Colour matched at the bench, not guessed off a chart.
Dulux and Accent paints, tinted in store while you wait, with the brushes, rollers, prep and advice to get the job done once.
Bring a chip, a lid or a photo. We will match it.
Our tinting machine and colour reader take the guesswork out of a touch-up or a whole-house repaint. Bring in a flake of the old colour, the lid of the last tin or just a photo on your phone and we will get you close enough that nobody will pick it.
Then we will tell you what you actually need: the right undercoat, the right sheen for a Queenslander verandah versus a bathroom ceiling, and how many litres before you buy one tin too many.
Interior, exterior, timber, metal and everything to prep it.
Interior paints
Dulux and Accent walls, ceilings, trims and wet areas in every sheen.
Exterior & weatherproof
Dulux Weathershield and Accent exterior for fences, render, cladding and roofs.
Timber stains & oils
Cabot's decking oils, stains and clear finishes for verandahs and outdoor furniture.
Primers & undercoats
Sealers, primers and stain blockers so the top coat sticks and stays.
Brushes, rollers & trays
Quality brushes and rollers that do not shed, in the right size for the job.
Prep & cleanup
Selleys fillers and sugar soap, Floetrol, sandpaper, masking tape, drop sheets and turps.
Spray paint & touch-ups
Enamels, rust guards and colour matched spray cans.
Sample pots
Tinted sample pots so you can see it on your own wall first.
The paint brands on our shelves.
Tinted while you wait. Matched to what you brought in.
Most colours are mixed in a few minutes. Custom matches take a little longer because we check them against your sample in daylight before you leave. Come in with the old tin or a chip off the wall and we will do the rest.
Work out the litres before you leave home.
Measure the room, put the numbers in and we will tell you roughly how much you need and which tins to grab. Then bring it in and we will tint it while you wait.
Not sure on the colour yet? Grab a sample pot first and try it on the wall. A colour that looks right on a chip can look different at home in the afternoon light.
Figures are a guide only. Bare plaster, render, rough timber and dark to light changes all drink more paint. Ask at the counter and we will check it with you.
Paint things we do at the counter.
Colour, quantity and the right gear, sorted at the counter.
Bring the old tin. We’ll do the rest.
Tinting bench ruleAny Dulux or Accent colour, mixed in store
From a chip, a lid or a photo
Tell us the room size, we work out the litres
Which sheen, which primer, which brush