HQC Anti Damp Paint is an excellent product to use in high-traffic and high-condensation areas. Ideal for kitchens and bathrooms, the paint is formulated to reduce heat loss and to prevent condensation problems, including the formation of mould. Like any solvent-based paint, the product is toxic and we wouldn’t recommend using it in poorly ventilated spaces. Because of the rather long drying time, it is also essential to follow the application guidelines – especially in regards the ideal working temperature and humidity. It isn’t recommended to apply the product if the temperature is below 10°C and in damp conditions.

Be sure to wipe down your furniture after sanding to get rid of any dust from the surface. Then, apply your second coat of paint, allowing to dry completely. To reduce paint streaks in your final product, we recommend getting a rounded paint brush with high-quality, soft bristles. If your paint brush has stiff, synthetic bristles, it can leave behind obvious lines and streaks in the paint.Apply your topcoat according to the label instructions, keeping in mind the potential toxicity or flammability of the topcoat. Ensure proper ventilation and safety gear are being utilized to avoid dangerous accidents. Supplied in 250ml, 500ml and 1L tins, this high-quality alkyd-based paint is very easy to apply with a brush, roller or sprayer. It requires no undercoat and priming is only necessary on bare surfaces. Although this paint is clay-based, it’s designed to have the same type of finish as chalk-based paint with long-lasting durability. Consider what you want your final product to look like, then choose the paint to best help you achieve this look from the list below. Rank

Formulated for wood and metal, the product can be used on interior woodwork, doors and window frames, furniture, tables and chairs.Coverage aside, this product is ideal to use in high-traffic areas. It dries to an attractive matt finish that is easy to wipe clean and looks amazing either on a wall or on interior woodwork. With a wide number of applications in residential and professional environments, the product comes in 32 colours and is supplied in containers with capacities that vary between 500ml and 10L. This adds to its versatility as it allows the capacity to minimise waste and costs by purchasing the necessary quantity of paint. A brush or roller are two other tools to consider. Regardless of your choice, the paint has a great viscosity and it doesn’t tend to drip excessively. Now that you have properly cleaned and sanded your furniture, it’s time to move on to painting! This is the fun part, so let’s get started. Sand the surface until smooth with around 150-220 grit sandpaper. If the furniture piece has existing varnish on it, you may need to use 80-120 grit sandpaper instead.