Farrow & Ball - French Gray - No.18 - Matt Emulsion Paint, 2.5L

A 2.5-litre tin covers approximately 35m² on average per coat. This can vary depending on the surface porosity and application method.

Yes, Farrow & Ball Modern Emulsion is specifically recommended for bathrooms and kitchens due to its washable, scuff-resistant, and mould-resistant properties.

For routine cleaning, use a soft, damp cloth. For more stubborn marks, a mild detergent solution can be used sparingly, followed by rinsing with a clean, damp cloth.

No, this is an interior paint and is not suitable for exterior use.

Surfaces should be clean, dry, and free from dust and grease. Repair any imperfections and always use the appropriate Farrow & Ball primer and undercoat for best results.

Typically, it takes 2-4 hours for the paint to dry between coats, but this can vary depending on ambient temperature and humidity levels.

Modern Emulsion is more durable, washable, and suitable for high-moisture areas, while Estate Emulsion offers a chalkier, more traditional matt finish but is less resistant to wear and tear.

Ensure the surface was properly prepared and primed. Old, glossy paint may need light sanding and priming. Insufficient stirring or uneven application can also cause patchiness.

Ensure paint is applied evenly and with consistent pressure. Use a good quality brush or roller suitable for emulsion paints. Work in manageable sections and maintain a 'wet edge' to avoid lap marks.

While low odour, some scent is normal. Ensure good ventilation during and after application. If the odour persists strongly, it may indicate an issue with the product or underlying surface.

This can sometimes occur if the paint is over-worked or if a non-recommended primer was used. Ensure consistent application and proper drying between coats. The appearance of matt finishes can also be influenced by the angle of light.