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Multi-coloured
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
31 OCTOBER
2006
Multi-coloured
Following two decades of extensive use, the Resene Multi-Finish range has been expanded to near double its size, taking in the favourite hues of the existing Multi-Finish range plus favourite selections from The Range 2000-2007 fashion fandecks and other Resene colour charts to broaden the colour selection in this range and incorporate more recently introduced muddy and earthy hues. The new Resene Multi-Finish range covers a rainbow of over 1000 hues showcased in a collection of 56 palettes, each featuring 18 large colour chips for easy colour selection. The full new Multi-Finish range is available in popular Resene testpots and other colour tools to simplify colour selection.
The new collection is a far cry from the once limited palette. The first Resene factory – in an old stable on Wellington’s Tinakori Road – produced a basic range of about six colours in Stipplecote, a cement-based paint. Today the palette on offer is almost endless. The new Resene Multi-Finish colour range is available for viewing at Resene ColorShops and online at www.resene.co.nz or www.resene.com.au.
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Resene
Resene, the paint the professionals use
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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