The True Cost of Paint

The True Cost of Paint

One of the most common reactions we hear from customers is surprise when they learn how much paint actually costs.

Many people assume the majority of the cost of a painting job is labour, but in reality, quality paint and materials can make up a significant portion of the overall project.

Over the years, the price of paint has increased significantly as products have improved and become more durable.

Back in the 1990s, a standard tin of paint could cost around $40 to $60 depending on the brand and type.

Today, depending on the quality and type of product, a 10 litre tin of paint can range anywhere from around $110 to $300+

When we talk about painting a home, the cost of paint alone can add up quickly. For example, painting a standard three bedroom house can require multiple tins of paint across different surfaces including walls, ceilings, trims and sometimes exterior areas.

In many cases, the paint alone can cost anywhere from $1,200 to $3,000 or more, depending on the size of the home, the number of coats required and the quality of products used.

This is often surprising for customers who may not realise how much material is required to achieve a quality finish.

At the same time, using high quality paint is essential. Products from trusted brands such as Dulux provide better coverage, durability and performance in Australian conditions. That’s why at Roller Kings Painting we primarily work with quality paints that we know will deliver long lasting results.

While good paint costs more upfront, it helps ensure a better finish and a paint job that lasts for many years.

A professional paint job is not just about colour. It is about using the right products, preparing surfaces properly and applying the paint in a way that protects and improves your property

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