Difference between Enamel Paints and Emulsion Paints? A guide by Bluebird Paints Deciding the right colours for your living room or bedroom can be pretty exciting yet confusing. Finding the right colour often takes a lot of time. However, at this point it is important to note that finding the right color is not enough. …
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Choosing Paint for your Outdoors? A guide by Bluebird paints Bluebird paints have created the ultimate guide to help you understand all the factors that should be taken into account before selecting exterior paints. This is because exterior paints reflect the long-term commitment and say a lot about the homeowners’ taste, therefore renovators are particularly …
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Choosing Paint for Indoors? A guide by Bluebird Paints A major element that ties any house together and adds to its visual appeal involves the paint colour scheme. While furniture and size matter, the colour of the room can have an undeniable impact on how a viewer sees the room or feels in it! At …
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Bluebird Paints Timeline- Our Heritage The 1700s Commercial Paint has evolved over the past decades. The mixing of various compounds and substances has allowed artists to perfect different kinds of oil and water-based paints. Paint dates back 30 decades ago when pigments were created as decorative coatings for walls. Cavemen used it to provide a …
Bluebird Paints’ quest to rule in new markets and on consumers’ hearts! With a vision and a simple idea, the Batla family established a foundation and roots in the region. The company has grown substantially since it began in 1953. Initially, with a myopic view, Bluebirds focused on creating commercial paint. Since it excelled in …
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The Art of Paint Making Paints have evolved greatly over the past 100,000 years. In archaic times, minerals and organic based pigments were used for painting in the regions of South Africa. Materials like Iron Oxide and Charcoal were used as a binder. However, as civilizations emerged and the art of paint making became common, …
