Wall treatments
Anti mould
Stain block
Anti condensation
Basecoat
FAQs
Does your anti-mould paint come in clear colour?
Our Anti-Mould paint comes in a clear coat. This means you can paint over the top of any coloured paint without it changing colour.
How soon after applying mould killer can I apply paint?
When using our Mould Killer Spray you can paint over as soon as the surface is dry. This will vary from job to job depending on how much spray has been used and the temperature of the room.
Can I paint over Anti Mould Paint?
No, painting over the Anti Mould Paint will prevent it from working. If you want a decorative paint other than White use out Anti Mould Clear Coat to protect the colour and to benefit from the Anti Mould properties.
What is the difference between Anti condensation Paint and Anti Mould Paint?
Anti Mould paint prevents mould growing on the decorated surface. Anti Condensation Paint prevents condensation forming on the surface by creating an insulating effect. These two products can be used together to address issues associated with cold and mould prone environments.
How to cover up interior damp?
You always need to find and fix the problem causing damp. Once that's done use our Damp Seal to cover any damp stains on your walls.
Damp is causing wood to rot, how do I fix and prevent this?
There are many potential causes for both wet and dry rot, it's best to call a reputable tradesman for an assessment if you aren't sure of the root cause, it generally comes down to a combination of humidity/condensation and poor ventilation. Once the root cause has been identified and fixed, the damaged wood can be repaired. Rotten timber should be either replaced, or cut away and filled. A good quality primer and topcoat should then be applied, this will keep the moisture out of the wood and prevent further rot from occurring.
Why use a spray paint?
Speed, spraying makes it quick and easy to use. It doesn't leave any brush marks. And there are no brushes to clean up after. It is important to protect surrounding areas from overspray.
Why is stain block better than normal emulsion?
Walls can get stained easily, especially when you have kids or pets. If you just paint over them with normal emulsion chances are they'll come back once the paint is dry. Our Stain Block will prevent them bleeding through permanently.
Why do I need to use a Primer and Undercoat?
Primers help your paint stick. Undercoats cover bold colours and dark marks. Our Primers and Undercoats do both.
Can I use damp seal paint on wallpaper?
This would not stop the damp damaging the wall paper. And even though it would cover the damp stain, it could still cause the wallpaper to come away from the wall and peel off. You should remove the wall paper, then use damp seal and then you can put new wallpaper over it.
Are your products safe to use in the kitchen?
Our products are mostly safe to use in Kitchens, bathrooms and other interior rooms. Just give the back of the tin a read to double check.
What's the difference between 5 Minute Filler and Big Hole Filler?
Both can be used to fill large holes in your wall. Our Big Hole Filler takes longer to dry, but once it is dry it can be drilled and screwed.
Do your wall fillers come pre-mixed, or will I have to mix the filler myself?
Most of our wall fillers are ready mixed, so you can get straight on with the repair. But you can get our Multi Purpose Wall Filler as a powder, than needs mixing, great for larger jobs.
In what sizes does the Quick Drying Filler come in?
The Quick Drying Filler comes in 100g tube, 330g tube & 600g tub to suit all project sizes.
Will I have to sand down your Smooth Finish Filler to achieve the desired effect?
Yes. Our Smooth Finish Fillers leave a great finish, but for the best results you will need to give it a light sand before decorating.
Can I use the Smooth Finish Multi Purpose Filler to repair brickwork?
Our Multi Purpose Filler works on plaster, stone, concrete and wood. And you can use in inside or out.