ReColour is a range of high opacity emulsion paints for walls and ceilings which has been remanufactured from surplus paint that has been treated, filtered and blended into 32 fabulous colours.

The high opacity regulator that we add means you get better coverage with fewer coats. Typically one litre covers approximately 10 -12 square metres per single coat.

This Tough Enough Emulsion paint suitable for walls and ceilings in high traffic areas such as hallways, mud rooms, utility rooms, games rooms, changing rooms, community centres and even shops.

Softly silky finish is good for reflecting light, so you can have a warm grey without the gloom.

Thick and creamy paint makes transferring to the wall less messy making sure that more of the paint ends up where you want it.

Our hand selected process ensures that we balance out the best qualities of the rescued paints that we add, that way you get a consistently good quality paint that doesn’t cost the earth.

Blended from 99% rescued surplus paint means that we’re keeping paint out of landfill so you can put it on walls and ceilings.

The micro filtration process means you get an ultra smooth paint so that you can create a great looking finish.

Manufactured in Cambridgeshire by the UK’s First Centre for Social Reuse, you can be assured of minimal transport emissions.

Great value, both social and environmentally because its been created by experienced social entrepreneurs with a passion for supporting people while protecting the planet.

Does good things because its made by a small team that live locally to the factory which is run by CCORRN a social enterprise that exists ensure resources are kept in circulation rather than being wasted.

Your purchase supports the community as we have no share holders and are community owned so all profits are reinvested in people and planet positive initiatives.

Water based means that its touch dry in 2-4 hours and its easy to clean rollers and brushes in warm soapy water.

Recycled Plastic container means that we are reducing the use of virgin materials and increasing use of recycled plastic which keeps it out of landfill and the natural environment.