Farrow & Ball Colour Tester

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100ml Sample

£5.95

Quantity

This option is mixed to order and cannot be returned or exchanged. Returns policy.

Use these handy 100ml colour testers to sample all the iconic Farrow & Ball shades from their exclusive Signature collection.

Features

A handy 100ml tester pot from the Farrow & Ball Signature" colour range
Provided as Farrow & Ball Estate Emulsion (a 2% sheen matt paint), but suitable for representing the colour of any Farrow & Ball product
Colours available throughout the Farrow & Ball product range
Most Farrow & Ball colours are available across their range of finishes, though some exceptions apply. Please check each finish for colour availability

Brand

Farrow and Ball

No. of coats

2 coats

Size

100ml Sample

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Overview

Paint tester pots are what you need for narrowing down colour choices. Watch our video guide about the best way to use them and how-to get the most out of your samples.

When used correctly, they allow you to see how a shade looks in your space under different lighting conditions and alongside existing décor. Testing first reduces the risk of choosing the wrong colour and gives you confidence in your final decision. For best results, tester paint should be applied to a movable surface rather than directly onto the wall, allowing you to assess the colour throughout the room.

Preparation

Select a suitable surface - Use lining paper, card or sample boards for best results.
Stir well - Ensure the paint is fully mixed for accurate colour.
Clean the surface - Remove dust, grease and any contamination before applying.
Identify samples - Label each one clearly with the colour name or code.

Application

Apply evenly with a brush or small roller to achieve a smooth, even finish.

Apply two coats - Allow adequate drying time between coats.
Check in varied lighting - View in daylight, shade and artificial light.
Take your time - Observe the colour at different times of day before deciding.
Move samples around - Compare colours against walls, trim and furnishings.