March 8 (wall)

A mild grayish-blue color that, despite its grayness, is perceived as a vibrant, strong blue. It is
cooling, light, and airy like the sky on a summer day by a calm and clear lake. March 8th evokes a feeling of freshness, jeans, youth, and spaciousness. The color also expands the room – try, for example, March 8th 10 on the ceiling; it will elevate the space. The base color resembles the common people's Berlin blue.

Acid-free surfaces only. This color contains ultramarine pigment which is sensitive to low pH, so only paint this color on surfaces that are free from splashes of acidic liquids such as vinegar, coffee, tomato sauce.

1 batch

The image shows the unmixed shade in the lower right corner. Thereafter, shading according to percentage: 3/5/10/20/30/40/50/60/70/80/90/100.

We have painted color samples available for viewing in the store in Malax.

WALL paint: is not suitable for high-wear surfaces such as carpentry or kitchen cabinet doors – some because they contain ultramarine blue or violet and cannot withstand splashes from acidic liquids such as vinegar, and some because they contain ochres, which are slightly coarser pigments and are therefore not as easy to polish.

The recipe(s) can be found on the bag. Read how to mix in the Helper!

Consumption for approx. 8-10 m2:

• 1 bag of primer for the first coat and
• 1 bag of paint for the second and third coats when brushing on a normally absorbent surface.