Some people think that because vinyl matt contains the word vinyl that it might be shiny this is not the case as it leaves a flat finish.
Vinyl matt paint vs matt.
Our vinyl matt paints are available in a wide range of colours and styles.
We can use supermatt or vinyl matt for the last two coats on the ceiling some recommend a final coat of the vinyl.
While it is available in the same variety of colours vinyl matt is more hard wearing and resistant to damage.
When a paint is vinyl it means that there has been a certain resin added to the paint.
Ideal for painting over contact matt as a finish coat or over existing coating.
Let s review the pros and cons of each in detail.
Vinyl matt emulsion is a little different from non vinyl paints.
Generally not too expensive.
Especially important to use the supermatt where plaster has not quite dried due to the porous qualities mentioned earlier.
The vinyl element simply offers a wipeable finish.
You can reach our painting and decorating specialists by calling us directly on 01663 733633.
Matt emulsion is more designed for bare plaster becauase it dont have vinyl in the paint matt emulsion is alot cheaper than vinyl matt emulsion so for 10 pound a tube if it is 10 litres is matt emulsion not vinyl.
We then paint all the walls with one coat of vinyl matt.
Vinyl silk emulsion.
Vinyl silk paints are generally low odour and has a slower drying time.
Matte will reflect little to no light satin retains a pearl like sheen whereas semi gloss and gloss finishes reflect the most light.
Contract matt is more of a base coat paint vinyl is a top coat paint because it is washable and contract matt is not.
What s the difference between matte satin flat and gloss paint.
Vinyl silk emulsion.
This give a great opacity and covers very well.