FAC Malay Lacquer

The characteristics of fineness, luster and outstanding texture give people a unique visual experience

Tools: Special batch knives for Malay paint, polished stainless steel knives, sandpaper No. 350 to 500, masking paper, etc.

Substrate treatment: Make a good putty base according to the standards for making high-end interior wall paint. Remember: you must use good interior wall putty, because Malay paint is a high-end art paint, and it is a self-sealing paint without primer. Ensure the density and firmness of the substrate.After patching the putty, use No. 350 sandpaper to smooth it out (to have a higher flatness).

The first process: Use a special paint batch knife to scrape patterns similar to positive (long) squares on the wall one by one. Try not to overlap between each pattern, and the angle of each square is as different and staggered as possible.It is best to leave a gap of half the size of the pattern between the pattern and the pattern.

The second process: The Malay paint batch knife is also used to fill the gaps left by the first construction. Of course, it is not a simple filling, but it must be staggered with the corners of the pattern left by the first construction. 

The second process: After the second process is completed, check whether there are still gaps on it that are not filled, and whether there are frizzy places. Gently polish with No. 500 sandpaper. Good Malay paint can be shiny. Next, the third Malay paint, according to the original method, scrape it in batches with a knife, and polish it while scraping in batches.

Final polishing: After the three batches of scraping are completed, the effect of the paint pattern has been formed. Use a stainless steel knife to adjust the angle and scrape and polish until the wall is as shiny as marble.