Bespoke colour matching service

November 12th, 2009

Has your favourite wall colour been discontinued?  Provided you have a sample then Paint & Paper have the technology to replicate the colour for you at no extra charge and to celebrate they’re offering up to 25% off selected paints on their website.

Using a spectrophotometer ensures an exact colour match as opposed to the closest existing shade on a computer database.  Paint & Paper are giving their customers the freedom to be more creative.  They have reduced the limitations faced when working with ready-made colours giving people the option to really stamp their individuality on a room.

“With manufacturers regularly updating and changing their colour cards we find that a lot of people can no longer find the colour they want.   For example Fired Earth discontinued their gloss, floor and masonry paints earlier this year, as a result we’ve had a lot of people come to us to get a specific Fired Earth colour mixed up in say a gloss finish.  The customers who have opted to do this have all been more than satisfied with the results.

– Stephen Dix, Director at Paint & Paper Ltd.

The paint that Paint & Paper are using for colour matching comes from a Swedish manufacturer called Beckers and is equal to the leading designer paint manufacturers in Britain.  “I’ve been selling quality paints and stains for 25 years” says Stephen Dix “and I’m very impressed with Beckers.  Not only are their products extremely hard wearing but many of them have been awarded the prestigious eco-flower.  Our customers can go away knowing they’ve got something special without compromising the environment.” See  www.paint-paper.co.uk/eco-label/info_6.html for further information regarding the eco-flower.

The Bespoke service opens up a new range of possibilities to the general public and trades people alike.  It allows people to create their own colours, find discontinued colours and replicate existing colours (those that are not subject to copyright).  The service is easy, it’s fast and the end product is of the highest quality.  Just follow these simple steps:

1. Send them a sample of the colour you would like.  This could be a piece of wallpaper, a fabric swatch, a discontinued colour from an old colour card etc.
2. Specify the quantity of paint you would like and the finish you want it in.
3. Give your colour a name.  You can choose any name you like and it will be stored on their database enabling you to order more whenever you need to.

If you are considering redecorating or have a professional interest in interior design then the Paint & Paper website is definitely worth your time.

www.paint-paper.co.uk/colour-matching/info_9.html

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