4L - 8012 Milkshake, دهان بيرجر سوبر فاليو المستحلب الممتاز من مجموعة آسيان بينت

The Value Super Emulsion is formulated for both interior and exterior walls, delivering a durable, long-lasting finish suitable for living spaces as well as exterior surfaces exposed to sun and weather.

8012 Milkshake uses advanced Colour-Lock technology for fade resistance and a smoother bonding experience, along with water-based formulation that’s easier to apply and clean up compared to solvent-based paints.

Prepare the surface (clean, dry, and free of dust), mask adjacent areas, and apply with a brush, roller, or spray. Typically apply two coats with adequate drying time between coats for the best finish and coverage.

Remove loose material, repair cracks, sand glossy areas lightly, and prime any bare wood, metal, or repaired areas as needed to ensure proper adhesion and an even finish.

Work in a well-ventilated area, wear protective clothing and gloves if needed, avoid skin and eye contact, and keep away from children. Clean hands and tools with water and soap after use.

Compared to other emulsions on Fepy, this product emphasizes fade-resistant colour and a matte finish with Colour-Lock technology. For a comparative view, you can check these alternatives on Fepy: Berger Value Emulsion 4L (https://fepy.com/product/berger-value-emulsion-4l), Asian Paints Royale Emulsion 4L (https://fepy.com/product/asian-paints-royale-emulsion-4l), and Nippon Paint Sheen Emulsion 4L (https://fepy.com/product/nippon-paint-sheen-emulsion-4l).

Yes. The 4L pack with its claimed coverage and durable matte finish is designed for larger spaces, offering a bulk option with long-lasting results and a finish that maintains its look over time.

You can repaint over existing paint if the surface is sound and clean. Lightly sand glossy surfaces and use an appropriate primer on bare wood, metal, or repaired areas to improve adhesion and finish quality.

Color can vary with lighting and surfaces. If there’s a mismatch, consider applying a small test patch first, view under different lighting, and ensure the lighting conditions match where the room is typically illuminated.