Lead Grey Paint - Dead Matt - Grey

A dead matt finish is a paint with very low sheen, meaning it reflects almost no light. It offers a flat, rich, and sophisticated look.

Yes, using a primer like the Mylands White Primer and Undercoat is highly recommended to ensure proper adhesion and a smooth, professional colour result.

While possible, dead matt paints are less durable against scuffs and washing than gloss or satin paints. Consider a more durable finish for high-traffic corridors.

No, this specific range is formulated for interior use.

Use a soft, damp cloth with mild soap. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemicals as they can damage the matte finish.

This colour is part of an archive collection celebrating Mylands' extensive work within the British film, television, and theatre industries.

Ensure the surface was primed with a quality undercoat and fully cleaned of dust/oils before painting.

Use a high-quality synthetic brush or a fine-nap roller, and avoid over-working the paint as it begins to set.

Ensure you are using a primer to create an even surface base, and apply two thin coats rather than one thick coat.