Keep your paint finish looking better for longer
Regular maintenance and cleaning will ensure that your painted surfaces look their very best for years to come
Interior Surfaces
Maintain your interior paint finish by cleaning with a damp cloth and neutral detergent (such as diluted sugar soap). Sprat type cleaners that contain solvents may affect the surface appearance and the paints longevity.
- Always test the cleaning method in an inconspicuous area to ensure it does not damage the paint finish
- Do not vigorously scrub the surface, or use an abrasive cleaning product or tool - a micro fibre cloth works well
Exterior Surfaces
Maintain your exterior paint finish by washing every 12 months (after each winter is a great time) with a suitable exterior cleaner to remove dirt deposits. Dirt deposits left on the paint surface will encourage the growth of mould and affect the paints performance.
- While cleaning, attend to any areas of flaking paint, rotten timber, moss, mould and lichen
- Most exterior house cleaners and detergent have negative effects on marine life, so avoid run off into storm water drains
