Paints are divided into three main categories: architectural paints, furniture coatings and industrial coatings. Each category includes specialised products with different properties and applications, depending on the surface and the requirements of the space.

Hybrid paints are next-generation products that combine the properties of two different technologies to deliver superior, more comprehensive performance.

This combination is designed to overcome limitations that cannot be effectively addressed by either technology alone.

The true innovation of hybrid systems lies in achieving the right balance between different materials, allowing them to complement one another and create a product with exceptional properties and outstanding reliability.

What is a primer, and why and when should you use it?

A primer is a coating applied directly to the surface before the final paint finish.

Its purpose is to penetrate the surface pores, seal and protect the substrate, improve water resistance where required, and ensure strong adhesion with a smooth, uniform final result.

Choosing the right primer plays a key role in extending the life of the paint system and helps prevent issues such as peeling, uneven coverage and reduced adhesion.