Tikkurila Everal Aqua 10 Acrylic Matt Paint - Tinted Colours

Tikkurila Everal Aqua Matt 10 Acrylic Enamel Paint - Tinted Colours: High-Performance Acrylic Matt Paint for Doors, Windows, and Furniture

Broad Scope of Application
Tikkurila Everal Aqua 10, a water-based acrylic matt paint, is designed for a broad range of uses, encompassing both interior and exterior applications. Its exceptional durability and resistance to high temperatures make it a perfect choice for radiators, as well as for wooden and metal surfaces such as doors, windows, and furniture. This versatile enamel offers excellent weather resistance, making it suitable for use on various materials including steel, aluminum, and plastic.

Key Features

• Available in over 200 Colours! Please use the Colour Chart for available colours.
• Specifically tailored for interior and exterior woodwork and metal surfaces
• Customizable into over 13,000 colours for versatile design options
• Boasts a high durability for long-lasting finish
• Resistant to high temperatures, ideal for radiator painting
• Water-based composition allows for quick drying
• Maintains its colour without yellowing over time
• Offers a matt finish with a 6-10% sheen level
• Provides coverage of up to 14 m² per litre

Composition and Consistency
Water-based acrylic formulation for an eco-friendly option. Matt finish that delivers a subtle sheen for aesthetic appeal.

Preparation and Application

• Ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and free from contaminants for optimal adhesion
• Dilute with water up to 5% if necessary for a smoother application
• Applicable using brush, roller, or spray for flexible application methods
• Air spray application should be at 3-4 bar pressure, using a 1.4-1.8 mm nozzle, with 20-40% volume thinning
• Airless spray settings: 140-160 bar pressure, with a 0.009”-0.013” nozzle, and 0-5% volume thinning
• For airless spray with air cover: 80-120 bar pressure, a 0.009-0.011 nozzle, 0-5% volume thinning, and 1-2 bar atomization air pressure
• Dries to a dust-free state in 1 hour at +23°C and 50% relative humidity, with subsequent coats possible after a minimum of 4 hours. Full hardening achieved in 2-3 days.