Measure up, tell us what the surface is like, and pick a paint. You get the litres
you need, the exact tins to buy, and what the lot costs off our shelf. Add as many
rooms or walls as you like.
01
What are you painting?
02
What is the surface like now?
This changes the answer more than anything else you will pick.
A bare brick wall can drink twice what a painted one does.
03
Add your rooms
04
Pick your paint
We have put our usual pick first. Swap it if you have a preference,
the sums update as you go.
05
What you need
06
Brushes, rollers and the rest
Only if you need them. Untick anything already in the shed.
Nothing here is added unless you tick it.
07
Your shopping list
Print this on A4 and bring it in, or have it emailed to you.
Every line has our stock code on it so we can find it in a hurry.
08
Where should we send it?
We will email you the list with the codes and prices. No sales pitch,
no newsletter, just the list.
08
We will have it ready
Tell us your colour and we will tint it, put the lot on the counter
with your name on it, and ring you when it is done. Nothing is charged until you
pick it up, and we will not tint anything without confirming the colour with you first.
02
Tell us about it
Some jobs will not sit in a calculator. Pressed metal ceilings, roof paint, a colour
match off an old tin, anything where you want a hand working out what to use.
Tell us what you are up against and we will come back with a real answer.
Rough measurements are fine. Pace it out if you have to. We would rather work
from a rough number than from nothing.
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What we have assumed
Every paint calculator on the internet is having a guess, ours included. The
difference is that ours will tell you what it guessed. Here it is, warts and all.
The short version. We round up, because the walk back to the shop for
another litre costs more than the litre does. If you end up with a spare tin
unopened, bring it back with the receipt and we will sort it out.