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Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Tuscan Red 140 1L Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Matte
Little Greene The Little Greene Paint Intelligent Matt
Indoor Use, Matte
Little Greene Intelligent Matt Emulsion Rolling Fog 10L 9.99L
£20.82/L
Little Greene The Little Greene Intelligent Eggshell, Strong
Indoor Use
Little Greene The Little Paint Intelligent Eggshell, Dark
Indoor Use, Wood
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Celestial Blue 101 10L Wall Paint 9.99L
Matte
£18.02/L
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Creams Tester Pot 60ML Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Water-borne, Wood, Drywall, Matte
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Greys Tester Pot
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Light Stone Neutrals 60 ML Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Wood, Matte
Little Greene Absolute Matt Sample Pot 60 ML 10L
Indoor Use, Wood, Matte
£0.58/L
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Whites Warm Whites Tester Pot
Indoor Use
Little Greene Absolute Matt Sample Pot 60ML Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Wood, Matte
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Pinks & Purples Tester Pot
Indoor Use
Little Greene Little Greene Silent White Pale 328 Neutral
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Warm Naturals Tester Pot
Little Greene The Little Absolute Matt Emulsion, Strong Blues Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Matte
Little Greene Sample Pots-60ml Sample Pot-Hidey
Indoor Use, Wood, Metal
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Yellows Tester Pot 60 ML Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Wood, Matte
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Whites Warm Whites Tester Pot 60ML Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Wood, Matte
Little Greene Absolute Matt Sample Pot 60 ML Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Wood
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Pinks Purples Tester Pot 60 ML Wall Paint 10L
Indoor Use, Wood, Matte
£0.58/L
Little Greene Sample Pots Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Matte
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Strong Blues Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Wood, Matte
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Stone & Plaster Tones Tester Pot
Little Greene Absolute Matt Sample Pot 60 ML Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Wood, Matte
Little Greene The Little Absolute Matt Emulsion Greens Wall Paint
Indoor Use
Little Greene Absolute Matt Sample Pot 60 ML Wall Paint 10L
Indoor Use, Wood, Lime, Matte
£0.58/L
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Warm Naturals Tester Pot
Indoor Use
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Neutral Whites 60 ML Wall Paint 10L
Indoor Use, Water-borne, Wood, Drywall, Matte
Little Greene The Absolute Matt Emulsion Wall Paint
Matte
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Stone Plaster Tester Pot 60 ML
Indoor Use, Matte
Little Greene Sample Pots Wall Paint
Matte
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Warm Naturals Tester Pot
Little Greene The Little Greene Matt Wall Paint
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Warm Naturals Tester Pot
Indoor Use
Little Greene Absolute Matt Emulsion Greens Tester Pot
Little Greene Absolute Matt Sample Pot 60 ML Wall Paint
Indoor Use, Wood, Matte
Paint: 3 things to consider before buying
Choosing the right type of paint is crucial for achieving the desired finish and durability. Emulsion paints are ideal for interior walls and ceilings due to their quick drying time and easy application. For exterior surfaces, opt for masonry paint, which withstands weather conditions. If you're painting wood or metal, use gloss or satinwood paint for a durable finish. Always check the label for specific suitability to ensure the paint meets your project needs.
The finish of the paint affects both appearance and functionality. Matt finishes offer a smooth, non-reflective look, perfect for hiding imperfections on walls. Satin finishes provide a subtle sheen, making them suitable for high-traffic areas like hallways or kitchens where you might need to wipe surfaces clean. For a more reflective surface, choose gloss finishes, which are durable and great for woodwork like skirting boards and doors. Consider where you'll be applying the paint to select the most appropriate finish.
To avoid unnecessary trips to the store or leftover paint, calculate how much you'll need before purchasing. Measure the height and width of each wall to determine square footage. Most paint cans indicate coverage per litre; typically, one litre covers about 10 square metres with one coat. Factor in whether you'll need multiple coats or if you're using a primer, as this will affect the total amount required. Buying just enough ensures cost-effectiveness and reduces waste.
FAQ
Paint is available in various types suitable for walls, such as emulsion and satin. Emulsion paint is water-based, easy to clean, and dries quickly, making it ideal for most interior walls. Satin paint offers a slight sheen and is more durable, perfect for high-traffic areas.
Paint colours can greatly affect the mood of a room. Consider the room's purpose and lighting. Lighter shades can make a space feel larger and brighter, while darker hues add warmth and intimacy. Test samples on your wall to see how they look at different times of day.
Paint finishes determine the sheen level. Gloss paint has a shiny finish that reflects light and is highly durable, making it suitable for doors and trim. Matte paint has no shine, offering a smooth finish that hides imperfections well, ideal for ceilings and low-traffic areas.
Paint coverage varies by type and colour. Generally, two coats are sufficient for even coverage. However, darker or bolder colours may require an additional coat to achieve the desired depth. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for best results.
Paint application requires basic tools like brushes, rollers, trays, and painter's tape. Brushes are great for edges and corners, while rollers cover large areas quickly. Use painter's tape to protect trims and ensure clean lines. Investing in quality tools can improve your painting experience.
Paint drying time depends on the type used. Typically, you should wait 2-4 hours between coats with water-based paints like emulsion. For oil-based paints, waiting 24 hours is advisable. Check the label for specific drying times to ensure optimal results.
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