Love the tile paint, where is it from?

emmahj1982

9 years ago

Hi I love the colours you have used, i never knew tile paint came so bright, what brand did you use?

Thanks

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Judith Mathon / Diagnostic Déco
9 years ago
Hello emmahj1982
J'ai utilisé
- Sous-couche Restart pour le carrelage de la crédence, 27€ le pot de 500ml ,
- peinture acrylique collection Fluo, coloris rose, 39€ le litre,
- vernis de protection Total Protect, 89 € le pot de 1 litre,
Le tout vient de chez Little Shop
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Love the tile paint, where is it from?

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