Harmony Care
Full matt
Full-matt interior paint with less fossil content. Creates surface with velvet touch effect. For Harmony Care 30% of total organic carbon is replaced with bio-based content (measured in accordance with ASTM D6866-18), what means that 7% of total product content is bio-based.
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Partly bio-based
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Excellent hiding power
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Certified with eco-labels
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805
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8 m²/l
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12 m²/l
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2 h
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0.5 h
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Finish
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Full matt
Colour collections
Product Data
Full-matt interior paint with less fossil content. Creates surface with velvet touch effect. For Harmony Care 30% of total organic carbon is replaced with bio-based content (measured in accordance with ASTM D6866-18), what means that 7% of total product content is bio-based.
Product Features
For painting of concrete, plaster, brick, filler-treated and common building board surfaces.
Recommended Uses
For walls in dry interior premises.
Technical Information
Theoretical coverage 8-12 m²/l. Recommended dry film thickness: 36-46 um. Practical coverage depends on the application method, conditions, shape and roughness of the surface to be treated.
Thinner
Waterborne
Application Method
spraying, brush, roller
Partly bio-based
For Harmony Care 30% of total organic carbon is replaced with bio-based content (measured in accordance with ASTM D6866-18), what means that 7% of total product content is bio-based. This optimal percentage of bio-content for interior paints allows to keep high level painting properties and surface durability.
Excellent hiding power
High-quality paint has an elevated hiding power. Full-matt Harmony Care effectively covers up the imperfections and creates a beautiful surface.
Certified with eco-labels
Harmony Care is one of the most eco-certified products in Tikkurila assortment. Formula has very low VOC-emission level, much below the standard. That is proved by M1, EU Ecolabel and Nordic Swan certificates. Product is developed in cooperation with Finnish Allergy, Skin and Asthma Association
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