Anti - Staining

WEpaint Anti Staining is high performing stain blocking paints for use on interior and exterior surfaces. These specialist and durable problem solving coating is designed to hold stubborn stains back that would normally continue to bleed through normal paints, including nicotine stains, smoke damage, Shoe marks, Furniture Tractions (Chair Mark’s on wall), Beverage Staining, Water staining, etc. Many people think that just by applying multiple coats of the paint you're using or using a solvent based paint can hold stains back but it's simply not the case. We offer stain resistance paints that have been tried and tested for over 700 times, most of them even help adhere to difficult surfaces and dry quickly . Don't take a chance, use a professional product and make sure you don't have to do the project again. Simply using WEpaint’s Smart Anti Staining Coating to block stubborn stains & be assure that your surface is resistance not only to STAINS but to Normal WEAR & TEAR , Household Chemicals & your favorite Gravy too.! Consult use to use in your specific situation, call WEpaint’s technical support team and we will talk through product solutions and recommendations with you.

WEPaint Anti – Staining/Anti – Graffiti is Transparent in Finish.

Get Rid of Chair & Furniture Traction Marks from on walls

Furniture & Chairs damaged wall are one of the most noticeable and hard to ignore areas of stain damage. From Conference Halls, Discussion Rooms, Personal Cabin, Work Place or Waiting Rooms, the Black, Brown, Yellow stain is one of the unsightliest stains in Working & Professional environments. Many Corporate, Organizations & Institutions face this problem with Rented Spaces, but rather than wallpapering or painting over the stains with several coatings – Just apply WEpaint’s Anti Staining, or all-in-one stain blocking paint to cover the stain, Transparent & in one coat.

Painting Over Stubborn Nicotine Stains

When the anti-smoking laws were introduced for public, commercial and industrial properties - including cafeterias and communal spaces - ingrained nicotine stains on walls, ceilings and unit surfaces became a problem to paint over. The same applies for public houses, whose walls and ceilings had had constant exposure to cigarette smoke damage for decades. Even now, years later, these troublesome and stubborn stains can still be seen coming through countless coatings of basic emulsion paint. This is due to generic wall and ceiling paints not being suitable for this 'specialist' and demanding task. Stain Resistant paints can be apply as top coat on any surface, covering, sealing and getting rid of nicotine stains - leaving a fresh, clean and 'as good as new' finish.

Painting Over Greasy Food, Coffee and Sticky Stains

Cafeterias, restaurants and food manufacturing plants are prone to greasy stains that are difficult to paint over. From deep fat fryers, grills, steamers, and even pizza ovens, the steam and condensation that stains surrounding walls can contain bacteria, which as well as cosmetically looking horrible, could be problematic when applying for and being assessed for a health and hygiene, or food preparation certificate. Those greasy stains, after preparation can easily be painted over with WEpaint stain resisting paint that is also easy to clean or you still can have a colour of your choice.

Painting to Get Rid of Water Stains

Water damaged ceilings are one of the most noticeable and hard to ignore areas of stain damage. From leaking baths, roofs or bad plumbing, the browning yellow stain is one of the unsightliest stains in domestic environments. Many landlords face this problem with ex-tenants, but rather than wallpapering or painting over the stains with several coatings - apply WEpaint – Anti Staining, all-in-one stain blocking paint to cover the stain, often in one coat. Of course, the source of the leak must be fixed first, and once that is done, a stain blocking paint can allow the damp area to breathe and dry-out, whilst covering it and sealing the damp from spreading any further, darkening or smelling worse.

Painting Over Fire Damage with Stain Blocking Paints and Primers

Stain blocking primers can be used on internal and external surfaces, walls and ceilings, to stop the spread of grease, grime and dirt from continued exposure to a source - such as an oven, sink, bath, food, tea and coffee preparation areas, inks or smoke. Where there has previously been fire damage, the correct stain blocking primer can cover blackened, exposed and unsightly surfaces to allow for a white, light and bright top-coat again. Hallways, changing rooms, passageways and areas where light vehicular equipment has scuffed the walls can also be quickly remedied with a stain blocking paint covering the black scuff marks that otherwise come through when painted over with standard emulsions.