Emmaus Mossley is a new ReColour stockist, selling a range of colours in matt and silk emulsion.
The secondhand superstore not only generates an income to help sustain the charity, but it also offers work and training opportunities to formerly homeless individuals. They partner with our remanufacturing centres in Cambridgeshire and on the Wirral to stock ReColour paint.
You can read more about the paint that is now stocked on the Emmaus Mossley website here.
ReciproCity Wirral, one of our ReColour manufacturing centres, receive regular paint orders (see photo below). The paint orders are then delivered by courier to our customers. 
We make ReColour using innovative technology to filter, treat and blend leftover paint to create a range of beautiful emulsions, masonry and chalk paints. They are great quality, affordable and environmentally friendly too!
Our ReColour paint is £1.20 a litre for our coloured Matt emulsion. However, our Brilliant White and Magnolia Matt emulsion is only £1 a litre. For the full range of colours and to find out how to place an order click here.
ROAR giver their barn a paint makeover for their new rescue ponies. ROAR are a not for profit, recovery housing project who offer a safe, secure and supportive environment for those who may have suffered from mental health difficulties, addiction issues or have been homeless.
The charity rescued three badly neglected ponies. They hope to provide equine psychotherapy in the future to individuals staying at the housing project.
Barn the ponies would be staying in required a revamp, so ROAR purchased Brilliant White and Gorgeous Grey from Community RePaint Wirral. With the help of volunteers, they painted and transformed the stables.
Stables before and after the paint makeover
If you need paint for your own project, we can help. Find out more here.
Homeowner, Simon sent us excellent feedback on the ReColour he purchased to decorate his home.
“We needed to decorate our hallway and decided to purchase 5 litres of ReColour Chilled Coffee in Matt emulsion to use on a feature wall, to complement the Almond White on other walls. The paint was very easy to apply and it was a lovely creamy consistency! It covered really well in two coats over an off-white background and we are very pleased with the results“.
We always love hearing how you’ve used your paint from our schemes. Get in touch with us to tell us your own home decoration stories. Visit our Facebook page for more home inspiration.
Do you need inspiration on how to redecorate your home, office or community space? Community RePaint Wirral have shared photos from some of their customer’s paint projects.
Inspired to redecorate? If so, you can purchase ReColour paint from either Community RePaint Wirral or Community RePaint Cambridgeshire. You can find out more here about ordering paint online to be delivered.
For smaller quantities of paint, you can find your nearest Community RePaint scheme here. But don’t forget to ask if they stock ReColour paint.
Alvanley Cricket Club make good use of the paint for their club.
The Garden Village Hub, a community centre in Wrexham is redecorated in time for the Christmas Fayre. The Garden Village Hub, a children’s hub for the community of Garden Village, provides a space for youth groups.
Local decorator, Danny Mac, painted the community centre using a bright blue and magnolia emulsion.
See before and after photos community centre redecoration below.
Are you a community organization with a large space or building in need of redecoration? Our ReColour paint is of good quality and cheaper than leading brands. Find out more about our remanufactured paint ReColour here.
You can now purchase paint from St Nicholas Hospice Care from Barton Road and Mill Street in Bury Saint Edmunds. St Nicholas Hospice Care is a charity who provides help, advice and support to people in the final chapters of their life.
If you would like to purchase our ReColour emulsion paint from either shops we recommend that you call in advance to check stock.
Fitness studio redecoration completed by Quest Taekwondo, brightens up the venue. Quest Taekwondo purchased our ReColour paint in Brilliant White from our scheme in Wirral, run by Recipro-UK. Volunteers from the club helped to paint the centre and it has made a fantastic difference.
Quest Taekwondo aims to increase participation in Taekwondo by promoting fitness and keeping active for all ages. Most importantly, they aim to create a sense of belonging for all, regardless of level or capability.
Stuart Rogers, from Quest Taekwondo said “As you can see the paint has really made a difference to the space and the look of the building. It looks amazing and we are so grateful for your help”.
If you are a community organisation or fitness studio in need of large quantities of affordable paint you can find out more here.
Are you looking for paint in Wrexham? If so, we are excited to announce that Nightingale House Hospice has recently started stocking our remanufactured paint ReColour in Wrexham.
Nightingale House Hospice provide free specialist palliative care services, to patients and their families. If you would like to purchase paint you can visit their store in Buckley, Wrexham or Mold.
Do you want to find out more about our remanufactured paint ReColour? Visit our ReColour page here.
AkzoNobel (Dulux) have been working with Community RePaint for over 20 years to address the issue of unused, surplus paint. This partnership has enabled our network of paint re-use schemes to develop and grow. Our 75 schemes redistribute over 300,000 litres of paint each year. Later this year we will launch our first ever remanufacturing hub at our scheme in Cambridge which is hosted by CCORRN. The remanufacturing hub has been developed in partnership with AkzoNobel, Newlife Paints and Resource Futures, who manage the Community RePaint Network. The aim is to redistribute the remanufactured paint to charities, community groups and individuals through the Community RePaint Network.
Likewise, the hub will provide larger quantities of unused paint to be collected and reprocessed. However this alone will not address the huge quantities of re-usable paint which enter the waste stream each year. AkzoNobel are calling for government and industry to work together and share expertise. This will help to make a difference to the environment and communities in the UK. In summary, the recommendations laid out in a report outline how manufacturers, consumers and government can collectively address the current barriers to paint re-use and remanufacturing.
More details about the launch can be found here.