4.5L Farrow & Ball Oval Room Blue Walls & Ceiling Paint

By rowena555
September 1, 2019 in For Sale & Items Offered

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rowena555

Posted September 1, 2019

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Posted September 1, 2019

4.5L of Farrow & Ball 'Oval Room Blue' Colour Valspar Paint for Walls and Ceilings

V500/700 Premium Quality

?25

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Valspar is a very very good quality paint (much better quality than Farrow & Ball to paint with), and we used B&Q's colour Matching service to match to Oval Room Blue.

I was originally going to buy this as Farrow&Ball and 2 x decorators recommended I use the Valspar brand instead and colour match, as it is much easier for them to use and the quality is much higher.

Using a paint calculator, 4.5L will give 2 good coats to a 4x4m room, 2.4m high.

To be collected from Crystal Palace Road East Dulwich or delivered to local area.

Many thanks,

Rowena

Crystal Palace Road, East Dulwich, SE22 9HB

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