Plastic Emulsion Paint for Interior Walls

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British Interior Emulsion

British Interior Emulsion is an economic plastic emulsion paint designed for application on interior walls. It is formulated from a time-tested co-polymer emulsion binder. British Interior Emulsion offers excellent smoothness and elegance to your interior walls, giving it a rich look. It has good water and alkali resistance properties, which makes the paint last longer.

Technical Data

Technical Sheet

You Imagine, We Create

Imagine the possibilities as we’re all set to inspire creativity by putting a colourful spell on your home.

Alkali Resistant

Keeps your home safe from alkali attack

Economical

Making your home a haven that fits your pocket.

Exceptional Durability

Promise of a durable performance regardless of any surface.

Smooth Finish

For walls you cannot stop running your hands on.

Water Resistant

Keeps the look intact.

Inspiring Colour Palettes

If a home is a body, the colour is its soul. Turn any space from drab to fab with a splash of vivid shades.

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Choose from the Colour Gradients Below

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TAMALE RED

Colour Code 2126C

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A Complete Colour Guide

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Surface preparation

The newly plastered surface must be allowed to mature for a minimum period of six months. The surface should be sanded to remove loose particles, paint, dust/grease, cracked or flaked paint. The previous coating of lime wash, powder distemper, or other finish must be scrapped off. In case of repainting, earlier coating, need not be removed if in sound condition. The gloss/sheen of these coatings should be reduced to matt level by sanding. Surface imperfections/dents may be filled with suitable putty.

Application

Apply a coat of British Paints Primer (Water Thinnable or Solvent Thinnable) wherever necessary. Use about 50-70% of water for thinning. Add this water slowly to the paint and mix gently and homogeneously. For repainting jobs first coat can work as a self-priming coat. Apply two or three coats by brushing, keeping an interval of about four hours between successive coats. By tinting British Emulsion with Xtratone Universal Stainers, you can make shades of your own choice. The tinting process must be carried out before thinning.