Little Greene Colour Tester

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60ml

£5.75

Quantity

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

Use these 60ml colour testers from Little Greene to help find your perfect colour. Available in all Little Greene Colours.

Features

A 60ml tester pot for sampling Little Greene colours
Provided as Little Greene Absolute Emulsion (a 1-2% sheen matt paint), suitable for representing the colour of any Little Greene product
Colours available throughout the Little Greene product range

Brand

Little Greene

Size

60ml

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Overview

Little Greene paint sample pots are the ideal way to confidently choose the right colour before committing to a full tin. Designed to give a true representation of the final finish, they allow you to test shades in your own space and see how they respond to changing light throughout the day.

Colours can vary depending on room orientation, lighting and surrounding furnishings. Using sample pots helps avoid costly mistakes by allowing you to compare options directly within your environment. For best results, apply the sample to a movable surface rather than directly onto the wall, so it can be viewed in different areas of the room. You can also watch the video on this page for a step-by-step guide to getting the most accurate results.

Testing multiple shades side by side can help refine your choice, particularly when selecting between similar tones. Once you are happy with your colour, you can proceed with confidence knowing it will suit your space.

Preparation

Select a suitable surface - Use lining paper, card or sample boards to achieve a true representation of colour.
Stir well before use - Ensure the paint is fully mixed for an even finish and accurate colour.
Clearly label each sample - Note colour names or codes to avoid confusion when comparing shades.

Application

Apply evenly using a clean brush or sponge for a smooth, consistent finish.

Apply two thin coats - Allow each coat to dry fully to reveal the true depth of colour.
Check in different lighting - View samples in natural and artificial light to see how the colour changes.
Review in position - Move samples around the room to see how they look against walls, furnishings and in different areas.