Melamine paint has a stronger odour than water based paints as it is oil based. I hope this helps.

Yes, this paint would work for a counter top in a rarely used bathroom. I hope this helps.

Yes, this paint can be used on melamine surfaces. I hope this helps.

The maximum coverage of this product per gallon is 370 sq.ft. I hope this helps.

1. Yes you can use this to paint the inside of your kitchen cabinets.
2. Yes you can paint the inside part of you cabinet doors with this. You will not have to worry about them curving as long as they are painted properly creating a seal from the steam and humidity.
3. Yes, you can paint the vertical outer side of a kitchen cabinet. It is recommended for best results to use a airless paint sprayer and thin the paint about 10%.
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There are no safety concerns with using this product for kitchen cabinets. I hope this helps.

The minimum painting temperature for this product is 10°C. The dry and re-coat time on the label of the can is based on 25°C. If the temperature is lower then it will cause the dry and re-coat time to be longer and slower. If doing this in cooler weather it is recommended not to apply too thick as it will take days to be able to re-coat and it may wrinkle. I hope this helps.

Yes, you can thin this paint with mineral spirits so that you are able to use it with a paint sprayer. It is correct that you will get better and faster results using a sprayer. I hope this helps.

The paint was not intended for this sort of project. My initial concern would be the paint sticking to the chalkboard. It is an oil based product which has the highest adhesion characteristics of paint and “should” adhere. The dry-erase part is much more concerning. I doubt it would produce a finish as tough and smooth as the plastic dry-erase boards. The marker would likely stain the surface and not come completely clean. I don’t think any liquid application would be suitable for this.

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