The English paint brand Dulux has launched a support program for painters and designers. Until the end of August, the most active and experienced specialists in the repair and decoration of premises will be able to receive a Dulux color scanner free of charge.
If you are a professional painter or designer, and regularly face the need to select the exact shades of colors for your customers - get a free Dulux color scanner! To do this, follow the link and follow the simple conditions:
Color scanning with a handheld Dulux device minimizes ink procurement errors, speeds up and simplifies communication between the customer and professional repair teams, and opens the door to smarter and more aesthetic color work.
Let's take a look at some of the most important uses for a color scanner.
For painters
“With the development of digital technologies, you increasingly find customers on the Internet, on sites for searching for craftsmen and specialized exchanges, and often the customer himself develops a design, selects furniture and asks you to help choose the right shade or choose a paint - take a Dulux color scanner to meet him - Recommends the founder of the "School of Painters" project, an expert in the field of painting and finishing works Sergey Gapchenko - the device will help to accurately determine the color by those illustrations or things that the customer has chosen. Accurate color matching is guaranteed with this tool!"
For designers
Clients increasingly want to receive a project with maximum detail, down to small pieces of furniture. If a customer, for example, wants to fit a favorite sofa or a legacy Persian carpet into the interior and build the decoration around it, then the designer will come in handy with the Dulux color scanner. With its help, you can accurately determine the main color of the thing around which the project will be built, and then, using the color matching tables developed and updated annually by AkzoNobel specialists, choose the colors that perfectly complement the picture.
For restorers
Today, in the wake of interest in the architectural heritage, the number of restored buildings is growing. If the restoration is of high quality, the building is painstakingly restored literally brick by brick, studying archival materials. It is almost impossible to restore the color of a historical building from them: almost all old photographs are black and white, information in drawings and memories lacks accuracy. The color scanner will allow you to select tinting for the interior and facade colors, if during the restoration it will be possible to clear the surface area and get to the first, "native" layer of paint.
Hurry, the number of free scanners is limited!
