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Johnstone's - Wall & Ceiling Paint - Manhattan Grey - £12.49 @ Amazon 5 Litre
Johnstone's - Wall & Ceiling Paint - Manhattan Grey - £12.49 @ Amazon 5 Litre
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Posted 29 April 2023

Johnstone's - Wall & Ceiling Paint - Manhattan Grey - £12.49 @ Amazon 5 Litre

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Matt Finish - Emulsion Paint - Fantastic Coverage - Easy to Apply - Dry in 1-2 Hours - 12m2 Coverage per Litre - 5L

£21 at B&Q for the 2.5 litre






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Johnstone's Matt Emulsion provides a smooth, rich and non-reflective finish, perfect for a contemporary look and to hide surface imperfections

  • Fantastic coverage
  • Easy to apply
  • Available in a wide range of colours

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Key Features

  • Covers 12m² per litre
  • Touch dry in 1-2 hours
  • Matt Finish
  • Water Based

Details

  • Paint suitable for interior walls and ceilings for your home, with emulsions specifically formulated for all rooms, including kitchens, bathrooms and other high traffic areas
  • The easy to apply formulation provides a beautiful layer of long lasting colour, ideal for a quick paint job
  • Johnstone's Matt Emulsion Paint provides a smooth, rich and non-reflective finish, perfect for a contemporary look and to hide surface imperfections
  • Provides fantastic coverage, which makes it easy to apply for a quick and efficient paint job. It gives you a hard-wearing finish to your indoor walls and ceilings and will dry in just 1 - 2 hours
  • A unique, wide range of colours that have been specially selected from the latest interior design trends to give you a stand out look with real impact

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  1. Welshy1234's avatar
    This definitely has a touch of blue in it, moonlit sky is the better colour and that is pure grey. My sister had the 2 together and the difference was unbelievable
    Whitey2048's avatar
    Oh well, not sure I will be using the tin I bought then. I'd rather waste a tenner than a day painting a room which then needs to be re painted.
  2. ColeJ's avatar
    I have this in 2 rooms and I hate it. Looks more blue than grey to me. Now I have to do both rooms again
    Whitey2048's avatar
    Thats interesting. I bought it a couple of weeks ago when it was up for a tenner thinking it looked like a nice shade. Disappointed to heat it has a hint of blue
  3. Mark_Bagley's avatar
    I would spend the extra a get crown or dulux we used johnstones before it didn't cover and it flashed where I touched up
    Faistime's avatar
    I second this. We paid extortinate prices for Johnsons wipeable paints that we had mixed. We found it easily peels and is not half as wipeable as the cheaper, dulux version. Will stick to dulux in future.
  4. John_Atkin's avatar
    I'm still waiting for the tartan paint.
  5. egonspengler's avatar
    Wall & ceiling paint in one? You mean I don't have to keep buying those annoying separate tins of paint anymore?

    What will they think of next? Shampoo that both washes & conditions, ridiculous idea I know... (edited)
  6. ColeJ's avatar
    Best paint I've ever used is the Wilko own brand stuff
    SkullMunky's avatar
    Johnstones make wilkos paint
  7. Steveo1's avatar
    Good find op.
  8. Duggzy's avatar
    Got one the other week and realised I needed another..... Bonus.
  9. Alan_Sugar's avatar
    £15 now…
  10. rob.driscoll's avatar
    It's about what it's worth, very poor quality paint.
  11. sorin_matei's avatar
    not to long ago....was £10 tesco club card
  12. Steveo1's avatar
    15 quid now
  13. Jemma_Devai's avatar
    I personally would never use this again. I think I was about 4 coats in before I finally gave up and used wilko 1 coat. It reaffirmed my decision to always use 1 coat paint from now on lol.
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