PRESTIGE Interior Paint & Primer in One - Pink Cheeks Semi-Gloss Finish - 1 Gallon for Walls, Ceilings & Home Decor - Perfect for Bedrooms, Living Rooms & DIY Projects

Product Description

Prestige Paints Ultra Premium Acrylic Latex Interior Paint self-primes over properly prepared uncoated drywall, stucco, plaster or previously painted interior surfaces. Ideal for living rooms, family rooms, media rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and hallways. On stained or glossy surfaces use a stain blocking primer sealer. Certain colors may require more than one coat for complete hide. Actual paint colors may vary from on-screen and printer representation. Surface Preparation: All loose paint should be removed. The surface needs to be cleaned with detergent to remove dirt and grease and other contaminants. Rinse well to remove all soap residue and let dry. Scuff sand glossy surfaces and repair all imperfections. Remove dust with a damp cloth and allow to dry. New plaster must be properly cured. Patch cracks and holes, sand smooth when dry, then prime with this product. New woods may require and oil base primer/sealer. On metal use proper Rust Primer. Application: Stir or mix paint before using and intermix all containers for color uniformity. Apply this product as is with a high quality applicator such as a 3/8 inches nap roller cover, brush or pad painter. Thin sparingly with water if necessary for spraying. Dry Time: Dries in one hour. Recoat, if necessary, after four hours. Can clean gently with non-abrasive cleaner after 14 days. Cleanup: Use warm water and soap. A Semi-Gloss finish is more reflective than satin, but is not as shiny as gloss. Semi-gloss finishes provide walls with a shiny appearance and brighten a room's appearance. Off-whites and pale shades of lighter colors are punched up and made brighter by the glossy effect created with these finishes. They are ideal for use in areas with high humidity such as bathrooms and kitchens. They are also the easiest to clean (with light scrubbing or wiping), compared to other finishes. The downside to a gloss finish is that it shows almost every imperfection on a wall or ceiling.