Re: Getting the pine wardrobes painted.
Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2022 5:22 pm
The Little Painter stocks her paint in Hondon Linen & Luxury Goods and in Something Nice in La Zenia..
Lots and lots of lovely colours.
Paint comes in two sizes, 250ml and 750ml and although the smaller tin will easily do both sides of a front door, I’d recommend always buying a big tin. Once you’ve found how easy it is to use, you will always find something else you want to paint
Don’t be put off by the price, because a little goes a long way and I’d also recommend buying a Frenchic brush. Plus you don’t need a primer or a top coat, just clean with sugar soap, lightly sand and off you go.
The paint for my kitchen cost around 100€, ( just under 3 tins) so much cheaper than buying new doors.
You can find the colour chart
https://frenchicpaint.co.uk/
and if you look on Facebook, there’s an absolutely brilliant fan forum.
Lynn
Lots and lots of lovely colours.
Paint comes in two sizes, 250ml and 750ml and although the smaller tin will easily do both sides of a front door, I’d recommend always buying a big tin. Once you’ve found how easy it is to use, you will always find something else you want to paint
Don’t be put off by the price, because a little goes a long way and I’d also recommend buying a Frenchic brush. Plus you don’t need a primer or a top coat, just clean with sugar soap, lightly sand and off you go.
The paint for my kitchen cost around 100€, ( just under 3 tins) so much cheaper than buying new doors.
You can find the colour chart
https://frenchicpaint.co.uk/
and if you look on Facebook, there’s an absolutely brilliant fan forum.
Lynn