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Brushing up on the top twenty
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
6 DECEMBER 2006
Brushing up on the top twenty
For the first time in Resene’s history, Resene has launched an official top 20 paint colour list based on Resene testpot sales. The top 20 is dominated by whites and neutrals, reflecting their broad acceptance and use on a vast array of projects both inside and out. These hues are generally teamed with brighter accents and features for a complete colour scheme.
Based on testpot sales, the
most popular Resene colours are:
1. Resene Spanish
White
2. Resene Half Tea
3. Resene Half Spanish
White
4. Resene Tea
5. Resene Napa
6. Resene
Sisal
7. Resene Biscotti
8. Resene Akaroa
9. Resene
Double Spanish White
10. Resene Stonewall
11. Resene
Parchment
12. Resene Lemon Grass
13. Resene
Alabaster
14. Resene Pearl Lusta
15. Resene
Solitaire
16. Resene Quarter Tea
17. Resene Half
Sisal
18. Resene Half Pearl Lusta
19. Resene Quarter
Spanish White
20. Resene Half Napa
This is a far cry from Resene’s first Wellington factory when only six colours were available.
ENDS
Photos/swatches of colours available on request. Jpgs of colours available for downloading from www.resene.com/swatches/index.htm
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Resene has everything you need; quality colours, Environmental Choice approved paints, wood stains and specialty coatings to get a superb finish on all your decorating projects, big or small, inside or out. All designed and made right here in New Zealand since 1946. Plus an extensive range of wallpapers and decorating accessories. Resene Tech Experts and Colour Experts help thousands of decorators with their projects every year. Resene is 100% kiwi owned and operated with a nationwide network of Resene ColorShops. Awarded New Zealand's Most Trusted Paint since 2012.
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