Step 1 · Surface prep
- Remove dust and grease; fill cracks/holes and sand lightly.
- For bare, very porous, or degraded walls, apply a suitable primer first.
- Mask baseboards and frames with tape.
Smartcover Indoor Interior Paint
Refresh your walls and ceilings with no odors or fuss: high adhesion, strong coverage, and a washable matte finish.
Walls with marks, stains, or tired colors? Smartcover Indoor brings them back to life with a uniform, professional matte finish.
Low-odor (low VOC), ideal for home use. Excellent hiding power and good washability.
DIY-friendly with roller or brush. Available in multiple colors.
Technical specifications
| Type | Water-based acrylic interior wall paint |
|---|---|
| Finish | Matte |
| Washability | Good resistance to wet abrasion |
| Theoretical coverage | ≈ 8–12 m²/L per coat (depending on substrate) |
| Number of coats | 2 (3 if you need extra opacity or on very porous surfaces) |
| Touch-dry | ≈ 30–60 min |
| Recoat time | 4–6 h between coats |
| Application | Roller or brush; spray gun (moderate thinning) |
| Surfaces | Plaster, drywall, mortar, concrete, light textured finishes, and well-prepared interior surfaces |
| Odor | Low VOC; minimal odor for comfortable painting and living |
| Colors | Wide range (see PDP) |
| Size | 4 L can |
| TDS (PDF) | Download PDF |
Why Smartcover Indoor?
Smartcover Indoor vs. strong-smelling paints
- Smartcover Indoor: low VOC, practically odorless; comfortable to paint and occupy.
- Other coatings: strong odors and long ventilation times.
Smartcover Indoor (matte) vs. high-gloss/satin finishes
- Matte Smartcover Indoor: helps hide imperfections and looks modern.
- High gloss: highlights substrate defects and unwanted textures.
Available colors
Neutral and on-trend palettes for living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways. See all shades on the PDP.
How to paint with Smartcover Indoor
Step 2 · Apply 2–3 coats
- Stir well and apply with a medium-nap roller/brush.
- Allow 4–6 h between coats; add a third coat for maximum opacity.
- Avoid strong drafts and ensure even drying.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a primer?
Only on bare, very porous, or degraded walls. On sound, previously painted surfaces, cleaning and light sanding are usually enough.
Is it washable?
Yes. It offers good resistance to wet abrasion for routine cleaning.
How long does it take to dry?
Touch-dry in 30–60 min; recoat after 4–6 h (depending on conditions).
Does it smell?
Low VOC: minimal odor, comfortable to paint and live with.