Ral 9010

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RAL 9010 colour tester

Quarter litre of latex paint to try out the colour in your interior.

This colour tester is the perfect solution to figure out if RAL 9010 is the colour you're looking for. You can paint about 2-2,5 m² per layer with this tester, to render a proper indication of what it will look like on your walls. The test paint is easy to apply.

Properties

• Matte quality
• Contains 250ml
• Covers 2 to 2,5 m² with one layer
• Dust dry after 1 h, repaintable after 4 hrs
• For interior use only/li>

RAL colour fan

The Sigma K7 RAL Colour Guide provides a handy overview of all RAL colours, with their respective codes and names in five languages.

RAL 9010 colour sample A6

Sample card to see what this colour looks like.

About RAL 9010

How white is RAL 9010?

RAL 9010 is a white shade from the RAL Classic Colours, and probably the most popular shade of white in paint. Though its name is Pure white, this colour actually is not 100% pure white. A slight amount of pigments is added to the all-white paint base. Pure white is in fact more of an off-white shade. Below you can see how RAL 9010 is mixed for you (video in Dutch):

The difference between RAL 9010, RAL 9001, RAL 9016, RAL 9003 (the most frequently ordered shades of white) and other white paint colours lies in the (limited) amount and combination of pigments added. If you're wodnering which white paint is the brightest, the answer is simple: the standard white variants offered by the paint manufacturer, as they contain no pigments at all. Those are truly and completely white! 

Below, you can find the shadesof white that are ordered the most at deverfwebshop:

Ideas with this colour:

RAL 9010 is especially popular for window frames and/or doors, or as a softer shade of white for walls and ceilings. As it is much less bright than standard 100% white, it easily adds a warmer feeling to the room. It could very well be the most popular shade of white in paint overall. 

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Colours to combine with

You can easily combine with grey, a cooler light shade to balance out the warm white, or beige, another warm light shade to complement it. Or, you can add a colourful accent. This colour allows various combinations! 

These are a few combinations suggested by the Sikkens colour experts: 

Paint with RAL 9010

We can mix this colour for you in nearly all of our paints.