Oil Gloss has a classic high sheen finish which is popular (and very smart) on front doors and also used on interior/exterior woodwork and metalwork.
Extremely hard-wearing and shiny enough to reflect a lot of light, Oil Gloss is both practical and extremely elegant and uses our eco-oil recipe, which has been formulated with naturally occurring...
Oil Gloss has a classic high sheen finish which is popular (and very smart) on front doors and also used on interior/exterior woodwork and metalwork.
Extremely hard-wearing and shiny enough to reflect a lot of light, Oil Gloss is both practical and extremely elegant and uses our eco-oil recipe, which has been formulated with naturally occurring vegetable oils.
- Environmentally-friendly
- Oil-based
- Completely washable
- A classic, durable finish for woodwork and primed metalwork
- Suitable for interior and exterior use
- Gloss level - 85% (very high)
- Covers approx 16 square metres per litre (one coat)
- Available in all colours
- Available in 2 tin sizes - 2.5L and 1L
Traditional Oil Gloss Paint There are 251 products.
Bone China Blue (107)
A colour based on Wedgwood Jasper ware, poignantly 1930s
Carmine (189)
A colour introduced by migrants from the Indian subcontinent. A colour card of 1968 includes Carmine as a dusky pink ‚ one of the new-this-year emulsion colours
Gauze Dark (166)
A by-product of the silver refining process this copper carbonate based pigment was first used in the Book Room of Broughton House
Orange Aurora (21)
A popular accent colour used with Magnolia on the walls and pinky beige on the doors
James (108)
A pretty powder blue alternate, warmer than many blues by the inclusion of white and violet
Aquamarine Deep (198))
As Horizon, Aquamarine Deep is a shade that was used with pale and mid browns, both for contrasting walls and in furniture and accessories.
Turquoise Blue (93)
Reminiscent of the bluish greens found on Persian pottery, popular china and in jewellery of the 1930s this colour is classic sophistication
Normandy Grey (79)
A timeless grey stone with undisputed elegance and personality
Pale Lime (70)
A gentle colour which would have been teamed with a darker blue green and a grey
