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• Exterior: usually every 5-15 years, depending on climate and paint quality. • Interior: every 7-10 years on average, but factors such as wear and tear can affect this.

• Areas with heavy traffic may need repainting every 2-3 years.

• Personal preferences; you can repaint to update the look.

• Color Customization: Tinting machines are devices that add precise dyes to paint, allowing customers to choose custom colours.
• Endless possibilities: They offer a wide range of colour options, ensuring you get the exact shade you want for your project.
• Accuracy: Dyeing machines ensure precise colour matching, which improves colour uniformity and quality.

• Surface preparation: Clean and present surfaces by filling cracks, sanding and priming if necessary.
• Choose paint: choose paint type (eg emulsion or enamel), color and finish.
• Gather supplies: get brushes, rollers, foundations, masking tape and drop cloths.
• Protected areas: Cover floors, furniture and appliances to prevent paint splashes. • Apply Primer: Apply primer to improve adherence and coverage.
• Paint the walls: start at the ceiling and work your way down, spreading the paint evenly.
• Cut and Detail: Paint trim, doors and other details with a smaller brush or roller.
• Multiple layers: Apply additional layers as needed for even coverage.
• Drying: Allow the paint to dry completely between coats.
• Cleaning: Remove masking tape, clean brushes and tools, and dispose of trash properly.
• Inspection and correction: Check the unevenness of the paint coating and make corrections if necessary.
• Enjoy your freshly painted home!

• Typically for painting new buildings in India, subject to curing time and weather conditions.
• Curing time: Allow at least 28 days for the concrete or plaster to harden before painting.
• Weather considerations: Ensure favourable weather conditions by avoiding monsoon or extreme humidity.
• Primer: For better adhesion and durability, apply a suitable primer before painting.

• Curing time: This is the time when freshly applied concrete or plaster is kept wet or coated to increase strength and durability.
• Importance: Curing ensures proper wetting of materials, reduces cracks and improves the long-term strength and integrity of the structure.

• Yes, usually: Many stains, including ink, can often be removed with the right cleaning methods and tools.
• Act quickly: Acting quickly and using appropriate stain removers increases the chances of successful stain removal.

• No set expiration date: Paints do not have a set expiration date, but can last for several years if stored properly.
• Storage: Proper storage away from extremes of temperature and humidity can extend the shelf life of paint.

• The main advantages of using washable paints at home
• Easy to maintain: The washable paint makes it easy to clean dirt, stains and stains and keep the walls fresh and vibrant.
• Durability: This extends the life of your paint, making it ideal for high-traffic homes and homes with children or pets.
• Cost-effective: Washable paint saves money in the long run by reducing the need for frequent repainting and touch-ups.

Acrylic is a type of paint, polymer or material made from acrylic acid derivatives. It is known for its fast-drying time, versatility and ability to create vibrant, long-lasting colours. Acrylic paints are commonly used in a variety of artistic and industrial applications.

• Solvent paints: use organic solvents (eg: mineral spirits or turpentine) as carriers. They have powerful steam, dry longer and are durable. Common in oil-based paints.
• Water-based paints: use water as a carrier. They have a milder smell, dry faster and are environmentally friendly. Common in latex and acrylic paints.

• Painting of the rainy season, emphasizing the importance of weather conditions in outdoor work.
• Exterior painting: generally, not recommended in heavy rain. Wait for dry weather to ensure proper adhesion and drying.
• Interior painting: The rainy season will not affect the interior, but make sure there is adequate ventilation for paint fumes.