Introduction Now your associates
can possess the skill and knowledge they need to
make better decisions regarding color selections
and can provide educated opinions concerning
paint color and textures and its affects to
customers while in the field. What better
environment than a paint store with a tinting
professional as your assistant to learn color
tinting and color theory. Primary and secondary
color, hue, intermediate colors, LRV, primer
color selection, along with tinting procedure
are just a few things that this course offers
your team member! This class will also present
color scheming and why colors look good together
(or not) as well as how color can change the
mood or dimension of a room. Students will
discuss color schemes such as: complementary,
monochromatic, analogous, warm and cool colors.
We will also define and study decorative
painting including faux methods. Decorative
painting projects involve more than just putting
paint on the wall. This class will help ensure
that the time and creativity that is required
will be worth the painters effort and cost to
your clients.
Description Covers the theory and
definition of color; procedures for mixing,
tinting and matching colors; use of the color
wheel; and the Munsell, Federal Standard 595B,
and other color systems. Conveys basic knowledge
and history of the different types decorative
painting and typical application methods and
tools.
