Questions and Answers for BEYOND PAINT 1-Pint Pewter Furniture, Cabinets, Countertops and More Multi-Surface All-In-One Interior/Exterior Refinishing Paint

A:  Hi there, Shel! Yes, it definitely can. Be sure to clean beforehand with Zep Degreaser or Simple Green. We also recommend applying our Multi-Purpose Sealer as a topcoat after painting for extra durability. Hope this helps!

A:  Hi there, Shel! Yes, it definitely can. Be sure to clean beforehand with Zep Degreaser or Simple Green. We also recommend applying our Multi-Purpose Sealer as a topcoat after painting for extra durability. Hope this helps!

A:  With Beyond Paint there is a smell of ammonia in the container, but when applying the paint dissapate in minutes when rolling it out

A:  Hi there, Chuck! Yes, Beyond Paint can be used with a paint sprayer, both HVLP (High volume, low pressure) and airless systems. No need to thin or dilute our paints. Our paint is ready to go to be used with any paint sprayer If you do have trouble getting the paint out of the nozzle, then add only a few drops of water at a time. Hope this helps!

A:  Hi Denise! If using near water, we recommend using 2-4 thin coats of our Multi-Purpose Sealer as topcoat after you're done painting. This will ensure the best durability. Hope this helps!

A:  Hi there! After 30 days of curing time, Beyond Paint can be routinely cleaned with soap and water. Hope this helps!

A:  Hi there! Yes you 100% can. Be sure to clean with Zep Degreaser or Simple Green beforehand and let it completely dry before painting. Hope this helps!

A:  Hi Kris! if you're referring to a semi-gloss topcoat, yes you can 100% use that over Beyond Paint. You can purchase your favorite high-quality topcoat in the sheen of your choice that is film-forming. It can be either water-based or solvent-based. We also recommend our Beyond Paint Multi-purpose Sealer which will slightly increase the sheen of Beyond Paint to a high level Satin.

A:  Hi there! Yes it can! Beyond Paint has a built-in bonding primer to help it adhere to slick/glossy surfaces. Just clean with Zep or simple green to thoroughly remove all surface oils and then you're ready to paint. The first coat may be more difficult to roll on than the others, but once the first coat is applied, the 2nd coat will grip on better and dry to a smooth finish. Hope this helps!

A:  Hi Lynda! Yes you can! Just clean with Zep or simple green to thoroughly remove all surface oils and then you're ready to paint. Hope this helps!