Collection: Black Gloss Paint

You can get undercoats mixed to any colour you desire which means you could get it as close to black as possible.

If you can find one in an undercoat in a dark grey colour then we would recommend using that otherwise get your chosen undercoat mixed into a dark grey colour. This will give you the best looking black gloss finish once you've completed your project.

Yes, but it will take some preparation. The exact method you need will depend on the new paint colour.

We'd always recommend cleaning the black gloss surface with sugar soap and a clean sponge to remove any dirt, grease and dust. Then sand the painted surface down lightly to increase the adhesion of the new paint and make sure it is clean, dry and free from any dirt.

Then prime the surface for a more long term durable finish, ideally in a colour close to the new topcoat. Once the surfaced has been suitably primed, paint over it in your chosen paint which is suitable for the surface.

If you are unsure or would like more help on this, contact our customer service team and they will be able to give you expert advice on how to tackle your project and the tools you'll need.

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