Overview

Craig & Rose 1829 Vintage Collection eggshell is a versatile, washable finish that is hardwearing with an elegant low sheen. This will be ideal for walls in high traffic areas such as halls and kids rooms as well as kitchens and bathrooms and is also the go to for all interior woodwork.

Craig & Rose have formulated an Eggshell with a beautifully subtle sheen of only 17%.

Excellent coverage
Versatile and Durable
Washable

Tinted Colour Information

Tinted paint is custom mixed in house at Next Day Paint using our Craig & Rose tinting machine. We mix the paint on site, which means we can offer our usual fast delivery with no extra delay. Tinted Colour Match paints can't be cancelled or returned as they are tinted to order.

Area	Interior & Exterior
Recommended Use	Interior Walls, Interior Woodwork, Wooden Furniture, Wooden Cabinetry, Ceilings, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Exterior Woodwork
Base	Water-Based
Coverage	Up to 14m2 per litre
Drying Time	4 Hours
Re-Coat Time	4 Hours
Recommended Coats	2 Coats
Application Method	Brush, Roller, Conventional Spray
VOC Levels	Low
Clean Up	Remove as much paint as possible from the equipment before cleaning with water

Preparation

Remove loose or flaking paint
Fill cracks or holes with a filler and sand smooth
Lightly abrade any silk, satin or glossy painted surfaces before painting over
Clean and dust-off surfaces before painting
Bare or porous surfaces will require sealing with

New dry plaster surfaces should be primed with a coat of Craig & Rose Primer Undercoat or other suitable wall primer

Chalky emulsion paint can be thinned slightly with 5-10% of clean water to counteract any excessive suction when being used directly on to plaster surfaces

Application

Stir contents well before use with a broad, flat stirrer
Cut in around the edges with a brush and then apply 2 coats with a high quality synthetic roller
Ensure the previous coat is completely dry before over coating
The paint will be fully cured in 7 days.

Note: This paint is not recommended for baths, splashbacks, floors or tiles.

If your radiators can become exceptionally hot, we recommend using a specialist paint.

All metals must be primed with an appropriate metal primer before painting.

If using packs with different batch numbers then blend before use

Do not apply in temperatures near freezing as this will seriously slow down the drying and may destroy the structure of the paint

Always follow manufacturer's instructions found on the tin