Construction general
Emulsion paints are made up of a variety of chemicals including pigments, a solvent and binders. ... Nearly half of emulsion paint is made up of water. Binders – 25 per cent. Acrylic or epoxy polymers surround the pigments and help them to bind to the wall.
Offering a full range of interior and exterior paints, it has some of the most economic paint products to offer. Indigo Acrylic Distemper is a water-based interior paint that gives a classy matt finish to the walls. It is suitable for plaster walls on which you want low washability.
Oil paints are king of the ring when blending colours together. Because of the slow drying nature of oil paints they can be fantastic for creating subtle blends. Working wet-into-wet is the sure-fire way to get a smooth transition in your painting.
Safety
Strictly speaking, wall putty is a fine powder made of white cement which is mixed with water & other additives to create a solution that is applied to the wall. If you apply the solution properly, it fills the cracks, imperfections, and gaps in the wall to create an even base for your paint.
Yellow – Playful and Joyous. Yellow is a colour that makes everyone smile. ...
Black – Midnight and Bold. ...
Navy Blue – Neutral. ...
White – Formal and Creamy. ...
Red – Catchy and Vibrant. ...
Sky Blue – Silky and Relaxing. ...
Brown – Textured, Wood, and Chocolaty. ...
Grey – Mysterious and Hazy.
Oil-Based Paint. What makes oil-based paints an excellent choice? ...
Latex Paint. When it comes to ease-of-use, few paint types compare to latex paint. ...
Water-Based Paint. If you think latex is easy to use, then you'll find water-based paints a no-brainer. ...
Acrylic Paint. ...
Chalk Paint.
