Crown Walls & Ceilings Matt Emulsion Paint - Mulberry Mist - 40ml

This 40ml tester pot is specifically designed for you to sample the Crown Breatheasy Matt Mulberry Mist colour on your wall. It allows you to see how the paint will look in your home's unique lighting conditions before committing to a larger purchase.

No, a 40ml tester pot is only sufficient for a small test patch (e.g., 30x30cm or 12x12 inches) and is not intended for painting entire walls or rooms.

You can use a small paintbrush or a mini foam roller to apply the paint evenly to your chosen test area. For the most accurate color representation, apply two thin coats, allowing adequate drying time between them.

Surface dry time is typically 1-2 hours, and recoat time is usually 4 hours, depending on room temperature and humidity. Always ensure the first coat is fully dry before applying the second.

Yes, Crown Breatheasy paints are 99% solvent-free, meaning they have very low VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds). This makes them a more suitable and safer choice for environments like children's rooms, as they contribute to better indoor air quality.

Clean brushes and rollers immediately after use with warm, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly until all paint residue is gone, then reshape and allow them to air dry.

Paint colours can appear differently based on lighting conditions (natural vs. artificial), the surrounding colours in the room, and the underlying surface colour. Apply a test patch to your actual wall, allow it to dry fully, and observe it at different times of day.

Ensure the paint was thoroughly stirred before application. Apply two thin, even coats rather than one thick coat, allowing proper drying time between applications. Remember, tester pots are designed for small samples, not full coverage, and may not be as robust as full-size paints.

Thoroughly stir the paint to ensure it's well mixed. Tester pots are generally formulated for direct use and should not require thinning. If stored improperly, paint can thicken; ensure the lid was tightly sealed.

Twist the lid firmly while pulling upwards. If it's stiff, try gently tapping around the rim with a blunt object (like the handle of a screwdriver) to loosen any dried paint. Use a cloth for better grip if needed.