Nova 2
Full matt
Waterborne, solvent-free, full matt dispersion paint for professional priming and painting of ceilings.
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Easy to apply
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A variety of applications
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Safe and sustainable solution
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805
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7 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
Product Data
Waterborne, solvent-free, full matt dispersion paint for professional priming and painting of ceilings.
Product Features
For painting of concrete, plaster, filler, plasterboard, chipboard and wood fiberboard surfaces according to instructions. Also suitable for painting of zinc-coated air conditioning ducts. Product can be used in LEED, BREEAM certified buildings and Swan ecolabelled buildings.
Recommended Uses
Walls and ceilings in dry interior premises.
Technical Information
Theoretical coverage 7-11m2/l. Practical coverage depends on the application method, conditions, absorbency and roughness of the surface to be treated.
Thinner
Waterborne
Application Method
spraying, brush, roller
Storage
Must be protected from frost. Store in a dry and cool place, protected from sunlight. Tinted paint or opened container does not withstand long-term storage. Close the can carefully for the next use.
Colour collections
Easy to apply
Nova 2 is easy to apply full-matt primer and ceiling paint. It can be applied with a roller, spray, or brush.
A variety of applications
Use Nova 2 paint for wall and ceiling surfaces in dry interior spaces. The paint is suitable for painting concrete, plaster, filler, plasterboard, chipboard, and wood fibreboard surfaces. Nova 2 has also good adhesion on zinc-coated elements
Safe and sustainable solution
Products in Nova range are user-friendly. Products are developed in cooperation with Finnish Allergy, Skin and Asthma Association. Nova products have been granted the Nordic Swan ecolabel and due to low emissions they belong to building material emission class M1. Products can be used in LEED, BREEAM certified buildings and Swan ecolabelled buildings
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