Paint Preparation

To secure the effective performance of the painting system, the very first step is to check for surface imperfections. Check the application surfaces. If there are any marks, wipe away with a mild detergent. If the old coat is flaky, remove the old coat completely with a scraper. If there is rust, remove with a wire brush. If there is any needle or screw holes, fill with a wall filler and polish with a fine sand paper. If there is fungus, remove with anti-fungus solution. Pick a fine dry day to paint. To avoid unsatisfactory result, do not paint when it is high humid (>85%). Keep the application area well-ventilated and do not work near naked flame. Have all tools and protective clothing handy: paint brushes, rollers, bucket, step-ladder, old newspaper, scraper, cloth, Nipsea masking tape, mask and apron. To avoid soiling, cover furniture, floor windows and doors with old newspapers or plastic sheets for protection Wear mask, protective clothing, gloves and hat. Read the instructions carefully before applying any paint. Dilute the paint as instructed and stir well.

Painting Steps

Get ready to paint? Let's start. Please Select Brush/Roller Paint Process Spray Paint Process

Painting System

What paints should I need? Simply match the application surface with the right painting system. Generally, a complete painting system should include: 1 coat of sealer/primer, 2-coat of finishes. Here, maybe you are wondering why it is necessary to apply sealer/ primer. Let’s tell you the importance of applying sealer/primer. First, it prevents undue absorption of the subsequent coating into the substrate. Second, it prevents alkali materials from bleeding through to the surface. So when you choose paint, you should find a right sealer/primer and finishes according to the application surface. For your reference, some common paint systems are listed below. *The information given applies to the product and its performance under specific test conditions. The actual data may vary slightly depending on the application conditions, methods, and surface conditions. Please Select Interior Emulsion Exterior Emulsion Wood Paint Metal Paint Spray Paint Creative Coating Wood Paint Procedure Availability of Paint (s) Recommended No. of Coat Minimum Recoating Time Interval 1 Primer Nippon Paint Aquatec Wood White Primer 1-2 3 hours   Nippon Paint Aquatec Wood Clear Primer 3-4 3 hours 2 Finish Nippon Paint Aquatec Wood Brushing Finish 2-3 4 hours   Nippon Paint Aquatec Wood Clear Finish 1-2 4 hours   Nippon Paint Aquatec Enamel Finish 2 24 hours