V&CO Peel & Stick Tester - Blue Shade 6

V&CO offers a curated colour palette of 45 rich and saturated hues that are enhanced by the produc...

Best current price£1.50from B&Q

One Offer

1 offer from £1.50

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

B&QB&Q - Blue Shade 6 Peel & Stick Tester
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£1.50
Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

This V&CO Peel & Stick Tester in Blue Shade 6 is for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners looking to test paint colors without the mess. Its key benefit is providing a realistic sample of a rich, dead-flat matt hue before committing to a larger purchase, with the caveat that it's a single-color sample and not a full paint can. The product features a curated, saturated color palette, a dead-flat matt finish for depth, superior durability, and a mess-free peel-and-stick application.

All features

BrandV&CO

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the purpose of the V&CO Peel & Stick Tester?

The tester allows you to sample a specific paint color, 'Blue Shade 6' in this case, on your wall before committing to a full paint purchase. It offers a mess-free way to see how the color looks in your home's lighting.

How large is the tester sample?

The product information does not specify the exact dimensions of the tester, but it is designed as a convenient size for sampling a color hue on a wall.

Can I reuse the tester after removing it?

The testers are designed for single use in terms of application and color testing. Reapplying may compromise adhesion.

What kind of finish does this color have?

This color features a dead-flat matt finish, which provides a rich depth of color and a non-reflective surface.

How many colors are available in the V&CO collection?

The V&CO collection offers a curated palette of 45 rich and saturated hues.

Is this product suitable for textured walls?

While it adheres best to smooth, clean, and dry surfaces, performance on heavily textured walls may vary. It is recommended to test in an inconspicuous area first.

What should I do if the tester leaves residue?

If any residue remains after removal, it can typically be wiped away with a damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners.

Troubleshooting

Tester will not adhere to the wall

Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and smooth. Avoid applying to dusty, oily, or excessively textured surfaces. For best adhesion, test on a small, inconspicuous area first.

Bubbles appear under the tester

When applying, smooth the tester from the center outwards. If bubbles are present after application, try gently lifting an edge and re-applying, smoothing as you go.

Difficulty removing the tester

Peel slowly and at a low angle. If resistance is met, try gently warming the tester with a hairdryer on a low setting from a distance before peeling.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Allows for mess-free color testing on walls.
  • Provides a true representation of the dead-flat matt finish.
  • Enables comparison of shades in your own lighting conditions.
  • Helps avoid costly mistakes with large paint purchases.
  • Easy to apply and reposition for optimal placement.

Cons

  • Limited to a single color sample per tester.
  • Not a substitute for purchasing full paint quantities.
  • Sample size may not cover very large areas for comprehensive viewing.
  • Adhesive effectiveness may vary on textured or unprimed surfaces.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and smooth. For best results, wipe the area with a damp cloth and allow it to dry completely.
  2. Carefully peel the backing from the tester.
  3. Apply the tester to the desired location on the wall, smoothing out any air bubbles.

Compatibility:

  • Ideal for use on smooth, painted interior walls.
  • May not adhere optimally to heavily textured surfaces, wallpaper, or unprimed drywall.
  • Test in an inconspicuous area if unsure about surface compatibility.

Care:

  • This is a temporary sample for color testing and is not intended for long-term decorative use.
  • To remove, gently peel the tester from the wall. If residue remains, it can typically be wiped away with a damp cloth.

Price History

DatePrice
Visit shop