The scrub resistance of LAB wall paint meets scrub resistance class 1, the highest scrub class. We recommend cleaning any stains with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. This helps prevent shiny spots and damage to the wall paint. However, as with all paints, spots are much more noticeable on dark colors, for example, due to the way the light falls.

First, measure the length and width of the surface you want to paint. Multiply them together, then divide the result by the coverage per liter. This tells you how many liters you need for one coat. You can find the coverage per liter on the paint can and in the product descriptions on our website. 

For example: for a surface area of 5 m x 2 m = 10 m², you need 1 liter of LAB wall paint for one coat (based on coverage of 10 m² per liter). 

To keep things simple, all of our LAB paint products include a handy calculator to help you work out how much paint you need. This is an estimate based on two coats of paint. 

You can apply the correct color of wall paint directly to the wall. In principle, two coats are enough for good coverage. 

Order the special processing package LAB wall paint so you have all the necessary materials at home as soon as you start your project.

You can find the here most frequently asked questions about LAB wall paint.