Frenchic - Jubilee - Metallics Range 500ml

Perfect for adding a touch of glamour, this versatile paint is ideal for accenting furniture, frames, cabinets, and more, delivering a sleek metallic sheen that elevates any space with a touch of elegance.

 

With its high-quality formulation, Jubilee offers smooth application and excellent coverage, making it easy to achieve a professional look on a variety of surfaces. Whether you're aiming for a subtle metallic accent or a bold, eye-catching transformation, this platinum shade provides a beautiful, long-lasting shimmer that’s sure to impress.

 

Safe for indoor & outdoor use, Frenchic Jubilee is the ideal choice for adding a sophisticated sparkle to your home projects.

 

• Beautiful, metallic paint for furniture and more

• Add a stunning metallic effect to a whole piece of furniture

• Works on any woodwork including doors

• Perfect for a maximalist scheme

• 3 classic metallic colours available - mix if desired
   

 

Suitable for

Recommended for many surfaces - wood and laminate furniture, woodwork, radiators, uPVC, ceramic wall tiles, wood and concrete floors. Interior and exterior use.

 

The Technical Stuff

• Safe for use on children's toys - EN71-3 certified

• Water-based

 

Coverage

• A 500ml tin will provide a coat of up to 4m²

• For a durable finish, a minimum of 2 coats is required, so your 500ml tin should provide full coverage for 2m² on non-porous surfaces

• Thinner application may affect durability. For a stronger metallic finish, we recommend a base coat of a similar Frenchic Al Fresco or Lazy Range colour

 

Preparation

• Ensure surfaces are in suitable condition for painting and clean, dry, free from wax, grease or penetrating substances and in sound condition. If previously painted, remove loose or flaking paint. Fill any holes/imperfections with a suitable filler

• Remove any rust and apply a suitable metal primer - also apply primer to bare ferrous (iron based) metal

• Recommended surface preparation in addition to the above – clean with Frenchic Sugar Soap, rinse, dry, hand-sand sufficiently to abrade the surface and/or to smooth any protrusions after filling

• Wipe off any dust

• To promote a smooth finish, treat porous surfaces like bare MDF, with an application of 2 coats of Frenchic Finishing Coat prior to painting

• Exterior wooden surfaces in particular can retain moisture for up to 48 hours after rainfall or preparation. Ensure the surfaces are thoroughly dry prior to painting

• Stir thoroughly with a wide implement, such as a Paint Paddle, prior to each use

• With the Metallics range, consider applying a base coat of a similar Frenchic colour for a dense metallic finish (see Coverage)

 

Application, drying and curing (hardening)

• Apply with a good quality brush or roller

• To allow self-levelling, avoid overworking the paint

• For exterior projects, avoid painting in direct sunlight, only when the air and surface temperatures are between 10°C and 32°C and humidity is less than 85%. Do not apply if, in the following 48 hours, there is likelihood of rain, frost, fog, condensation or if the temperature is likely to drop lower than 10°C. This means that certain times of the year are unsuitable for painting outside projects - as a general rule of thumb Summer is recommended

• Allow a minimum of 2 hours between coats (even if the paint feels touch dry)

• Curing time is up to 2-3 weeks in normal conditions. Treat the newly painted surface with care until then

• For floors, to avoid damaging the finish, do not walk on the area for 4 hours after painting and then with socks for the next 7 days. Also, try to keep pet paw claws off as well during this period. Do not allow the surface to become wet for at least a week. Continue to treat with care for up to 3 weeks. Painted floors may require maintenance

 

Clean up and storage

• Reseal tin after use

• Clean up any spills immediately with water

• Wash brushes/rollers in warm, soapy water

• Do not store where the tin could be subjected to damp, frost, freezing or high temperatures