Farrow & Ball Modern Eggshell No. 314 - Green


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This guide is for anyone looking to use Farrow & Ball Modern Eggshell No. 314 (Green) to enhance interior surfaces. The Modern Eggshell provides a durable and beautiful finish for wood, metal, and concrete, offering excellent protection and a touch of color. A key consideration is proper surface preparation to ensure optimal adhesion and longevity.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 314 |
| Brand | Farrow & Ball |
You can use Modern Eggshell on wood, metal, and concrete surfaces within your home.
Typically, two coats are recommended for optimal coverage and durability.
Use a damp cloth or mild detergent to clean the painted surfaces. Avoid using abrasive cleaners.
Yes, priming is recommended to ensure proper adhesion and a more durable finish. Use a primer suitable for the surface material (wood, metal, etc.).
While durable, it is not specifically recommended for floors. Consider a floor paint for this application.
Drying times can vary, but generally allow for several hours between coats, and a full day for the paint to cure fully. Refer to the product label for specific instructions.
No, Modern Eggshell is formulated for interior use only. Exterior paints are designed to withstand weather conditions.
Ensure the surface is properly prepared, cleaned, and primed before applying the paint. Sand the surface to provide a good key for the paint to adhere to.
Apply the paint in thin, even coats. Avoid applying too much paint at once. Sand lightly between coats if necessary.
Color can vary depending on lighting. Test the color in different areas of the room and under different lighting conditions before painting the entire surface.