Frequently Asked Questions
Usually, you’ll need two coats of topcoat for a smooth finish. But if your wall is a very different colour from your topcoat, you might need more. Using a waterproof topcoat ensures the wall is protected from water, especially in wet places.
For most walls, two coats should be enough. But for rough surfaces or very bright or dark colours, you might need an extra coat. Always finish with a waterproof topcoat to protect the painted area from water damage.
After waterproofing, it’s a good idea to use a waterproof topcoat. It gives an extra layer of protection. Think of it like a shield that keeps water out. Plus, it can add a nice shine or finish to the look.
Always start with the base coat. It’s like preparing your wall to make sure everything sticks well. After the base coat dries, add the waterproof topcoat. The topcoat gives the final touch and adds that extra water protection.