The type of paint you use will depend on the use that we will give the finishing environment and we want to achieve. Some walls in contact with children, for example, more likely to get dirty, they need a type of paint for easy cleaning. Therefore it is important to know all the variants.

Before proceeding with the types of paint, it is important to note that paintings should always choose quality, although more expensive. Quality paints have a greater covering power, thus saving on coats of paint-less application time, and in painting. In addition, quality paints always guarantee a uniform color and greater durability over time.

Types of paint

There are two basic groups of painting:

> Water-based paints (latex)
> Oil Paints (enamel).

In turn, these paintings can be divided according to type of finish:

> Satin (low gloss or gloss intermediate)
> Matte (no shine)
> Bright