Eggshell

Vintro Eggshell Paint has stain and moisture resistant properties, and it can handle extreme condensation, so much so it is often used in commercial kitchen/bathroom environments.

Vintro Eggshell Paint is a highly durable product and is rated among the highest for “wet scrub resistance”, however due to the formulation, dirt and grime do not get through the finish, meaning a quick wipe is usually sufficient. The easy clean properties means that it is ideal for kitchens, bathrooms and high traffic areas, for example a hallway. Once the paint has cured, you will be able to clean the surface without affecting the appearance.

For the best finish using water-based paints, a high quality synthetic bristle brush is advised, and size is dependent on the surface you are painting.
Rollers for walls is down to two choices:
Short pile polyester or microfibre – Use if your wall is in great condition and flat, this will provide the best finish.
Medium pile polyester or microfibre –  This is a good all-round choice if painting over either flat walls, or a slightly textured surface, such as pattern embossed wallpapers.
Rollers for woodwork or metalwork, should be short pile polyester.

Do not use foam rollers with water-based paints, as they do not apply enough paint and can cause air bubbles to appear on the painted surface.

Vintro Eggshell Paint gives a lovely, smooth finish with a slight sheen, which is very popular for customers who want a more modern look and finish.
Most surfaces will need a quick sanding to allow the paint to adhere, or a coat of primer can be used instead, but in either case make sure the surface is free of dust and grime and any loose paint has been removed.
2 coats of paint will often be sufficient, with adequate drying time in between coats, and, once cured, the paint will give a very durable finish which is easy to keep clean with a damp cloth.

Yes you can. Prepare the surface in the usual way and then apply a coat of primer, allowing a couple of hours for the primer to dry.  2 coats of paint will often be sufficient, with adequate drying time in between coats, and, once cured, the paint will give a very durable finish which is easy to keep clean with a damp cloth.