Wooden Ceiling Paint

The wooden ceiling paint from Jansen consists of an insulating base, adhesive primer and top coat in one.

The painting company Stefan Kalt from Dernau was responsible for the renovation of the dark-glazed wooden ceilings in the local kindergarten. You should get an opaque white coat of paint. There was a lot of pine wood to be painted on the construction site, so Norbert Frenken, application engineer at Jansen, was on hand with tips. “Normally you would have to apply an insulator to the pine wood twice before the white top coat can be applied. In the best case scenario, this would have been three work steps. With our new special painter product, which has previously been extensively tested by the painter's competence, we offer the trade a safe one-pot system. It consists of an insulating base, adhesive primer and top coat,”explains Frenken. Stefan Kalt then used the wooden ceiling paint from Jansen in three rooms and in the hallway area. The product was applied to the ceilings in a silk-gloss color by spraying with Wagner XVLP and applied in the hallway to the closets and shelves using a short-pile mohair roller. To ensure that the shelves and wall cupboards are extremely durable, they were also given a coat of Jansen Aqua Seidencolor. Stefan Kalts conclusion after completion: "ISO-HDF wood ceiling paint convinces with its easy processing, good opacity, good stability and low odor."they were also given a coat of Jansen Aqua Seidencolor. Stefan Kalts conclusion after completion: "ISO-HDF wood ceiling paint convinces with its easy processing, good opacity, good stability and low odor."they were also given a coat of Jansen Aqua Seidencolor. Stefan Kalts conclusion after completion: "ISO-HDF wood ceiling paint convinces with its easy processing, good opacity, good stability and low odor."

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Source: Malerblatt 01/2016