Tile Paint

Ideally, your room should be between 12 and 25 degrees Celsius.

No, you can just place them in a sealed, airtight plastic bag.

You should first measure the area that you want to cover (height x width) and then check the coverage of your chosen paint (per square meter) which will be on the product page or in the tin. Divide your surface area by the spread rate but bear in mind some surfaces require 2 coats of paint.

Water based paint is designed to make decorating less of a hassle with the added benefits of being environmentally friendly. Water based paints are self-undercoating, quick drying and long lasting, while being easy to apply and having low odour.

Solvent based paint is more traditional and provides fewer key benefits but does offer a professional finish, is easy to apply and is much tougher and more durable than water based paint.

Yes! Make sure your tiles are clean from dirt, dust and grease. This is essential to ensure the paint adheres properly. We recommend using sugar soap or a detergent solution and a scourer. Ensure tiles are completely dry before painting.

We recommend working in small pateches of around 0.5m² to 1m² to avoid mistakes.

No, tile paint cannot be used in direct contact with heat, but most brands are fine on a splash back for behind a hob (or similar) applications.