MILK PAINT

5 REASONS WHY WE RECOMMEND OUR MILK PAINT:

1. A natural paint made from raw milk by Morinaga Milk Industry Co., Ltd.
2. American classic colours are reproduced very closely.
3. Each medium is water-based and completely safe.
4. It is easy to use, spreads well with a creamy consistency.
5. It gives a soft matte appearance and is water-resistant after dry

Recommended for use on:

wood, paper, metal *and cement mortar *
* Use a multi-primer for the first coat.

It is not recommended for use on:
PP / PE plastic in general, PVC soft materials.
(Peeling and stickiness may occur)

HOW TO USE:

1. Remove dust, dirt or oil from the surface to be painted.
2. Stir well before use, use concentrate liquid only.
3. Paint with a painting brush
4. Do not paint too much at one time. Apply in two layers.

Point:
Milk paint gives a charming antique look, streaky or mottled appearance.

Caution:

After use, close tightly. Store away from direct sunlight, high temperature and high humidity. There is a risk of paint corruption, due to the raw material of milk.
When painting table tops or other durable surfaces, use a top coat of clear (UV-cut) over the milk paint.

It is a thick dark brown medium. Can be painted over milk paint, once fully dried. Stir well before use, use concentrate liquid only.

For large surfaces, put a small amount of medium on a cloth and apply rubbing thinly.

For small surfaces use a brush to create faded effects.

Points:
* The final look depends on the amount used. Apply a thin layer initially, then build up colour to create the desired effect.
* Scratch the surface before painting for a more realistic vintage look.
* Painting over the cracking or plaster medium is also possible.
* It is recommended to paint a base coat of pale milk paint followed by a coat of antique medium.

It is a thick white / beige medium. Can be painted over milk paint, once fully dried. Stir well before use, use concentrate liquid only.

For large surfaces, put a small amount of medium on a cloth and apply rubbing thinly.

For small surfaces use a brush to create faded effects.

Stir well before use, use concentrate liquid only. Paint with primer milk paint.

Once fully dried, apply the cracking medium and allow to dry until slightly sticky to the touch.

For small surfaces use a brush to create faded effects.

Points:
* Cracks appear in the same direction of the brush strokes when finish.
* Thick Medium paint creates large cracks, for fine cracks paint on thinner. (Depending on material)
* Drying time is long, use a hair dryer for quick results.
(Note) Cracking medium is not water-resistant. If required, please use an oil agent (weak solvent-based).

This medium contains white stucco and microscopic ceramic balloons in it. Stir well with a stick before use, use concentrate liquid only.

Paint by parallel pressing, like spreading butter with a butter knife.

Besides a painting knife, a flat wooden spatula can also be used.

Complete drying takes one to two days.

Points:
* It is also possible to use mixed with milk paint.
* Color becomes whitish.
* Can enjoy a variety of texture depending on painting technique: scratching with a fork or press with wooden spatula.

This milky white primer will be transparent after dry. Stir well before use, use concentrate liquid only, but if you do not want the brush marks, dilute with less than 0-20% of water.

Paint 1 or 2 thin coats to avoid thick coating. In case of concrete and mortar (porous surfaces) paint 2 layers.

When the primer is dry in 2 hours (glass needs a day), apply the milk paint.

This milky white primer will be transparent after dry. Stir well before use, use concentrate liquid only, but if you do not want the brush marks, dilute with less than 0-20% of water.

Paint 1 or 2 thin coats to avoid thick coating. In case of concrete and mortar (porous surfaces) paint 2 layers.

Let the primer to dry – it’s complete.