HOW TO USE

• Usage
  Properly prepared interior walls and ceilings including previously painted and primed plaster, wood, brick, drywall, cement and metal.
• Prep
  Thoroughly clean the surface and allow to dry. Remove wallpaper and loose, peeling paint. Remove gloss from shiny surfaces. Patch cracks and spot prime. This paint can be used to prime patched areas and bare surfaces before applying the finish coat. For best results on heavily stained areas, use a coat of an appropriate stain-blocking primer. For drastic colour changes or deep, vivid colours, prime with an appropriate tintable primer for optimal colour accuracy and coverage. Drywall and Plaster: Fill cracks, pits and voids with patching compound. Allow new plaster to fully cure and sand smooth. Remove all sanding dust. Prime new and bare surfaces with Valspar Simplicity™. Wood: Sand wood smooth and patch holes and imperfections with wood filler or putty and sand smooth. Remove all sanding dust. Prime new and bare surfaces with Valspar Simplicity™. Metal: Prime bare metal surfaces with Valspar® Anti-Rust Primer.
• Application
  Stir paint thoroughly. Intermix containers to ensure uniform colour. Apply with a premium-quality roller, premium-quality synthetic brush or airless sprayer. Paint the ceiling first, then the walls. If applying by roller, roll from dry area into wet area using firm, crisscross strokes. Finish with long, even strokes in one direction. Note: Some deep or bright colours may require an additional coat to obtain complete hide. Surface conditions and application technique can also impact coverage.
• Dry Time
  Dry Time @ 25 °C (77 °F) and 50 % Relative Humidity
  To The Touch: 30 minute - 60 minute
  Recoat: 2 hour - 4 hour
• Clean-up & Disposal
  Clean up with warm, soapy water. Do not freeze. Keep container closed when not in use. Do not transfer contents to other containers for storage or disposal. In case of spills, absorb with inert material such as sand or kitty litter. Dispose of empty container or unused portion in accordance with local, state and federal regulations.