The difference between water-based paints (acrylic paints) and water-based coatings is whether or not they contain resin.
Water-based paints will dissolve when wet even after they have dried, but water-based paints form a film so they will not dissolve even when wet.
If you want it to last a long time, you can also use water-based paints like paint.

All of these paints will not dissolve even if they get wet once dry. Please choose the paint that best suits the condition of the base and the area you are applying it to.
When applying a coat over a lacquer-based paint, always use a lacquer-based paint.

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Glossy finishes are also called glossy finishes, and have a smooth surface that reflects light. The beautiful shine is what makes them so appealing.

Matte finish is also called matte, and has an uneven surface that scatters light, resulting in a soft finish.

There are glossy and matte finishes, but the glossy finish is said to be stronger because it is smoother.

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If you use lacquer and paint thinner, it will turn into a pudding-like substance and become unusable.

When oil-based paint is mixed with lacquer thinner, the surface will become wrinkled after painting and the finish will not be clean.

Oil-based paints/lacquers and water do not mix well in the first place and will separate.

Choose the one that matches your paint.

Calculate the area you need to paint. (A rough calculation is fine, don't take into account door and window openings.)
Calculation method Length (m) x width (m) = area (m2)
0.7L of Ares Shikui can cover about 3m2, and 2kg of Eco Clean Mat can cover about 7.5m2.
The amount may increase or decrease depending on how you apply it, so please use this as a guide for the amount needed.

Garage floors and parking spaces need to be resistant to wear and tear as cars come and go.

Please use special paints such as road paints and parking line paints .

First, remove as much of the rust and peeling paint as possible using a wire brush, scraper, sandpaper, etc. Clean off the peeled paint, mud, and dust before painting.

Be careful not to dilute the paint too much. It is best to use a trowel or roller, not a brush. Also, if you use a patch handle, it will be easier to paint from the floor level.

Finishing the job in one coat is called a single coat, and painting again after the paint has dried is called a double coat. Basically, two thin coats will give a nice finish.

- Basically, use up all the paint.
If you have to throw away paint, spread it out on newspaper or similar material, allow it to dry, and then dispose of it as general waste.
- If the remaining paint is 400ml or less, use our " residual paint treatment agent " and dispose of it as combustible waste.
- After using up all the spray paint, release the gas using the gas release cap before disposing of it.

However, please note that local government ordinances may not allow you to dispose of the above items, so in that case please follow those regulations.

After use, turn the container upside down and spray for about 2 seconds, then wipe the nozzle thoroughly.

The nozzle may become clogged.

We recommend storing any remaining paint in a suitable sized airtight container.

When storing the product in a can, the lid should be tightly sealed, but if there is only a small amount left, the product may dry out.

Also, please note that it is not suitable for storage at low or high temperatures. In the case of water-based paint, paint diluted with water cannot be stored because the water will spoil. If you dilute it with water, we recommend transferring it to a separate container and working with it.

For oil-based paints, add a small amount of paint thinner and seal the pot without stirring, as this will help prevent a dry skin from forming on the surface of the paint.

It can be removed cleanly using paint remover .

However, there is a possibility that it may remove or discolor the object underneath the paint, so we recommend that you test it in an inconspicuous area first.

There is no effective way to remove paint from clothes, so be sure to wear clothes that you don't mind getting dirty.

Rinse thoroughly with plenty of water and seek medical advice as soon as possible.

Rinse thoroughly with soapy water. If you experience any pain or changes to your skin, see a doctor as soon as possible.

If you feel unwell during work, stop working immediately and rest in a clean airy place. If you still feel unwell, consult a doctor as soon as possible.