Tjhoko Paint, a proudly South African company, is revolutionizing the world of decorative painting with its unique water-based, self-sealing acrylic chalk paint. With an unwavering focus on unparalleled quality and family values, Tjhoko Paint offers a range of carefully crafted colors, each named after one of their incredible team members. This innovative paint is manufactured by Paint Master, the holding company with over 21 years of experience in producing high-quality decorative paint products.
What sets Tjhoko Paint apart is its exceptional formulation and non-toxic properties. This water-based acrylic chalk paint can be applied to virtually any surface, making it incredibly versatile. From children’s nurseries to interior and exterior spaces, Tjhoko Paint proves its suitability for various environments. The best fraction? There’s no need for wax or sealant. Tjhoko Paint’s matte finish can be transformed into a UV and water-resistant surface by simply applying their Clear Glaze.
Whether you’re working on wood, metal, glass, natural fabrics, laminated surfaces, or previously varnished surfaces, Tjhoko Paint eliminates the need for sanding or priming. A thorough wipe-down with lacquer thinners is all that’s required to prepare the surface for this revolutionary paint. The ease of use and versatility of Tjhoko Paint truly sets it apart in the market.
When it comes to application, Tjhoko Paint is a dream to work with. It offers a creamy and smooth texture that leaves no chalky residue, ensuring a flawless finish. Unlike traditional chalk paints, Tjhoko Paint does not require a sealant to grip to the painted surface. If you prefer a matte study, no glaze (sealant) needs to be applied. However, if you desire a washable and durable surface, simply apply the Clear Glaze with a damp cloth. The step-by-step instructions on the lid guide you through the process, ensuring an even and professional application.
Not only does Tjhoko Paint provide exceptional quality and versatility, but it also prioritizes eco-friendliness. Both the paint and sealants are water-based and eco-friendly, making them a responsible choice for those who care about the environment.
With Tjhoko Paint, you acquire the power to transform any space and let your creativity rush wild. Whether it’s your outdoor area, bathroom, kitchen, or any other surface in need of a makeover, Tjhoko Paint offers endless possibilities.
So, don’t honest paint it, Tjhoko it! Experience the revolution in chalk paint with Tjhoko Paint’s innovative and eco-friendly products. Unleash your creativity and achieve remarkable results with this creamy and self-sealing acrylic chalk paint. Let Tjhoko Paint be your partner in turning your visions into reality.
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