Decorative paint is paint used to change the appearance of a surface, regardless of its size or object.

Its purpose is nothing more than to improve the appearance of the existing support and, in some cases, to improve the resistance and durability of the coating over which it is applied.

Decorative paintings can cover a variety of styles, designs and textures.

The technique chosen, the color of the paint and the way the product is applied, each with its own unique procedure, is what differentiates the final finish.

Although walls are usually the first choice for this technique, the benefits of using this color also extend to ceilings, floors and furniture.

Factors for choosing decorative colors

What decorative color to choose? Best suited for the application surface. It would be a mistake to focus only on finish or color, as each type of support requires certain characteristics.

Let’s look at the main factors to consider when choosing a particular color:

 1. Materials to be covered with decorative paint: Not all paintings are suitable for the same.
Wood siding is not the same as wall siding, so be fully informed before purchasing one.

 2.  Differentiate between walkable surfaces and non-walkable surfaces: Flooring is more difficult in the long term than walls, as the former requires coverings that are more resistant to wear, impact, etc.

3. External resistance: Just as the material and surface pattern are important factors, so is the resistance of the outdoor space.
 Some decorative paints are resistant to sunlight, rain and wind.
 But not all.

4. Quality of decorative paint: This seems obvious, and it is.
 But many times when trying to save money, it ends up being more expensive than we imagined.
 Quality is not a factor to be taken lightly.

5. Decoration and decoration: What exactly are you looking for? Decorative paint with a glossy finish?
 More satin? Or the effect of metal and rust? Each color guarantees a decorative effect.

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