Finngard Façade Colour Tester

Name: Finngard Façade Colour Tester
Brand: Tikkurila
SKU: 71000668
Price: 7.31 GBP
Availability: InStock

SKU

71000668

Colour tester specifically for the Finngard exterior masonry and mineral facade paints, in a handy 0.5L sample size.

From £7.31 £6.09

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Product Description

A water-dilutable, matt colour tester for Finngard façade paints.

It allows you to check how the colour will look and thanks to the small size of the tester, we can select a few colours and choose the best one.

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More Information
For Interior or Exterior Use	Exterior
Surface	Masonry
Product Category	Topcoat
Sheen Level	Matt (6-10%)
Brand	Tikkurila
Thinner	Water
Waterbased or Solventbased	Water
Minimum content	Minimum contents are the can size less 10%
Single Pack or 2 pack	Single Pack
Product Segment	Decorative
Available in sample pots	Yes

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Frequently asked questions

Does Your External Masonry Paint Have A Minimum Temperature For Use?

Masonry paint should not be applied to surfaces when the ambient temperature (or substrate temperature) is below 5 degrees and not higher than 25 degrees. The paint coating should be protected from rain for minimum 48 hours after coating so do not paint if there is a risk of rain during this period.

Avoid painting in full sun or on warm surfaces. For best results, always attempt to time the painting of a given elevation prior to exposure to direct sunlight.