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Brand | Farrow and Ball |
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No. of coats | 1 |
Coverage | Up to 13m² per litre |
Drying time | 2 hrs |
Size | 5L |
MPN | Please Select Size/Option |
GTIN | Please Select Size/Option |
Farrow & Ball Soft Distemper is a very soft, powdery finish for interior plasterwork. Its blend of natural resin and minerals is designed to be easily removed, allowing detail to be preserved on intricate mouldings.
Due to the traditional nature of this finish, Farrow & Ball Soft Distemper will not accept subsequent layers of modern paints. Soft Distemper is made in the traditional manner using fine pigments and will inevitably have some small variations in colour. The porosity and moisture content of the surface it is applied to will affect the colour and can lead to changes in tone.
Soft Distemper is not washable or wipeable. Please note that very matt finish of this paint will mean that some colours will become marked or scuffed when washed. For areas of high wear consider using Farrow and Ball Modern Emulsion.
For best results, make sure your surface, tools and product are clean before you begin. Flaking or peeling may occur if painting over weak paint layers.
Always perform a test area before starting any project to judge the suitability, effectiveness and finish of the product. As supplied Soft Distemper requires an addition of at least 10% water. For ceilings of varying porosity a further dilution may be required to provide good flow and minimise variations in colour and tone.
Do not apply at temperatures below 10°C or in excessive heat above 30°C.
Please Note: Due to the traditional nature of this finish, Farrow & Ball Soft Distemper will not accept subsequent layers of modern paints. Soft Distemper is made in the traditional manner using fine pigments and will inevitably have some small variations in colour. The porosity and moisture content of the surface it is applied to will affect the colour and can lead to changes in tone.
The drying and recoat times provided are based on applying paint in normal conditions - drying times may be longer in cooler and/or higher humidity environments. Darker colours may take longer to dry.