Bengalac Matt Paint, White Color, 4L Can | Jotun Paints

Application and Maintenance Guide for Bengal Matte Paint

To achieve the best results with Gunten Bengal paint, follow these steps precisely. Clean the surface thoroughly before starting and ensure it is completely dry. Use the dedicated thinner (Gunten Thinner No. 2) in a ratio not exceeding 10% to improve flow without compromising the alkyd resin properties.

In hot Saudi Arabian weather (above 40°C), allow sufficient drying time. The surface will be touch-dry after 6 hours but requires 18 hours for full curing before applying the second coat. Do not rush the process, especially in Gulf regions where high humidity and rapid evaporation can affect finish quality.

To maintain its pure white luster, wipe the surface gently with a soft cloth dampened with only mild water solution. Avoid using harsh chemicals that may remove the protective layer or alter the color. This paint is designed to extend the lifespan of both interior and exterior surfaces, making it a smart investment for your 2026 project.

Technical Details for Selecting Matte White Color

If you are looking for a 'matte white color' that ensures perfect coverage, this product has a theoretical density of 1.45 and a solids content of up to 47%. These figures mean you will achieve a dry film thickness of 30 to 40 microns, providing strong protection against repeated scratches.

Tips for contractors and designers: This paint is highly suitable for concrete and cement plaster surfaces, but it requires a dust-free surface. If you plan to spray, use a conventional or airless spray to achieve a smooth, uninterrupted finish. One can (4 liters) is sufficient to cover an area ranging from 15.7 to 11.8 square meters per coat, depending on film thickness.