% water.