Oslo HomeTouch Up Paint, 20ml, Matte, Comparable Match of Sherwin Williams Drift of Mist

This is definitely overpriced for how much you get. But it is so convenient to have for very small spots. No having to find a paint brush and making a mess with pouring out paint then washing brushes. This was a great purchase! And as far as I can tell it is an exact match to agreeable gray. I have only done very tiny spots with it though.

The Oslo touch-up paint has been perfect for small jobs around my apartment. The bright white works well on white trim, and the gray color I chose happened to match a wall paint perfectly. The paint was really easy to use, with a viscosity that was easy to manage without drips. I thought the price was fair. I was really happy with my purchase and would recommend the paint to others.

Great and easy way to touch up. Color was exact match.

I bought this to match SW Worldly Gray, which is my bathroom paint color, and it is a great match. My walls are a satin and this is matte, but for tiny touch-ups, I can’t see a difference. This is best for tiny touch-ups and chips, because it’s the size of a bottle of nail polish. It is not going to go far at all.A caution about touching up any walls, with any type of paint: Unless you have your original can of paint, and you mixed it really well originally and again before using it for touch-up, you may see a color difference. I notice it more in some brands than others, and the amount of pigment in your paint matters too. But if you mix one drop of a pigment into a gallon of paint, the likelihood that you perfectly, evenly mix those colors when shaking the can is low. A touch-up is going to be very visible if you originally sprayed the wall paint, or if you applied the paint thinly with a roller, and especially if the sheen is different. The best trick to avoid obvious touch-ups is to dab the touch-up paint on the wall, then rub your finger over the edges of the wet paint to blend it in. If it’s in a place with bright light and it’s still obvious, you may need to just repaint the whole wall.This is nice to have on hand if you really don’t want to store even a sample sized paint, if you don’t own a paint brush, if you don’t have access to a paint or hardware store, or maybe if you’re so sensitive to chips in paint that you want to keep one of these in every room. It is much more cost-effective to go buy a sample size or quart of your paint color, if you can. I would have loved to see this 2 or 3 times the size, as it would still be a convenient little jar to keep handy, but would be able to cover more touch ups. I imagine the biggest cost for Oslo is in the labor to mix the colors and package them in tiny jars, not in the actual number of ounces included.

My home is painted with the Sherwin Williams Repose Gray paint, and I needed some touch up paint to cover small knicks on the wall. This Oslo repose gray touch up paint matches perfectly. I'm buying another bottle as backup just in case.