HOW TO USE

• Usage
  Properly prepared durable textured or plain interior ceilings including previously painted and primed plaster, drywall and acoustical tile
• Prep
  Read the Lead Warning paragraph. Thoroughly clean the surface and allow to dry. Remove wallpaper and loose, peeling paint. Remove gloss from shiny surfaces. Patch cracks and spot prime. Valspar Interior Latex Ceiling Paint can be used to prime patched areas and bare surfaces before applying the finish coat. For best results on heavily stained areas, use a coat of Valspar® Stainblocking Bonding Primer-Sealer. Acoustical Tile: Vacuum or dust tiles to remove embedded dust. To maintain the sound-absorbing qualities of the tile, do not use a primer. Apply ceiling paint directly to the tiles. Two or more coats may be needed to achieve an even finish. Test vinylcoated tiles to ensure adhesion. Do not attempt to fill or clog acoustical perforations. “Blown-on” Soft-Fibered Ceilings: Caution! All water-based paints will loosen or deteriorate a “blown on” soft-fibered ceiling surface and make for a difficult repair. If you are not sure about your ceiling texture type, apply a small test area in a closet or other hidden spot. If deterioration occurs and if painting is necessary, priming with an oil-base primer may help minimize the deterioration. Do not use a latex primer.
• Application
  Stir paint thoroughly. Intermix containers to ensure uniform color. Apply with a premium quality roller, polyester brush or airless sprayer. Paint the ceiling, rolling from dry area into wet area using firm, crisscross strokes. Finish with long, even strokes in one direction.
• Dry Time
  Dry Time @ 77 °F and 50 % Relative Humidity
  To The Touch: 30 minute - 60 minute
  Recoat: 2 hour - 4 hour
• Clean-up & Disposal
  Clean up with warm, soapy water.