A traditional, alkyd-based paint for use on interior or exterior surfaces. Flows to a smooth, hard wearing, high gloss finish resistant to repeated washing and condensation. Ideal for use in kitchens and bathrooms. Conforms to BS 7664.
A tough, quick drying multi-surface acrylic gloss paint for use in many interior or exterior applications. Dries to a smooth subtle gloss finish with excellent covering power and adhesion. Recommended for use in kitchens and bathrooms. Compared to traditional gloss paints it has a much lower odour during application and drying.
A range of 47 colourways over eight designs London Wallpapers are inspired by historical documents in the English Heritage archive. All the papers are spongeable and are printed by a variety of methods including surface print and flock.
The following information and advice is given in good faith but without any guarantee as situations
and usage are outside our control.
A high opacity pure acrylic resin based paint for use on interior or exterior surfaces. Dries to a washable
silky satin finish with very low odour during application and drying. Recommended for kitchens and
bathrooms.
All common internal and external masonry surfaces including old plaster, plasterboard, cement render and
suitably primed interior wood and metals subject to low traffic. Not suitable for radiators.
| Pack Sizes | 5 litres, 2.5 litres and 1 litre |
| Colour Range | Little Greene Colour Range |
| Spreading Rate | Up to 14 square metres per litre depending on surface profile and porosity. Typically 7-9 square meters per litre on pebbledash. |
| Drying Rate | Normally touch dry in 1-2 hours. Recoatable in 4 hours. |
| Environment | Manufactured to BS EN ISO 14001:2004 standards VOC content Low (1.2%) Complies with European Commission VOC Directive 2004/42/CE |
| Sheen Level | 15-20% |
| Spraying | (Conventional) Dilute 10% with clean water (Airless) Use 13 – 17 thou tip |
| Specific Gravity | 1.06-1.30 depending on colour |
| Solids by Volume | 34% approximately |
| Dry film Thickness | 25-30 microns per coat on smooth surfaces 30-35 microns on external masonry surfaces |
Surfaces must be clean, dry and free from loose and flaking material, dirt, grease etc. Repairs should be
carried out prior to painting. Areas contaminated with fungal or algal growth should be treated with a
proprietary fungicidal wash or with 25% household bleach before painting. Powdery exterior surfaces
should be brushed down and sealed with a masonry stabilising solution before painting. Surfaces
previously treated with oil-based paint should be lightly abraded before painting.
Stir well before use. Ready for use by brush, roller or airless spray. On porous surfaces up to 5% water
may be added to assist application. On very porous surfaces e.g. plaster up to 25% water may be
necessary. One finishing coat will usually suffice on internal surfaces.
Equipment should be cleaned with water immediately after use.
Always read the can label before use. Do not apply to surfaces below 5°C or if there is a risk of heavy rain or frost during application or drying.
All the information submitted on this sheet is correct to the best of our knowledge and experience. The Little Greene Paint Company reserves the right to modify data and systems sheets and procedures with reference to usage and application without further notice. The information supplied does not absolve users from responsibility to carry out their own tests and experiments, nor does it imply any legally binding assurance of certain properties or suitability for any specific purposes. Conditions of application and service may be beyond our control, so no liability whatsoever can be accepted on the basis of the information supplied herein.
A high opacity pure acrylic resin based paint for use on interior or exterior surfaces. Dries with very low odour to a tough matt finish with improved resistance to household stains. Will withstand repeated washing without losing film integrity. Recommended for high traffic areas, kitchens and bathrooms. Complies with BS7719 Type C for scrub resistance.
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