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Frequently asked questions about the Paints, prepared putties, painting supplies, glues category
What are Paints, prepared putties, painting supplies, glues and what are they used for?
Paints, prepared putties, painting supplies, glues is a range of materials and tools for preparing, protecting and finishing surfaces such as walls, floors and timber. The category includes paints in various types and finishes, putties for levelling, timber impregnation products, varnishes and oils, plus brushes, rollers, tapes and assembly glues.
Which putty is best for levelling walls before painting?
For levelling walls before painting choose a finishing or universal putty from the "Putties" subcategory. Use fine-grain, pre-mixed putties for thin layers (a few millimetres), such as finishing putties from brands like Vivacolor or IGIS available in the category.
Which paint should I choose for interior ceilings and walls?
For interior ceilings and walls choose ceiling or full-matt wall paints from the "Paints" subcategory, for example SADOLIN BINDO or VIVACOLOR full-matt ranges. They provide even coverage and help mask minor imperfections when surfaces are properly prepared.
Which timber impregnation products are suitable for exterior façades?
For exterior façades use timber impregnation products from the "Timber impregnation substances" subcategory, such as RILAK AKVATOP-style wood treatments. They protect against moisture, rot and UV; choose the appropriate shade and volume following the manufacturer's guidance.
Which brushes and rollers are best for water-based paints?
Use synthetic brushes and foam or nap rollers from the "Painting supplies" subcategory for water-based paints. Products like DURASTAR rollers and Platinum Flat brushes provide even application without excessive hair shedding and suit both smooth and textured surfaces.
What is the difference between varnishes and oils for wood care and when to choose oil?
Varnishes form a protective film on the surface and add sheen, suitable for worktops and furniture; oils penetrate the wood, enhance grain and give a matte or semi-matte finish. Choose oil for a natural look and deep penetration (e.g. Tikkurila Valtti), varnish for a tougher wear-resistant surface.
How to choose an assembly glue for floors and tiles?
For floors and tiles choose a polymer-based assembly or tile adhesive from the "Glues" subcategory, such as Kiilto M 1000 ECO or Fix All products. Check adhesion to the substrate, elasticity and water resistance in the product specifications.
Which protective film and painter's tape are best to protect furniture and windows during renovation?
Use durable protective film and painter's tape from the "Painting supplies, protective film" subcategory. Products like TESA Easy Cover and TESA Black 25mx50mm provide reliable protection and allow clean edges when painting.
Which spray paints are suitable for small repairs and restorations?
For small repairs use protective and spray paints from the "Protective and spray paints" subcategory, such as NEXT spray in the desired RAL colour. Spray cans provide fast local repair, even coverage and are handy for hard-to-reach areas.