Range 01 · Interior

The interior range.

Six finishes engineered for Nigerian interiors — from building contractors finishing an entire estate to a homeowner freshening a single living room. Washable, breathable, and tuned for tropical humidity.

Acrylic Sealer applied as a first-coat primerSealer

Acrylic Sealer

Water-based acrylic sealer that binds chalky substrates and improves topcoat adhesion. Lays a uniform base for emulsions.

Putty filler being applied to a wallFiller

Putty Filler

Ready-to-use acrylic wall filler for levelling plaster, filling cracks and smoothing out imperfections before priming. Sands cleanly.

Rubber Emulsion washable interior finishWashable

Rubber Emulsion

A rubberised acrylic emulsion with superior wash resistance. Specified for hospitality, kitchens and high-traffic corridors where walls see constant contact.

Premium Emulsion velvet matt finishVelvet matt

Premium Emulsion

Our top-tier emulsion. Higher pigment load, tighter colour fidelity, and a smooth velvet matt finish — formulated for feature walls and prestige interiors.

Satin finish on an interior wallSatin · Silk

Satin / Silk

A soft-sheen water-based finish that reflects light gently. Moisture-resistant and easy to clean — the right call for bathrooms, kitchens and children's rooms.

Eggshell finish on interior trimEggshell

Eggshell

A low-sheen finish sitting between matt and satin. The contractor's choice for trim, doors and high-touch surfaces — durable without looking plasticky.

Application

How it goes on.

A recommended system for interior walls. Deviate where the site demands — our technical team will specify if asked.

A four-step standard system.

Every interior specification we write for our contractor partners follows the same spine: prep, seal, fill, finish. What changes is the product — an eggshell for trim, a rubber emulsion for a restaurant kitchen, a premium emulsion for a feature wall.

Drying times on this page are given at 25 °C. Hot, dry afternoons in Abuja will recoat faster; damp rainy-season days will take longer.

  1. 1

    Prepare

    Sand the substrate, remove dust, wash off grease. Allow new plaster to cure fully (at least 28 days).

  2. 2

    Seal & fill

    One coat of Acrylic Sealer. Allow 4–6 hrs to dry, then apply Putty Filler to even out the surface. Sand smooth.

  3. 3

    First topcoat

    Apply the chosen emulsion or finish. Work in one direction, lay off with light strokes. Allow 4–6 hrs before recoating.

  4. 4

    Second topcoat

    A full second coat completes the system. Colour and film reach full development after 48 hrs.

Specifying a project? Talk to our team.

We write paint specifications for contractors, interior designers and estate developers across Nigeria. Send us the surface area and we'll come back with quantities, system and price.