Frenchic Furniture Paint New & Improved Lazy Range - Hot As Mustard - 750ml

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There was a chance to get hands on and experiment with the different paints, shades and finishes, but what really sold it to me was the scope for decoration and customisation. That’s where the true magic lies, and it gives you the opportunity to create something completely unique, from one-off furniture to small ornaments and gifts.

Other Items: Frenchic also produces other items like paintbrushes, soaps, stencils, and other accessories and Frenchic colour charts. There are 18 eye-catching colours to choose from in The Lazy Range, including the warm and inviting pink and beige confection, Nougat, the rich and juicy purple of Plum Pudding, and the versatile Moody Blue, which can look either bright or brooding depending on what you choose to pair it with. Safe and easy to use Ensure surfaces are in suitable condition for painting - clean, dry, free from wax, grease or penetrating substances and in sound condition. If previously painted, remove loose or flaking paint. Once dry, you can leave it with a matt finish or buff to achieve a Frenchic gleam to your furniture with the built in wax infusion. That is how easy it is! A durable matt chalk paint intended for use on walls, this range is suitable for washing clean, and can also be used on a variety of other applications like wood, concrete, and laminate. Frenchic wall paints are self-priming for easy application. Frenchic Al Fresco Inside/Outside RangeIf you’d like to see me putting them to use in an upcycling project or two, let me know and I’ll see what I can do! Always ensure you have enough paint for your whole project. When more than 1 tin of the same colour is needed, it is good practice to ensure batch numbers are identical or to intermix batches prior to commencing painting. Furniture plays a significant role in your home’s décor. Over time, it can naturally become worn, suffer damage or simply lose its appeal as you look to update your space.

The Lazy Range is intended as a single coating, without priming or sealing. It can be used on a variety of internal surfaces like wood, metal, and laminate. It can also be used on walls if mildly diluted. 18 colours are available. Frenchic Trim Paint

Tiles: Frenchic recommends their Al Fresco range for use on ceramic tiles, due to its durability. Finishing products can be applied if you’d like a sheen finish. Revamping your home and furniture has never been easier. Our Lazy Range is self-priming and self-levelling with zero odour, to take the effort out of home decorating. Simply grab your paint brush and get painting! Porous, or ‘thirsty’ surfaces like bare wood or MDF, tend to absorb paint meaning additional coats are likely to be required to achieve a durable finish. In this case, your 750ml tin will provide less than 6m 2 of full coverage. If you apply the paint too thinly, durability may be affected. If you are planning to refresh your kitchen with a new colour or just revamp your favourite pieces of furniture, why not opt for a paint that delivers a creamy professional finish without any hassle? Introducing The Lazy Range! Painting made simple Frenchic Lazy Range is a unique, innovative, award-winning, all-natural chalk and mineral paint with a wax infusion. It is a smooth, creamy, odourless paint that is self-priming, self-levelling (therefore little to no brush marks) and self-sealing with excellent coverage. It is also water-resistant.

Sometimes, more than two coats are required, especially if the original piece of furniture is dark or orangey toned and you are painting with a white or cream. Introducing Our Entire Collection of Lazy Range Colours Introducing Our Entire Collection of Lazy Range Colours Don’t worry if your first coat does not completely cover, and a little of the surface colour remains visible. This can be sorted with the next coat. If you try to continue working the paint as is starts to dry, it can lead to an uneven textured finish. Let the paint dry for 1-2 hours, depending on the conditions and instruction on the tin. Step 3: Apply A Second Coat The shade range is lovely, ranging from shabby chic pastels through eye-catching brights to soothing neutrals. Most people will be able to find something they like that will suit their home and personality. Frensheen: This is a powder that can be added to topcoats or waxes to give a metallic sheen. This can be a great choice for decorative elements.

Their Al Fresco paints are hard wearing and dry to a chalky finish. I’m pretty sure they don’t need a top coat, unless you wanted a high gloss appearance. There are six shades, and I’m very tempted to get upcycling with some of these as it’s the summer and we’re spending more time outdoors. Frenchic produces a wide range of paints and accessories, allowing their range to be used across a building – both inside and outside. While they manufacture several finishing options, Frenchic does not produce gloss paints. Original Artisan Range All the paints are tested to high safety standards, and are solvent and VOC free. They don’t have a nasty odour when you’re working with them, making them easier to work with indoors, and the low toxicity means they be painted onto children’s toys and cribs.

Use a paint tray to coat the roller, ensuring your roller is nice and evenly loaded. Craig’s tip is to start painting in the middle of the top and to work outwards. Keep it light because exerting firm pressure can cause rollers to skid, particularly on the first coat, leading to an uneven texture. Watch out for any excess paint sitting on the edges – you can smooth this with a paintbrush if necessary. Finish off with long, even strokes in the direction of the grain. Which Paint Should I Use? Alternatively, you can opt for our Original Artisan Range, which is a traditional style chalk paint – ideal for distressing, layering and other creative effects. Pair with a choice of top coats, waxes, metallic paints and decorative powders for furniture that really stands out. Reseal tin after use. Clean up any spills immediately with water. Wash brushes in warm, soapy water. Kitchens: Due to the moisture level within kitchens, you should opt for a Frenchic paint that performs well with water – like the Lazy Range.

An Introduction To Frenchic’s Lazy Range

Our award-winning Lazy Range, used by Craig, is simple to use with self-priming, self-levelling and self-sealing properties. The unique wax infusion gives a soft, low sheen that fits in anywhere. That’s matched in the Al Fresco Range, which has the added benefit of weather-resistance, so it can be used both inside and out.