Interior Wall Emulsion & Decorative Painting
High-opacity washable silk, satin, and matt architectural emulsion painting for residential homes, corporate offices, and institutions.
Caparol CapaMatt is an interior dispersion coating engineered by DAW SE and manufactured in Kenya in collaboration with Nasib Industrial Products Limited. Verified by official TDS documentation, it features <1 g/L VOC, 5.0–9.5 m²/litre theoretical spreading rate, and a dead-matt sheen that prevents reflection on ceiling expanses. Sourced and applied by Sienna Paints Kenya across Nairobi and county hubs.
Official Caparol dead-matt interior emulsion offering exceptional hiding power, ultra-low VOC (<1 g/L), and an anti-reflective finish engineered to disguise substrate imperfections on interior walls and ceilings.
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High-opacity washable silk, satin, and matt architectural emulsion painting for residential homes, corporate offices, and institutions.
Our application crews handle diamond grinding, surface moisture testing, and multi-coat installation adhering strictly to manufacturer technical data sheets.
CapaMatt has an ultra-flat, dead-matt sheen that does not reflect artificial downlights or incoming window sunlight. This optical property prevents glare and hides subtle joints in gypsum ceilings.
According to official manufacturer technical data (TDS_CapaMatt.pdf), CapaMatt contains less than 1 g/L of Volatile Organic Compounds, making it practically emission-free.
The theoretical spreading rate is 5.0 to 9.5 m² per litre per coat, depending on substrate porosity, texture, and application technique.
At 25°C and 60% relative humidity, CapaMatt is touch dry within 1 hour and ready for overcoating in 4 to 6 hours.
Yes. CapaMatt can be applied with paint roller, brush, or airless spray equipment (typical nozzle size 0.017" to 0.021" at 120–150 bar pressure).