Landlord’s anti-damp paint is the perfect solution for combating dampness in your home, suitable for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals. This advanced, water-based paint is specifically formulated to prevent and protect against damp, ensuring your walls stay dry and free from moisture-related issues. Damp Protection: Provides a powerful barrier against damp, preventing moisture from penetrating your walls. Mould and Mildew Resistant: Inhibits the growth of mould and mildew, keeping your surfaces clean and healthy. Breathable Formula: Allows walls to breathe, reducing the risk of condensation and improving air quality. Water-Resistant: Offers superior water resistance, ensuring long-lasting protection. Excellent Coverage: Delivers great opacity, ensuring uniform coverage with fewer coats. Non-Drip Formula: Easy to apply without mess, making it ideal for DIY projects. Low Odour: Features low VOC content for a more pleasant painting experience. Landlord’s anti-damp paint can be used on various surfaces, including plaster, concrete, brick, and other mineral building materials. Safeguard your home against dampness with this reliable and effective anti-damp paint, ensuring a dry and comfortable living environment. For best results, ensure surface is clean and free from wax or oil. If wax has been used clean the surface thoroughly with white spirit. We recommend that bare wood should be sanded before painting. Stir thoroughly prior to use. The product may be applied by brush or roller. If applying by brush, apply evenly following the grain of the wood. If rolling, use a short nap mohair roller. To create a distressed look, apply two coats in contrasting colours. Allow to dry and then lightly abrade with moistened sand paper or stainless steel scoring pad – abrade with the grain of the wood. Up to 12m2 per litre. Coverage may vary depending upon method and rate of application and porosity of surface. Touch dry in 1 hour. We recommend applying two coats if used on bare surface after 2hours. Fully hardens after 24 hours. Once paint is thoroughly dry, use moistened sand paper or stainless steel scoring pad to distress furniture. Do not empty into drains or water courses. Some local authorities have special facilities for the disposal of waste coatings.
