Matte spray paint areas of use
Matte spray paint can be used on most surfaces and materials, both indoors and outdoors. This gives the spray paint a wide range of uses, which makes it a favourite of many customers.
Furniture renovation
Give your old, worn-out furniture a new lease on life with a fresh and stylish matte finish. Matte spray paint gives furniture an even and durable finish, transforming your worn chair or shelf into a new and trendy interior detail in no time.
Arts and crafts
Matte spray paint is a firm favourite among artists and craftsmen for creating deep and vibrant colours on canvases, sculptures, and in other creative projects.
How to use matte spray paint
Start by shaking the can for at least two minutes. Make sure that the surface to be painted is clean, dry, and free of grease. You should always test the paint a small area to see how the spray paint behaves and how it looks.
When you’re ready, spray at a distance of 15-25 centimetres from the object or surface. For best results, spray several thin coats.
Don’t forget to turn the can upside-down after use and spray to empty the nozzle.
Frequently asked questions about matte spray paint
Can I use matte spray paint indoors?
Yes, you can use the matte spray paint indoors, but make sure the room is ventilated and that you carefully cover and protect surrounding surfaces and furniture from paint spills.
How do you clean matte spray paint from hands and clothes?
To remove the spray paint from your hands or clothes, you need to use a suitable cleaning product or solvent, such as acetone or white spirit. Rub gently until the paint disappears, and then wash your hands and clothes according to the washing instructions.
