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The Craig & Rose 1829 Wedgwood Lilac tester pot is an essential tool for interior designers and homeowners who want to trial a sophisticated, chalky-finish paint color before committing to a larger quantity. This 50ml sample allows you to experience how the specific shade interacts with the unique natural and artificial light of your space, ensuring your final color choice is perfect. While ideal for precision color matching, please note that the tester pot is strictly for sampling and testing purposes and is not intended for full-wall coverage.
| Colour | Purple |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FG10101474 |
| Brand | Craig and Rose |
While it is paint, the 50ml volume is intended strictly for color testing on walls or boards, not for covering furniture or decor projects.
Yes, the tester pot is produced using the same formula and pigment concentration as the full-size paint.
We recommend two coats to ensure the true color depth and chalky finish are accurately represented.
It is not recommended to mix this sample with other paints, as it may alter the finish and color consistency.
The chalky emulsion typically touch-dries quickly, but allow for at least two hours between coats for best results.
Colors change based on ambient lighting and wall texture; try viewing the sample in different parts of the room throughout the day.
Ensure the surface is properly primed or clean before application; light colors may require two thin coats for full opacity.
Before testing, ensure your surface is clean, dry, and free of dust or grease. If you are testing over a dark color, apply two coats of the sample to get an accurate reading, as the underlying shade may affect the test outcome. Store the tester pot in a cool, dry place and ensure the lid is sealed tightly if you plan to save the remainder for later comparison. If the paint settles after storage, shake the pot thoroughly to ensure the pigments are properly mixed.
