Kitchen Cupboard Paint Samples

Rust-Oleum £9.00 Go to Rust-Oleum First seen in May 2024

Description

What’s in our Moody Darks Tester box? Colours included: Black Sand, Natural Charcoal, Dark Magic, Graphite, River's Edge, Evening Blue, After Dinner, Anthracite RAL 7016, Mulberry Street, Grape Soda. Create a timeless and sophisticated look with this collection of darker shades. Go for a luxurious jewel tone, such as sapphire Evening Blue or amethyst Mulberry Street, for an expensive and elegant look. Keep it simple with true black Natural Charcoal, or an off-black like Black Sand, and pair with white for a stunning monochrome effect. Perfect your palette Our paint sample Tester Boxes take the stress out of finding the best colour scheme with a collection of perfectly paired sachets, expertly selected based on their tone and compatibility. Discover the ideal shade for a delicious kitchen makeover and revamp your melamine, wood and gloss cabinets with a palette to suit your taste. Delivered to your door in letterbox-friendly packaging, our sachets are more cost-effective and kinder to the environment than standard testers too. Whether you’re looking for interior, exterior or furniture paint, try our tester boxes and take one step closer to a stylish new makeover. Better than paint swatches, each tester sachet contains 10ml of the actual paint, so you can effortlessly try out the colour, adhesion, durability and finish. With the exact amount of paint for a 30 x 30 cm sample, efficiently test exactly how each shade will look in your home. Contains 10ml of the actual paint finish Enough paint for a 30 x 30 cm sample – no waste Touch dry in just 1 hour Made in the UK Free standard delivery in letterbox packaging Water-based Low-odour Our tester sachets are simple to use. Remove the 10ml tester sachet from the sleeve and open with scissors. Squeeze out the paint and apply with a brush to your chosen surface or a piece of card. Next, paint a 30 x 30 cm area to establish a good sense of the colour, finish and durability. Once you’ve tested the paint, slide the sachet back into the sleeve and keep for reference. If testing similar shades, don’t forget to make a note of the colour name next to your 30 x 30 square.