Mylands Blackout No.41 Multi-Surface Dead Matt Paint - Grey - 250 ml

It is an intriguing colour that shifts depending on light. It generally sits as a deep, dark grey but can exhibit green undertones or a near-black appearance depending on the room's lighting.

As a multi-surface paint, it is designed for various interior surfaces, though it is best suited for decorative items or areas that do not experience heavy physical abrasion.

While it offers great coverage, a primer is always recommended for new, highly absorbent, or difficult surfaces to ensure an even finish.

Ensure the lid is sealed tightly and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or freezing temperatures.

The dead matt finish is aesthetic and durable, but because it is matte, it can be harder to clean marks off compared to satin or eggshell finishes. Use it in lower-traffic areas if you are concerned about frequent scuffing.

Yes, a medium-nap roller is excellent for applying the paint to walls to achieve a smooth, uniform texture.

Ensure you maintain a 'wet edge' while painting. Do not overwork the paint; apply in smooth, overlapping strokes and avoid touching up partially dry areas.

This is often caused by lack of primer on porous surfaces. Ensure you have properly sealed the substrate before applying your final coats.

Dead matt paints are more delicate. Use only a damp, soft cloth and minimal pressure. Avoid scrubbing to prevent damaging the matte finish.