Crown trade "cream" masonry paint for DIYer

Colour drop-down is activated and you can choose from the colour range ... Magnolia or White !

I do not know about Crown, but you can get some masonry paint mixed to order:

Scrape off some of the old paint, take it to a Trade Decorating Outlet , either Dulux, Crown, Brewers et al, get them to match the colour.

Be aware that the colour on the wall now is likely to be lighter than it was 10 years ago, so an off-the-shelf paint may be the original shade anyway.

Impossible for a a place to carry all the colours premixed. The Dulux Decorator Centers carry white and magnolia all other colours are mixed in store.

After ten years even if you bought the correct shade from the correct maker it probably wouldn't match. As some one else said take along a sample (make sure you know which side is the weathered/faded side) and see if they can match it.

The only time I've had a paint "matched" (Dulux) it wasn't even close, and I was simply trying to match a colour they had recently discontinued. I'm still looking at the two tone house opposite that it was used on

The three batches of Dulux Weathershield Smooth Masonary paint I've had over the last year or so have all been identical. I was a bit wary at first and they have all come from the same store so same machine...

One would have thought they would want to shift paint to anyone and everyone as its all money in the bank!

Brian

Dman, no pillar box red then..grin.

Brian

I certainly have color mixed masonry paint though I cant be sure its Dulux, but I think it is.

johnstones will also happily mix any competitors standard colours...

I've had Sandtex masonry paint mixed at a trade paint place in the past. They had all the range tintable to your preferred colour, so I went for the rather nice "365 All Weather Masonry" from their trade range rather than the normal "sandy" finish.

Regards, Simon.