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Does matt paint change colour over time?

Kewreeuss · 2011-04-06 15:31:08

HI, I haven't retouched the walls on the landing in over 3 years and sections have got grubby. I still have almost a tin of the of the original Crown paint. I don't want to start dabbing around in case I end up with polka dotted walls. Will the colour on the wall have faded, do you think ? I reckon the colour in the tin…

06-04-2011 3:31pm

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Kewreeuss

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HI,
I haven't retouched the walls on the landing in over 3 years and sections have got grubby. I still have almost a tin of the of the original Crown paint. I don't want to start dabbing around in case I end up with polka dotted walls.
Will the colour on the wall have faded, do you think ? I reckon the colour in the tin will have stayed true. Thanks

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#2 06-04-2011 6:44pm

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yes there's a very good chance if the wall is grubby

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#3 08-04-2011 7:29am

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Fine, thank you.

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