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them efficient, economical and easy to apply with minimal disruption. They are up to 15 times stronger than ordinary household paints and, being stain and mark resistant, are completely washable. Containing minimal VOCs (that’s volatile organic compounds to the uninitiated – the nasty chemical bit that’s partially responsible for that new paint smell), they are kind to the environment, pet-friendly and with child-safe certification. They are also completely safe to use in children’s rooms, even on cots, making them the smartest choice for all areas of the family home.


Intelligent Floor Paint is a revolutionary water-based paint, suitable for all floors and interior woodwork within the busy home. Easy to apply and, unlike oil-based alternatives, low odour and dry within four hours, Intelligent Floor Paint is durable and washable, with a sheen level of 30-40%. No more waiting overnight for the floor to dry, or complicated logistics/gymnastics whilst waiting for stairs to dry – life can continue virtually seamlessly with this Intelligent alternative!


Intelligent Satinwood is a water-based, satin-finish wood paint suitable for painting kitchen cabinets, wooden furniture (for example chairs, tables, wardrobes), wooden trims and walls. Suitable for use by decorators, DIYers and kitchen manufacturers, Intelligent Satinwood is extremely hard wearing and able to withstand the many knocks delivered to kitchen cabinets and wooden furniture! A dream to apply, this paint is also dry within


four hours. It is washable and low odour, with a sheen level of 30-35%, making it a good option if you want a bit more of a sheen than the 15% offered by Intelligent Eggshell.


Intelligent ASP (no, it’s not a reference to a clever snake, it’s just short for All Surface Primer) is a water-based primer undercoat suitable for painting on all interior and exterior surfaces. Being 3 years in the development, it is the natural replacement for Intelligent Primer Undercoat & Traditional Oil Primer Undercoat. Ease of application on a diverse range of different surfaces and materials (I’m told it sticks to practically anything – including vinyl and tiles !!!), combined with a speedy four-hour drying time, make this robust primer the go-to preparation for decorators and DIYers. With a low sheen of 5-8%, it is available in a wide range of colours. And the really clever bit; you can then paint over it with either the Little Greene’s oil or water-based paints for a perfect finish.


As a Platinum Dealer, we at John Charles Interiors mix all the wonderful Little Greene and Paint & Paper Library paints in our Edgbaston showroom. Give us a call, and we’ll happily tell you why they’re sooooooo good.


JOHN BIDDELL - JOHN CHARLES INTERIORS 349 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham B17 8DL T. 0121 420 3977 www.johncharlesinteriors.co.uk


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