Explore Colours with Rayneau's Paint Matching System

If you've never taken advantage of our awesome color matching abilities, you've really been missing something great! We can color match paint colors for our customers off of just about anything.

Sometimes it can be hard, to find a shade of paint to match your décor needs. But with Rayneau paint matching system you can create any colour you wish. Whether you need to paint your bathroom, bedroom, living room or kitchen, you will be able to create the ideal shade with the colour mixing system from Rayneau at Corinth.

Rayneau's paint mixing range boasts over 12,000 colours and a wide variety of finishes. Any colour can be mixed in your desired finish. Simply bring a flat, dry sample of the colour into store at Corinth  where we have a state of the art paint mixing machine on the store floor which enables us to mix your paint in less than 5 minutes. 

Depending on the paint brands available in store, Michael Sebastien, our CSR for the paint department, will scan the item using a spectrophotometer. Michael says, "I've had curtains, carpets, you name it and someone has brought it in to have it colour matched." 

Our super high-tech computer system does the work of reading your colour and telling us what the best formula would be for you. What you'll need is a sample of the color that's about 1" x 1" in size. So if you have an area that you can remove from the damaged wall or perhaps some left on the can, that will do just fine.

It’s worth bearing in mind that getting a 100% match isn’t always possible. Factors that influence colour tinting accuracy include:
1  -  material - light reflectance can distort colour. Typical examples are silks,  velvets, 2   thick pile or woven fabrics, glossy paper, metallic objects;

2  -  tone – mid shades are the most accurate

3  -  finish – a gloss paint created by scanning and matching the colour from a matt surface sample will look slightly different.

Finally,wherever we go we respond to colour, but the importance of colour is often underestimated. Colour use is important to us personally in our homes and in the places where we work.