Mylands Sinner No.238 Multi-Surface Dead Matt Paint - 250 ml - Grey

Sinner No.238 is a beautiful dark charcoal black paint that offers a bone black pigment with a sub...

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Mylands Sinner No.238 Multi-Surface Dead Matt Paint is designed for homeowners and professional decorators seeking a sophisticated, deep charcoal black finish with subtle grey undertones. It provides a highly versatile, rich, and flattering aesthetic suitable for a wide range of surfaces, though its dead matt finish requires careful handling to maintain its pristine, non-reflective appearance.

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ColourGrey
Model Part Number507200238/06
BrandMylands

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FAQs

Can I use Sinner No.238 on floors?

This specific version is a multi-surface dead matt paint. For flooring projects, consider using the dedicated Sinner 238 Decorative Floor Satin Paint for better durability.

What does dead matt mean?

Dead matt refers to a finish with very low light reflection, resulting in a completely flat, non-glossy appearance.

Is this paint suitable for exterior use?

Mylands multi-surface paints are primarily designed for interior use. Please check the specific product label for exterior suitability if required.

How long should I wait between coats?

Follow the drying time instructions on the tin, which usually allow for sufficient curing before the next layer is applied.

Is Sinner No.238 a true black?

No, it is a bone black pigment with a subtle grey undertone, making it a softer and more complex charcoal shade than pure black.

Troubleshooting

Visible brush marks after drying

Ensure you are using a high-quality synthetic brush and avoid overworking the paint once it begins to set.

Patchy finish or uneven color

This often indicates insufficient stirring or the need for an additional thin coat to reach full opacity.

Paint rubbing off or scuffing easily

Check that the surface was properly primed and free of dust or oils before application.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Sophisticated, deep charcoal color profile
  • Highly versatile across multiple surface types
  • Soft, non-reflective dead matt finish
  • Professional-grade quality and pigment depth

Cons

  • Dead matt surfaces can show scuffs more easily than glossier alternatives
  • Requires proper surface preparation for optimal adhesion
  • May require multiple coats for full depth on lighter substrates

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before application, ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from loose paint, dust, or grease. If painting over previously glossy surfaces, lightly sand the area to improve mechanical adhesion. Stir the paint thoroughly before use to ensure the pigments are properly dispersed. Apply using high-quality tools, allowing for the recommended drying time between coats to build up the desired depth of color. For long-term care, avoid using abrasive cleaning pads or strong chemical cleaners that could polish the matt finish, creating unwanted shiny patches; instead, gently wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth if cleaning becomes necessary.

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