Burlington (No.No.216) by Mylands

Marble Matt Emulsion

New or Unpainted Plaster/Dry Lined Surfaces (Modern Construction)

Make sure the plaster is fully dried before applying the primer and Marble Matt. British Standard 6150:2006 recommends a typical drying time for new plaster of 7 days for every 5mm thickness. When porous plasters are not sufficiently prepared, difficulties in application, variation in sheen, or uneven colour may occur. New plaster, non-powdery, and sound plastered wall preparation: NB: The dilution rate will depend on the porosity of the surface. We recommend you test the level of dilution on a patch to determine the level of dilution required. If you do not want to apply a primer, as an alternative, you can dilute Marble Matt with approximately 20% water and apply it as a “mist” coat. Please note: When porous papers are not sufficiently prepared, difficulties in application, variation in sheen or uneven colour may occur.

Previously Painted Walls

For best results apply one coat of Mylands Wall Primer first. The Wall Primer can be tinted according to your chosen Marble Matt colour. Then follow with a minimum of two coats of your chosen Marble Matt Emulsion colour to promote adhesion and full colour depth. Allow a minimum of 4 hours of drying time between coats. Best results will be achieved by applying a specialist adhesion primer following the manufacturer’s instructions prior to applying Marble Matt Emulsion. Difficult surfaces such as melamine, PVC, ABS, wall tiles and laminates will require careful preparation prior to painting. The surface may need to be degreased with a proprietary cleaner, lightly abraded to achieve a physical key and thoroughly cleaned prior to any coating being applied. Continued Overleaf M A R B L E M AT T E M U L S I O N PA I N T A P P L I C AT I O N I N S T R U C T I O N S