“From a color psychology perspective, we have all the benefits of red and blue in this color,” says Paula Kennedy, a certified architectural color consultant and owner of Seattle-based Timeless Kitchen Design LLC. “Blending a power color with a stable grounding color [makes] it appeal to many.”
FORD BRIGHT MAGENTA METALLIC UPVC WINDOW & DOOR PAINT – 1 LITRE
Specially formulated for uPVC windows and doors, PaintNuts uPVC paint offers excellent adhesion, ultra-fast drying times and a tough, durable finish that’s weatherproof and UV resistant. Matched to any RAL or Pantone colour.
Product description
PaintNuts uPVC paint is specially formulated for uPVC and plastic surfaces. It’s easy to apply with no primer required and ultra-fast drying times. For an extremely tough, durable finish that’s weatherproof and UV resistant, PaintNuts uPVC paint is more than a match for uPVC windows and doors.
Our paints come ready to use – no primer, hardener or thinner required.
Our uPVC door and window paints are custom mixed to order to provide exceptional colour match accuracy – choose from any RAL or Pantone colour, each available in a matt, satin or gloss finish.
PaintNuts uPVC paint works how you want it to – it’s brushable, roller-friendly, available as an aerosol and suitable for spray guns (thinning is recommended for spray gun application).
· Specially developed for uPVC
· Quick & easy to apply
· Ultra-fast drying time
· Weatherproof & UV resistant
· Extremely durable finish
PaintNuts uPVC paint is perfect for renovation and refurbishment or to modernise the appearance of your home. Painting your existing windows and doors is an easy, cost-effective way to give your property a facelift, improve curb appeal and add value without the expense of replacing existing units or the disruption of major works.
Suitable for a range of plastic surfaces and most appropriate for those found in an outdoor setting such as: uPVC windows & doors; uPVC garage doors; plastic fascia boards, soffets, guttering and drain pipes; plastic meter cabinets; plastic sheds; and plastic garden furniture.
Directions for use
PREPARE AND CLEAN
Use a clean cloth with hot soapy water to remove any dust or dirt on the surface you are going to paint.
Once the surface is dry use a degreaser to remove any contaminants or waxy protective films.
Now you need to ‘key’ the uPVC surface. Use a light grit scotch cloth to lightly sand to take off any sheen, this is effectively a light sanding to improve adhesion for a longer lasting finish. Wipe down the UPVC with the degreaser again and leave to dry.
Once completely dry, use masking tape and masking paper or plastic sheet to cover any areas you don’t want painting such as glass, door furniture, brickwork, etc.
– AEROSOL: Shake the can vigorously for 2-3 minutes until the agitator ball is free and the paint is mixed Before applying the paint we recommend testing the colour and adjusting the spray nozzle for either horizontal or vertical painting. – TIN: Mix paint for at least 2 minutes for colour consistency.
PAINT AND FINISH
– AEROSOL: Apply in smooth cross coats 250mm distance from the surface, either vertically or horizontally.
Leave to dry for 15 minutes before applying a recommended second coat.
Once you’ve finished painting wait 15 minutes then carefully remove the masking tape, ensuring you pull the tape away from the painted edge not across it.
Leave to dry for 1-2 hours before touching the frame and 48 hours before the windows can be cleaned.
After use turn the aerosol upside down and press to empty nozzle and valve, wipe the nozzle with a cloth to remove any excess paint, it can be reused at a later date. – TIN: Brush on in smooth strokes Leave to dry for 15 minutes before applying a second coat if necessary.
Once you’ve finished painting wait 15 minutes then carefully remove the masking tape, ensuring you pull the tape away from the painted edge not across it.
Leave to dry for 1-2 hours before touching the frame and 48 hours before the windows can be cleaned.
PLEASE NOTE: Paint should not be applied in cold, damp weather – it will adversely affect the application, finish, and drying time. The recommended minimum temperature for using spray paint is 15+ degrees, preferably room temperature in a warm and well-ventilated area.
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Angelus Leather Paint Magenta
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From now on, you can colour or revitalise any smooth leather yourself very easily. Angelus Acrylic Leather Paints are almost odourless and are excellent for colouring shoes, belts, wallets and purses, bags, motorbike jackets, leather chairs and much more. They are of the highest quality and ideal for treating the edgings of smooth leather and vinyl products. It’s even possible to recolour smooth leather with our acrylic leather paints.
Angelus Leather Paints are water-based and thus absolutely low-maintenance and easy to clean. You can mix any paint colours you like to create your own favourite colour. We offer the largest range of colours in Germany – ranging from discreet to extremely bright. Our acrylic paints really prove their worth with their superb opacity and are elastic, waterproof and scratch-resistant.
Give your imagination free rein and get creative!
Application:
Please first try out the paint on an inconspicuous place, to test whether you get the desired result.
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How Homeowners Can Use Viva Magenta
“This bright and robust color can be applied to many rooms of your home, both in restraint as a small accent or as a loud statement,” says Samantha Black, a designer and project director with California-based presale home renovation company Freemodel.
Here are a few ideas to get started.
Make a Statement with Wall Paint
“When I first saw that this was the color of the year, one of my instincts was layering an office space or dining room with it in a high-gloss lacquer wall finish,” says Joe Human, interior designer and founder of Designs by Human in New York City.
If painting the bedroom red is too much of a commitment, Black suggests using Viva Magenta on a single wall behind a sleek new coffee bar or as a “conversation-starting color” in the dining room. Kennedy recommends making a statement with a magenta entryway.
Go Bold with Living Room and Bedroom Accents
“Infusing this color through artwork, accessories, area rugs and plants is a great way of adding this color without having to overly commit to a wall paint or more expensive furniture piece,” says Kennedy.
Further suggestions from Kennedy include recovering an ottoman or used furniture with a magenta-forward fabric. Adding a shag area rug in shades of magenta and pink works as well.
Revive a Dull Powder Room
If Viva Magenta feels too loud for the main living areas, why not add it to one of the smallest rooms in the house? Powder rooms and guest bathrooms provide the perfect canvas to play with color.
“A powder room vanity can make for a lovely pop,” says Human.
Homeowners who are not ready to commit to magenta hardware or appliances can enjoy the fun with vibrantly colored or patterned towels, bath mats, or even soap dishes or toothbrush holders.
Get Creative in the Kitchen
Just as magenta can add passion and romance to bedrooms, it can revitalize a kitchen that feels too sterile after years of stainless steel appliances and white cabinetry.
“For the trend-savvy and those designing their forever home, the attitude of Viva Magenta can be adopted in kitchen island cabinets [or] color-forward backsplash tile,” says Black.
Even homeowners who love clean, serene kitchen colors and warm wood accents can add a bit of whimsy with Viva Magenta. Kennedy suggests subtle pops of color in dishes or even wallpaper that have smaller splashes of magenta.
How to Use Viva Magenta in Staging
Agents can use pops of the color of the year to make listings stand out to design-savvy buyers while still appealing to the masses. The goal is to keep best practices for staging in mind.
“Remember, a little magenta does go a long way,” cautions Black. “Some buyers may not be attracted to this trend as a permanent fixture in their new home.”
Here’s what the designers suggest for home staging:
Large art pieces. Whether the house is more suited to pop art, mid-century motifs or abstract art, Black says incorporating magenta can make a splash without a drop of paint. “For unique pieces to add to your staging collection, find original artist prints on Society 6 or Etsy,” she says.
Accent walls. Paint is reversible, after all. Human suggests painting one wall in a bedroom, office or powder room. Then you can use magenta in small doses in other rooms, such as a magenta-threaded blanket thrown over the sofa.
Peel-and-stick wallpaper. “[This] is one of the best nonpermanent and affordable solutions for giving a space current style,” says Black. She adds that an abstract geode pattern or geometric pattern with pops of magenta can make listing photos more eye-catching.
Vibrant plant life. Add Viva Magenta with dark pink hydrangeas, pink orchids, or hibiscus; fake is fine, says Kennedy. “Don’t forget the curb appeal,” she says. “Planting flowers with this color would make for a happy entrance.”
Pillow power. Nothing brightens up a staged home like accent pillows, according to Black. She suggests choosing a magenta-infused pattern or print in a texture that contrasts with the main upholstery. Magenta velvet pillow covers help warm up neutral bedrooms, she says.
What’s next? Viva Magenta and the Resurgence of Art Deco
Pantone’s color of the year reflects current and future home trends. This year, Viva Magenta feels like a nod to the growing resurgence of art deco, which Kennedy says has been “in the wings” for years.
“Art deco is all about details and sophisticated glam,” explains Human. His vision of a perfect marriage between Viva Magenta and art deco? A black-and-white–floored room decorated in intricate brass pieces and awash with high-gloss magenta paint.
Today, Viva Magenta can add much-needed color to neutral spaces. It can also ease tomorrow’s transition to more colorful, maximalist, art deco–inspired spaces. Only time will tell how and when designers and real estate professionals will see art deco’s full revival. For now, Kennedy says, the key is to just have fun with color.
“We don’t always have to take the color of the year so literally,” she says. “Make it your own, maybe more intense or more muted, lighter or darker. You are free to interpret it in a way that works for you and your space.”
