Hi Anthea. There certainly is! We'd recommend you move all furniture and away from the walls before covering with large dust sheets to keep it clean. Remove all curtains / blinds and don't forget to tape over any fittings such as light switches or skirting boards. Make sure your surface is dry, clean and dust free then you're all set.

Hi Andi, this paint isn't suitable for radiators or metalwork unfortunately.

Hi Ted, paints generally contain solvents that cause paint odour, this paint contains low amounts of these solvents, however it's always best to keep the room well ventilated during and after painting.

That's a really great question Emma. You can certainly use this for your living room or any other room in your house. It is specified for Kitchen and Bathroom use for it's moisture-resistance properties.

The paint shouldn't be exposed to moisture for at least 48 hours after it has been painted, just to ensure it is completely dry and sealed.

Hi Oliver. We do recommend to avoid painting direct splash zones such as within a shower or behind a basin. Other than that, you can use this paint anywhere in your bathroom or kitchen as it is moisture-resistant.

Hi Angus. I'd definitely say roller for the main wall surface (vertical strokes, overlapping each stroke slightly). To state the obvious, take care not to press too hard on the roller to squeeze the paint out. 2 coats are best. Your brushes are still good for cutting in around the edges, skirting etc. You only need to paint cutting in once and resist painting the edges after you have completed the main wall surface.