Foampro 120 Color Test Sample Board 12x10 Inches

Product Description

The FOAMPRO 120 is an economical color test sample board designed to help painters and homeowners evaluate paint colors before committing to a full application. Measuring 12 inches by 10 inches, the board provides a generous surface for applying test swatches of paint or stain. A built-in label area lets the user record the brand, color name, and date directly on the board, keeping job-site color selections organized. It is a standard tool in residential painting workflows and is commonly stocked by painting contractors and decorating professionals.

The sample board is suited for use in residential painting projects where accurate color evaluation across different lighting conditions is essential. Painters and decorators can move the board from room to room to observe how ambient and artificial lighting affect the chosen color. The board is also lightweight and easy to transport to flooring, fabric, or furniture showrooms for on-site color matching. It is a practical addition to any painter's toolkit during the pre-application planning phase.

Key Features

• 12-inch by 10-inch surface provides ample space for paint or stain test swatches
• Portable and lightweight for easy room-to-room and off-site color comparison
• Built-in label area for recording brand, color name, and date
• Helps match paint selections to carpet, fabric, or furniture in different lighting conditions
• Economical design suited for single-use or multi-color comparison applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose accessory compatible with standard interior and exterior latex and oil-based paints and stains for residential painting applications.

Installation Notes

Apply paint or stain to the board surface using a brush or roller in the same manner as the intended full application. Allow the swatch to dry fully before evaluating the color, as wet paint will appear darker than the cured finish. Compare the dried board sample under multiple lighting conditions, including natural daylight and the room's artificial lighting, before making a final color selection.