Wood paint

Wood details does not have to be white. On the contrary, we often experience a greater harmony when even the carpentry is colored. But they don't need to be so colorful for that matter. The selected carpentry colors are more or less toned down in order to be more easily combined with other colours. The carpentry paints are better resistant to hard use, abrasion and stains on e.g. furniture, moldings, wall panels, kitchen doors, etc. Polish the surface when the paint has completely oxidized. The color then takes on a darker shade and a silk-matte to glossy surface, depending on the color and how hard you polish. Once the paint surface has been polished, it is easy to wipe off and more resistant to stains. You can also choose not to polish up the carpentry paint, which will then become naturally polished over time on the areas where you often touch or wipe. Such a naturally worn paint surface gives an old-fashioned patina.