Blackboard Effect Paint that can be written on with chalk Ep!c Blackboard enamel tablò 1LT

EP!C TABLO’ special paint for interiors with chalkboard effect
Tablò is a water-based, single-component, acrylic, matte finish with excellent coverage. It can be applied to plastered walls, drywall, and prepared, seasoned, dry, and clean wooden surfaces. After a few days, the surface can be used as a writable chalkboard with white and colored chalks. It can be erased with a felt or a soft cloth, and the surface is washable. Available in the typical chalkboard black color.
It can be used on wall surfaces, doors, and furniture to renew and personalize living spaces, creating a creative area where both adults and children can express their imagination. Applicable to lime-based plastered walls, cement, and gypsum. It can also be applied to drywall and wood, with proper preparation of the substrate.

Application cycle:
NEW WALL SUPPORTS
They must be sufficiently seasoned and well-dried, free from impurities of any kind, including poorly adhering sand. For an excellent aesthetic effect, the surface must be perfectly smooth; therefore, if necessary, skim the walls with 23100050 Titanstucco. Apply one coat of 2340003 Titancril diluted up to a maximum of 1:3 with water, depending on the absorption of the wall. On a dry wall, apply at least two coats of EP!C TABLO' at intervals of about 6-8 hours apart.
ALREADY PAINTED WALL SUPPORTS
Remove old peeling paints by scraping and brushing. In the case of old tempera paints or lime washes, they must be completely removed. Then proceed as for new wall supports.
GYPSUM BOARD SUPPORTS
They must be clean and dry. It is recommended to apply one coat of 2340003 Titancril diluted up to a maximum of 1: with water, depending on absorption.
WOODEN SUPPORTS
On dry, seasoned wood that is well cleaned, apply one coat of 32100050 Samopac. Sand and apply 2 coats of EP!C TABLO' at intervals of about 6-8 hours apart.

Disposal:

Jar and cap: PP05 – Plastic collection

Only if perfectly clean.
Check your municipality's regulations.