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Understanding Nicotine Stains What Causes Nicotine Staining From cigarette and tobacco smoke: Tar and nicotine in smoke Settles on walls and ceilings Builds up over time Penetrates into paint and plaster Creates sticky residue Very common in UK rental properties What Nicotine Stains Look Like Visual appearance: Yellow to brown discolouration Worse near smoking areas Covers entire walls and ceilings Darker in corners and edges Sticky to touch Strong tobacco odour Why Nicotine Stains Are So Difficult The challenge: Tar and nicotine are oily substances Penetrate deep into surfaces Conventional paint cannot seal them Stains bleed through paint film Yellow marks reappear within hours Odour persists through paint One of the hardest stains to cover Why Regular Paint Fails on Nicotine Stains The Problem with Conventional Paint Why it doesn't work: Not designed to seal nicotine Tar and nicotine migrate through Water-based paint especially poor Even multiple coats fail Yellow stains reappear quickly Odour not sealed Wasted effort and money The Cycle of Failure What typically happens: Paint over nicotine stains Looks good initially Within hours, yellow patches appear Stains bleed through completely Try more coats - same result Frustration and wasted money Need specialist solution The Solution: A Specialist Stain Blocking Primer What You Need Essential: A Shellac-based stain blocking primer Most powerful blocking available Seals nicotine and tar permanently Blocks odour as well as stains Professional-grade solution Best Stain Blocker for Nicotine Stains SPO Shellac Stain & Odour Blocker SPO Shellac Stain & Odour Blocker - the ultimate solution for nicotine stains

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Public Health England has noted that e-cigarettes are approximately 95% less harmful than traditional smoking