Best current price£5.95from B&Q
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£5.95Visit shop B&Q - Estate Vardo Chalky Wall & Ceiling Emulsion Paint100Ml Tester Pot
Visit shop
The Paint Shed£5.95Visit shop Farrow And Ball Inchyra Blue Sample Pots
Visit shop
Amazon£34.00Visit shop FARROW & BALL NEW DEAD FLAT 30 HAGUE BLUE 750ML
Visit shop42 offers from £5.95 - £113.00
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Farrow & Ball Dead Flat Paint in De Nimes is an ideal solution for homeowners and interior decorators seeking a sophisticated, ultra-matte finish for walls, woodwork, and metal surfaces. This high-quality paint offers a grounded, elegant blue aesthetic that excels in high-traffic areas due to its scuff-resistant properties, though users should note that the unique alkyd resin formula requires specific surface preparation for optimal adhesion.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 299 |
| Brand | Farrow & Ball |
No, Dead Flat is strictly formulated for interior use on walls, woodwork, and metal.
De Nimes is a mid-tone, grounded blue that feels elegant and understated, inspired by vintage workwear.
For full color depth and durability, we recommend two full coats, following the recommended drying times between applications.
Yes, using a compatible Farrow & Ball primer ensures the best finish and longevity, especially on porous surfaces or bare wood.
Use a soft cloth dampened with mild, soapy water. Avoid scrubbing aggressively to maintain the flat finish.
Ensure the surface was primed correctly and that you are maintaining a 'wet edge' during application to avoid overlap marks.
Ensure the surface has been properly sanded and cleaned of all dust and oils before applying the primer.
Before applying Dead Flat paint, ensure all surfaces are clean, dry, and free of grease or loose paint. For new wood or metal, use an appropriate Farrow & Ball primer to ensure proper bonding. Apply using a high-quality synthetic brush or a medium-nap roller for an even finish. To care for the paint after curing, use a soft, damp cloth with mild soapy water to remove scuffs or marks. Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals that may compromise the flat matte finish.
