- Why do I still have marks after using 3 in 1 Mould Killer?
- What is the best way of sticking back loose wallpaper or edges that are curling away from the wall?
- I don't like my artexed walls & ceilings, I want them to be smooth, - how do I achieve this?
- Can Expanding Foam be used around pipes?
- What is the ingredient of your wallpaper pastes?
How to cover common household stains

- Difficulty level one stars difficultylevel
Step by step
- Difficulty levelone stars difficultylevel
Use before painting or wallpapering.
- 1
When painting it is advisable to wear eye protection.
- 2
Cover furniture and carpets, always keep doors and windows fully open during application and drying.
- 3
Ensure surface is clean, dry and free from loose material.
- 4
When stopping stains caused by water or damp, make sure that the original cause of the problem has been rectified.
- 5
Apply to affected area using brush or roller.
- 6
Allow 2-3 hours for surface to be touch dry, 12 hours before painting or wallpapering.
- 7
For especially stubborn stains, allow Polycell Stain Stop to dry fully, then apply a second coat.
- 8
Remove any accidental spillage with Polycell Brush Cleaner before it dries
- 9
If over painting with gloss or eggshell paints, first prime treated area with water based paint.
- 10
After use, replace lid firmly and clean brush or roller in Polycell Brush Cleaner.
- 11
Questions?
Call us0333 222 7171(on working days between 08:15 and 16:45)