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From reloving tired old kitchens, upcycling that old ‘orange pine special’ or giving a fresh look whilst protecting the garden furniture, with Frenchic, quality transformations have not only become possible but are being achieved every day.  With 5 ranges of paint available, all with EU certification for child safety, no odour and no nasties onboard; Original – where it all started, a superior chalk paint that took the market by storm.  Lazy Range – the next chapter, a chalk paint with a wax infusion, a truly paint and go solution.   Al Fresco – The paint that was intended for garden furniture but has become a firm favourite for revamping PVC windows and doors as well as kitchen and other...

How to avoid brush marks when painting with Frenchic paint. All our paints should be applied with an average amount on the brush, no more no less. Three things affect brush marks, application of paint, pressure, and angle of the brush. When using an oval brush, you need to ensure it's raised to around 75-80 degrees, so it is pivoting on the end of the brush head, and not angle so that the outer bristles are creating marks. ♥️ Don’t apply too much pressure! Pressure and brush angle have more of an effect than the amount of paint used. ♥️ Don’t paint in direct sunlight as the paint will dry too quickly. If you’re painting from a tin, decant into...