First figure out how much you need — then buy
Enter the wall area and number of coats — the calculator will show how many cans of the selected paint you need and the total cost. No guesswork and no second trip for more.
Paint coverage calculator
We'll calculate the liters, number of cans, and total. Extra for touch-ups is added separately.
The calculation is approximate: actual consumption depends on the absorbency of the surface and the tool used. It's best to buy the calculated volume in a single batch — shade may vary between batches.
Catalog by surface type
Paint isn't chosen by a pretty can, but by what you're painting. Select the surface — we'll show only what's suitable for it.
We'll swap in your name, products, and prices — this is a sample layout. The client's actual product range is imported from any of their existing sites; we handle the transfer ourselves.
Shade palette
The customer comes with a number from the catalog — find it by search, no need to flip through the whole fan deck. The chosen shade is plugged into the calculator.
Tinting is done when you buy the paint; the shade on screen is approximate — the final choice is made against the fan deck in store.
Paint tools
What people most often come back for the next day. Grab it now — a roller matching the paint type, a tray matching the can size.
Pickup and delivery
Paint is heavy, bulky cargo: a 10-liter can weighs about 13 kg. It's worth choosing the delivery method before payment.
Pickup from the store
We tint the paint in front of you and check the shade on a test patch right away. We hold the order for pickup until the agreed day.
- Address
- [ADDRESS]your details will go here
- Phone
- [PHONE]your details will go here
City delivery
We deliver along with tools and dry mixes, and bring them to the entrance. The manager confirms the day and cost at checkout.
- Terms
- schedule and rate — we'll plug in yours
- Payment
- card or upon receipt
By carrier across Ukraine
Cans are wrapped in film and boxed; varnishes and solvents ship separately per carrier rules.
- Shipping
- on the day of payment, if the item is in stock
- Cost
- at carrier's rate
Surface preparation
Half of the “paint is bad” complaints are actually an unprepared surface. Four steps that change the result more than the price of the can.
Blow off the dust, remove wallpaper glue, knock down bubbles of old paint. Whatever is peeling off the wall will pull the new layer off with it.
Rake out and fill cracks with putty, sand with P120–P180 mesh. Matte paint forgives unevenness, satin highlights every flaw.
Primer evens out the substrate's absorbency: without it, the first coat gets "soaked up" unevenly in spots and consumption rises above the estimate.
Apply the second coat only once the previous one is fully dry, in the same direction. Thin coats dry more evenly than one thick coat.
Not sure about the calculation — send us the area, we'll check it
Tell us what you're painting and the dimensions — we'll pick the paint with primer and tools and send back a list with the total.