It’s Easy Once You Know How

Stir thoroughly and decant in a suitable container or bucket.

Ensure no pigment remains in the bucket, continue to stir paint regularly throughout the painting process.

Dip the brush into bucket, flick off the excess paint. Brush can hold a lot of paint but should not be dripping.

Using a Bauwerk Brush – begin at a wall corner-use loose, free strokes to stretch the paint as far as possible – do not leave drips or runs.

Maintain a wet edge at all times to prevent colour overlays, the wet paint may look transparent.

It is very important not to compensate for this transparency by overloading the brush or walls with paint, as this will result in poor adherence and powdering, once it dries it will be opaque.

It’s Easy Once You Know How

Shake tin well before opening then stir thoroughly.

Decant into container and ensure all pigment is dispersed.

Stir regularly during painting.

Dampen pot before first coat if needed.

Using a Bauwerk Brush – use loose, free strokes to stretch the paint as far as possible in all directions – do not leave drips or runs.

Do not be alarmed at the darker, transparent look of the paint. As it dries it will lighten to the chosen colour and become opaque.

Once the first coat is dry you can apply another coat.

Apply as many coats as required to achieve the desired opacity.

Over time your colours will develop subtle highs and lows creating a unique and beautiful finish.