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The Craig & Rose 1829 Deep Sung Cream Chalky Emulsion tester pot is designed for interior design enthusiasts and homeowners looking to commit to a specific wall color with confidence. This 50ml tester provides a true representation of the signature super-flat, chalky finish, allowing you to observe how the color interacts with your room's natural lighting before investing in a larger quantity. Please note that while the sample is perfect for color testing, it is intended for application on sample boards rather than direct wall surfaces to avoid issues with future paint adhesion.
| Colour | Cream |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FG10101392 |
| Brand | Craig and Rose |
It is strongly recommended to paint onto a sample board or thick paper instead. This allows you to move the color around the room and avoids priming issues on your actual wall.
The Chalky Emulsion is a decorative, super-flat finish. It is not as durable as high-sheen or wipeable kitchen/bathroom paints.
Apply two coats. The first coat acts as a base, and the second coat develops the true depth and the signature chalky texture.
Artificial lighting can change color perception. Always test the sample board under the specific light bulbs you intend to use in the room.
Mixing is not recommended as it will alter the specific pigment formula developed for the 1829 collection.
Natural light dramatically shifts color perception. Always view your painted sample board in the specific room where the paint will be used.
This is often caused by applying only one coat. Ensure you apply two full coats to achieve the correct depth and finish of the Chalky Emulsion.
For the most accurate test, ensure your brush or mini-roller is clean and free from residue of previous paint jobs. Apply the first coat thinly and evenly. Once dry, apply a second coat to ensure true opacity. For the best finish, avoid over-brushing the paint. Once testing is complete, keep your sample boards in a cool, dry place to prevent the paper from warping. If you decide to proceed with the full project, ensure your walls are properly primed and cleaned before applying the final product.
