Applying matt paint can give your walls a sophisticated, non-reflective finish. While standard matt emulsion is often applied with rollers and brushes, the technique described in the reference utilizes a specific approach suitable for what appears to be a decorative or polished "matte polish paint" finish, involving both a brush and a trowel.
Applying Matte Polish Paint with Brush and Trowel
Based on the provided reference, here are the steps for applying this specific type of matt paint finish:
- Start from the top: Begin applying the paint at the upper section of the wall.
- Load the brush: Ensure you load the brush with plenty of product.
- Apply liberally: Apply the paint liberally to the wall.
- Use random strokes: Use random strokes with the brush to distribute the paint.
- Cover a small area: Work on roughly one square metre at a time before moving to the next step.
- Switch tools: After covering the small area, switch from the brush to the trowel.
- Smooth with the trowel: Use the trowel to gently smooth over the painted area.
This technique allows for spreading the paint with the brush and then refining the finish with the trowel to achieve the desired effect for this specific type of matt polish paint.
