The shelf life is up to 7 years when the lid is closed properly, the paint will remain in perfect condition, will not separate or go crusty and hard. With Fusion you will have a perfectly sound surface that is not porous, meaning that you do not have to apply a top coat unless you want a special effect. Whilst we’ve taken every effort to craft the colours you see on screen to accurately reflect the colours in the Fusion™ Mineral Paint collection. If your surface has had oil paint or varnish previously, use the real chemical TSP (careful, wear gloves as very chemical).

Clearpay lends you a fixed amount of credit to allow you to pay for your purchase over 4 instalments, due every 2 weeks. To reduce the risk of fire, never leave vintage electrical or electronic products plugged in unattended. There’s virtually no smell thanks to our minimal use of VOCs, and we even have self-sealing, self-priming and self-levelling dark blue furniture paint in our Lazy range.At Colorantic, we share enough information for you to learn how to use it and we hope you will have a great painting experience with our high quality products.

Not only are they low VOC, they are also free from many other chemicals currently in other lines of paints such as ammonia and formaldehyde. If 14 days have gone by since your purchase, unfortunately, we can’t offer you a refund or exchange. Cure time is approximately 21 days, once again depending on the weather, similar to all water-based paints on the market. We strongly advise that you do not book plumbers until your goods have arrived and have been checked, we are not liable for any plumbers costs, consequential loss or compensation in any way.We take intellectual property concerns very seriously, but many of these problems can be resolved directly by the parties involved. Milk Paint is famous for its 'Chippy' look, this happens when the paint is applied to a previously painted surface without sanding. Unfortunately due to the nature of the products we are unable to refund or exchange personalised items. Secondary colours: Created by mixing two primary colours – for example blue and yellow to make green.