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Cromarty No. 285

C$8.50
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A muted green grey

This very light green grey is named after the Cromarty Firth estuary, a place of swirling mists mentioned daily in the Shipping Forecast. A neutral yet atmospheric colour, Cromarty brings a muted softness to any room, creating an easy to use finish that is neither too green nor too grey. A shade lighter than Mizzle, it works beautifully when grouped with Blue Gray or Pigeon.

Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Mid Tones

Complementary white: Shadow White

Estate Emulsion:  Interior walls and ceilings with 2% sheen.  Signature chalky, very matte finish.

Coverage 100ml - 9 sq feet    1 Gallon - 570 sq feet

Modern Emulsion:  Interior walls, bathroom, kitchen and busy area. 7% sheen.  Washable, mold and mildew resistant slightly matte finish.

Coverage 1 Gallon - 480 sq feet

Estate Eggshell: Interior walls, wood, metal and kitchen cabinetry with 20% sheen.  Signature, very durable satin finish.

Coverage 750ml - 95 sq feet    1 Gallon - 480 sq feet

Modern Eggshell:  Interior walls, staircases, floors, kitchen cabinets and metal.  40% sheen.  Extremely durable mid sheen finish.

Coverage  750ml - 95 sq feet    1 Gallon - 480 sq feet

Full Gloss:  Interior and Exterior wood and metal.  95% sheen.  Most durable high gloss finish.

Coverage  750ml - 95 sq feet    1 Gallon - 480 sq feet

Dead Flat:  Interior walls, ceilings, wood and metal.  2% sheen

Coverage  750ml - 95 sq feet    1 Gallon - 480 sq feet

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