Touch-up Paint Sample Clauses

Touch-up Paint. The Contractor shall provide the County with a minimum of one (1) un-open gallon of paint for each color of finish coat for touch-up purposes that the County may need to accomplish.
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Touch-up Paint. At the conclusion project the contractor will provide the tenant with one quart of each paint color used on the project. The paint will be in sealed one quart metal cans. Each can will be labeled with the manufactures name, the sheen, the paint color or name and any identifying numbers. There will be no objects in the can such as paint rollers. Contractor will provide the two copies of the MSDS sheets for paint used. One to be left with the tenant and one included in the close out package
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Touch-up Paint. Touch up paint is considered normal wear and tear, and is the responsibility of the Owner. We recommend Owner provide extra paint, as many tenants like to touch up while they live in the house, and it helps the house show better to future rental prospects. It also ensures that the Tenants use the RIGHT color and sheen of paint, avoiding costly repairs at the end of the tenancy. Flat paint in the common areas touches up the best, but eggshell, satin, and semi-gloss are recommended in the kitchen and bathrooms.
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