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Crown Paint CR Tester Hare 40ml, paint colour tester pot, sample paint, touch up paint, wall paint tester, interior paint sample

Name: Crown Paint CR Tester Hare 40ml, paint colour tester pot, sample paint, touch up paint, wall paint tester, interior paint sample
Brand: Crown
SKU: DEC-024299
Price: 7.69 GBP
Availability: InStock

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SKU DEC-024299

Product code: DC024299
EAN: 5010131541490

£7.69

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Description

Product Overview

The Crown Paint CR Tester Hare 40ml is a convenient paint tester pot designed to help you check the Hare shade before committing to a full tin. It is ideal for trying colour on your walls or woodwork and seeing how it looks in different lighting. A quick, simple way to choose with confidence and reduce waste.

Key Features

40ml tester size – perfect for sampling on a small area before buying a larger tin.
Accurate colour check – helps you see the Hare shade in real room lighting, day and night.
Ideal for patch tests and touch ups – handy for small trial areas and minor covering tasks.
Easy to use – straightforward application for quick decision making during decorating.

Use Case / Application

Suitable for testing colour in a range of interior spaces such as living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, home offices and nurseries. Apply a small sample patch to plastered walls, previously painted surfaces or primed areas to check the tone against flooring, furnishings and natural light. Ideal when comparing multiple shades side by side before starting a full repaint.

Problem → Solution

Perfect for avoiding costly colour mistakes by letting you test the Hare shade at home before buying a full-sized paint tin.

Product Specifications

• Manufacturer – Crown Paint
• EAN / Barcode – 5010131541490
• Dimensions / Size – 40ml

Why Buy from BHL

Crown Paint is a trusted name in decorating, known for dependable colour and quality for home improvement projects. Order the Crown Paint CR Tester Hare 40ml from BHL for a simple, reliable way to test your chosen shade before you paint. Buy online today with competitive pricing, free* and fast UK delivery, and careful dispatch from UK warehouses. BHL is a specialist online merchant, trusted by thousands of satisfied customers online since 1998 with thousands of 5 star reviews. *see our terms

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Buying guide: Paint

Paint decorates and protects walls, ceilings, woodwork and metal. This category covers water-based emulsions for interior walls and ceilings, undercoats and multi-surface paints for wood and metal, and smaller kits for repair and touch-up work.

Choosing a finish

Sheen is the main choice, and it is a balance between hiding flaws and ease of cleaning.

Matt: little or no shine, so it hides small marks and uneven patches on walls and ceilings, but it does not stand up as well to repeated wiping.
Eggshell and silk: a low to moderate sheen that is more durable and easier to wipe clean than matt, which suits kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and busy rooms, but shows flaws in the surface more.
Gloss: a high shine that is tough and easy to clean, used on woodwork, doors and trim. It shows every imperfection, so preparation matters.

Reading the tin

Before you start, check the label for the surfaces the paint suits, whether it is for interior or exterior use, the coverage per litre, the drying and recoat times, and whether a primer or undercoat is needed first. Work out the area to be painted and the number of coats, then divide by the coverage to estimate how much you need.

Old paint and safety

Wood and metal painted before the 1960s may carry lead paint, and small amounts stayed in decorative paints until the early 1980s. If you suspect lead, do not dry sand it, burn it off or use a blowlamp; keep any debris wet, or leave sound paint in place and paint over it. For all paints, follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety data.

For brushes, rollers and masking, see decorating tools and sundries; for exterior timber, see wood care.

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