Frenchic Lazy Range - Hornblower - 750ml

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For DIY enthusiasts and professional renovators seeking a hassle-free, high-quality finish for interior furniture, Frenchic Lazy Range Hornblower offers a durable, self-priming, and self-sealing solution. This award-winning chalk and mineral paint simplifies projects by eliminating the need for separate primers and topcoats, though achieving optimal coverage on porous surfaces may require extra coats.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Brand | Frenchic |
No, Frenchic Lazy Range paint is self-priming and self-sealing, designed to eliminate the need for separate primers and topcoats.
Yes, this paint is certified safe for children's toys (EN71-3), making it an excellent choice for items in nurseries or playrooms.
It provides a durable, matte finish, perfect for a contemporary look on interior furniture and other suitable surfaces.
A 750ml tin covers up to 12.5m² per coat. For a durable two-coat finish on non-porous surfaces, it covers approximately 6m².
This specific Frenchic Lazy Range paint is formulated for interior use only to achieve its stated durability and finish.
Porous surfaces, such as raw wood, may require more paint and potentially an extra coat to achieve full coverage and a durable finish. Always apply in thin, even layers.
As it's a water-based paint, brushes and rollers can be easily cleaned with warm, soapy water immediately after use.
Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned, degreased, and dry before application. For very glossy or slick surfaces, a light scuff sanding prior to painting can significantly improve adhesion. Avoid applying paint to dusty or oily surfaces.
Porous surfaces absorb more paint. Apply additional thin coats, allowing ample drying time between each. Ensure the paint was thoroughly stirred before use, and apply evenly without overworking the brush/roller.
Always check batch numbers before starting. If using multiple tins with different batch numbers, mix them together in a larger container before applying to ensure a consistent colour across the entire project.