Wattyl Exterior Paint Colour Guide July 2024

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1 Select your colour

Choose from Australia's most popular exterior colours

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Wattyl Solagard Low Sheen is a great option for cladding or rendered walls. It has a slight sheen and great cleanability.

Wattyl Solagard Semi-Gloss has a sheen level matched to COLORBOND® steel to allow for a uniform appearance of neighbouring exterior surfaces. + + =

Getting

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Sheen levels explained

Wattyl Solagard Matt is designed for easy application in a variety of conditions, and dries to a contemporary matt finish perfect for masonry surfaces.

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*Please note: Colour range availability may differ store to store. Wattyl Solagard Semi-Gloss and Matt are available in limited colours and sizes. Please check online or in-store to confirm the availability of your chosen colour and gloss level. Warranty may differ across substrates and number of coats applied. For further information regarding the warranty, please visit wattyl.com.au. COLORBOND® and ® colour names are registered trademarks of BlueScope Steel Limited. ABN 16 000 011 058. All rights reserved.

Colour Range

Wattyl Solagard Ready to Go has been pre-tinted in a range of Australia’s most popular exterior colours. No need to line up at the paint counter, simply grab your can and go!* Scan to bring your colour scheme to life

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A neutral, minimal, tonal colour palette, generally consists of no more than three colours to enhance clean lines, bring simplicity and subtle sophistication to a home’s exterior.

Bold monochromatic colour schemes create impact and drama. colour tip

Coastal

A traditional coastal or Hamptons palette reflects the natural elements of the surf, sand and sky - whites, creams, greys and dark blues. For a modern coastal feel, a simple colour palette of whites and greys feels light and breezy.

Use the 60 (primary), 30 (secondary), 10 (accent) rule for a harmonious colour scheme. colour tip

Country

For a perfect country home palette create a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere embracing earthy neutrals found in the natural landscape. Think of clean lines of a contemporary colour palette balanced with rustic accents.

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LRV (Light Reflectance Value) indicates the amount of light a colour reflects. Darker colours absorb light and heat and have a lower LRV value. Whites and lighter colours have a higher LRV value and reflect more light keeping homes cooler.

Traditional

A timeless colour palette, which is balanced and highlights traditional design elements. For a modern traditional palette, contrast the old and the new with modern greyed neutrals.

Keep your exterior colour palette to three colours to create visual interest without looking busy. colour tip