- Understand Your Paint and Surface Type
- Regular Dusting and Gentle Cleaning
- Immediate Spot Treatment
- Inspect and Repair
- Control Humidity

- Spot Repaint vs. Full Repaint
Minor scuffs or damage can be fixed with touch-ups rather than full repaints. Keep leftover paint for your project and apply within a year. Apply with a light feather technique to blend edges. If large areas look uneven, a fresh overall coat using the same RAK finish keeps everything consistent.
- Use Protective Add-Ons
Consider applying clear protective topcoats, such as RAK PU Coatings for high-traffic or stain-prone areas. They add durability and make cleaning easier without altering the paint’s color or sheen.
- Shield from Sunlight
Sun-facing walls fade fastest. Use UV-resistant coatings like RAK Heat Reflective or Silk Emulsion with UV inhibitors. For strong sun, install curtains or blinds to reduce color wash-out.
- Seasonal Deep Cleaning
Every 6–12 months, do a thorough wash: vacuum walls, mix mild soap and water, wipe with a soft cloth, rinse with clean water, and air dry. This refreshes washable finishes and helps detect any hidden damage early.
- Keep Records
Store painting details—product, color, finish, date—in a maintenance log. This helps with future touch-ups or coordinated repainting.
Why This Matters
Proactive maintenance saves time, money, and preserves interior beauty. It maintains paint quality, improves air quality by reducing allergens, and prevents costly repairs. With RAK Paints’ durable, eco-friendly finishes, regular upkeep ensures your walls look and feel new far longer.