Titanium White

Any oil painter will tell you the trials and tribulations of bright white paints yellowing. It's true, they do. In dark spaces the lighter shades tend to yellow over time so we suggest using them sparingly if you think it will be an issue. Exterior whites tend to retain their color but can yellow slightly on darker, shaded sides of homes. White's also show dirt more. Adding other pigments to darken your whites a bit helps a lot.

Our brightest white. Pure titanium white with zinc oxide additive.

Raw/thirsty/weathered wooden surfaces will require a saturating coat of Purified Linseed Oil or an oil-thinned coat of paint. No separate primer is required. The same paint may be used for all coats.

Paint Coverage: 150 - 205 Sq. Ft. Per Quart/ 3-4 mils wet film thickness, depending on surface texture/porosity and type of pigment. (This is more than twice the surface area of conventional paint coverage.)

Heron Paint commits 1% of sales to nonprofits that specialize in protecting our natural environment. We're especially happy to support organizations fighting for clean, plastic-free water. 

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