 | Painting tape To insulate the limits of the areas you do not wish to paint. | |
 | Plastics To protect large areas, floors and furniture. |
Tools and Accessories
| Painting tape To insulate the limits of the areas you do not wish to paint. | |
| Plastics To protect large areas, floors and furniture. |
 | Tray Do not paint directly from the can. With a tray, you can control the right amount of paint on the roller and prevent wastage. | |
 | Empty can or buckets You can use an empty bucket or an empty can in order to dilute only the quantity of paint required. |
 | Sandpapers - medium and fine grit To conceal minor imperfections and even out the walls and wood surfaces. Use fine grit sandpaper between coats to increase proper adherence of enamels. When you wish to paint on tiles, sanding with medium grit sandpaper helps increase adhesion of the primer. | |
 | Silicon carbide sandpaper and wire brush To remove remnants of old paint and apply repair paste for imperfections and cracks in walls. | |
 | Scrapers or putty knives To remove remnants of old paint and apply repair paste for imperfections and cracks in walls. |
 | To paint the limits of the walls and ceilings and where you cannot paint with the roller. Essential for painting small areas such as baseboards and windows, angles, slots, reliefs and inaccessible areas or painting railings and fences. Please get more information on the brush most suitable for the product you are using. Use brushes with more bristles for better finishes. |
 | For those who want a perfect lacquering. A spray-gun allows for quick and easy painting, and saves paint because it allows you to apply thin and homogeneous coats of paint. |
 | Short nap anti-drip roller For painting with acrylic paints; ideal for larger areas of interior walls and ceilings. | |
 | Long nap roller / Facade Roller When painting facade walls, it is important to carry a larger amount of paint to form a good film which then preserves the walls. | |
 | Honeycomb roller This is the type of roller that is suitable for painting with sanded paints that have a textured finish.. | |
 | Mohair/velour roller Use a mohair roller for paint jobs with varnish on wood or metal so as to get a good lacquering. Use it on the larger smooth surfaces of doors, gates, windows and door frames and sills, or for painting smooth-surfaced furniture. | |
 | Extension An extension pole facilitates the application on ceilings and high walls and allows for better control of the roller. |
