Dulux Heritage Tester Buff 125Ml
Buff is a mid toned golden neutral that refers to the colour of natural, undyed leather. Its first recorded use as a colour name came in 1686 and today its familiarity is comforting although it can be used to describe several shades of the yellow/brown colour area.
In addition to the Dulux Heritage Velvet, there is also the Dulux Heritage Eggshell. This high-quality Eggshell finish is specifically designed for use on wood and metal surfaces. It offers a stunningly smooth appearance and is highly durable and resistant. By using this product, you can protect the wood and metalwork in your home, ensuring their lasting beauty for years to come. Like the Heritage Velvet, the Heritage Eggshell is available in a range of expertly chosen colors inspired by the most exquisite periods in British design history. It is water-based and covers an area of up to 14m² per liter. You can apply it with a brush or roller, adjusting to the prevailing temperature and humidity conditions.
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Buff is a mid toned golden neutral that refers to the colour of natural, undyed leather. Its first recorded use as a colour name came in 1686 and today its familiarity is comforting although it can be used to describe several shades of the yellow/brown colour area.
In addition to the Dulux Heritage Velvet, there is also the Dulux Heritage Eggshell. This high-quality Eggshell finish is specifically designed for use on wood and metal surfaces. It offers a stunningly smooth appearance and is highly durable and resistant. By using this product, you can protect the wood and metalwork in your home, ensuring their lasting beauty for years to come. Like the Heritage Velvet, the Heritage Eggshell is available in a range of expertly chosen colors inspired by the most exquisite periods in British design history. It is water-based and covers an area of up to 14m² per liter. You can apply it with a brush or roller, adjusting to the prevailing temperature and humidity conditions.
