The Tobacconist by Coat is a deep warm yellow. Hex: #62502A. RGB: 98, 80, 42. Price: approximately £22.40 per litre. The nearest equivalent from another manufacturer is Johnstone's Twig Basket (ΔE 2.6, “near-identical”), priced at approximately £12.36 per litre. Other close matches include Johnstone's Muddy River (ΔE 2.6) and Little Greene Light Bronze Green (ΔE 3.4).

The Tobacconist by Coat

Hex: #62502A
RGB: 98, 80, 42
Manufacturer: Coat
Price per litre: £22.40
Price per m² (?): £4.48

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Nearest matches from other manufacturers

Colour	Manufacturer	ΔE	Match quality	Price/L	Price/m² (?)
Twig Basket	Johnstone's	2.6	Near-identical	£12.36 (£10.04 less)	£2.06
Muddy River	Johnstone's	2.6	Near-identical	£12.36 (£10.04 less)	£2.06
Light Bronze Green (No.3)	Little Greene	3.4	Very close	£28.00 (£5.60 more)	£4.31
Olive Wood	Johnstone's	3.5	Very close	£12.36 (£10.04 less)	£2.06
Sphagnum Moss	Johnstone's	4.8	Very close	£12.36 (£10.04 less)	£2.06
Russian Olive	Johnstone's	4.8	Very close	£12.36 (£10.04 less)	£2.06
Seasoned Acorn	Johnstone's	4.9	Very close	£12.36 (£10.04 less)	£2.06
Dark olive (No.10 C 39)	BS 4800	5.3	Similar	—	—
Olive brown (No.8008)	RAL Classic	5.7	Similar	—	—

Twig Basket Johnstone's

Near-identical ΔE 2.6

£12.36/L £2.06/m²

Muddy River Johnstone's

Near-identical ΔE 2.6

£12.36/L £2.06/m²

Light Bronze Green Little Greene

Very close ΔE 3.4

£28.00/L £4.31/m²

Olive Wood Johnstone's

Very close ΔE 3.5

£12.36/L £2.06/m²

Sphagnum Moss Johnstone's

Very close ΔE 4.8

£12.36/L £2.06/m²

Russian Olive Johnstone's

Very close ΔE 4.8

£12.36/L £2.06/m²

Seasoned Acorn Johnstone's

Olive brown RAL Classic

Similar ΔE 5.7

Colour neighbourhood

Coverage & application

Manufacturer figures from the Coat Product Advice Sheet. Real-world coverage is typically 15-20% lower.

Finish	Coverage	Coats	Sheen	Scrub class	Touch dry	Recoat	VOC
Eggshell PAS	10 m²/L	2	10%	1	1h	4h	30 g/L
Flat Matt PAS	10 m²/L	2	2%	1	30 min	2h	2.9 g/L
Floor Paint PAS	10 m²/L	2	20%	1	1h	4h	10 g/L
Soft Sheen PAS	10 m²/L	2	10%	1	2h	4h	30 g/L

Surface preparation by substrate

Eggshell

General application: Stir thoroughly before use. Apply 2 coats of COAT paint by brush or roller or application. If light or bright colours are to be used an additional coat may be required. Tones of separate batches may vary slightly, for colour consistency purchase sufficient paint for the complete job at one time. Preparation of the surface to be painted is vital to the performance of your COAT paint. ● Make good any structural cracks or defects and match the finish to the existing substrate. Use flexible fillers only. ● Wash down and remove old flaking or defective coating. ● A glossy painted surface must be sanded to a matt finish prior to applying the first coat of paint. Avoid the inhalation of dust. Wear a suitable face mask when dry sanding. ● Bare metal requires a suitable primer. ● COAT paints are self-priming, however if a heavily repaired substrate has a wide variation of porosity and colours, priming is recommended as a first coat to create an even base colour. ● For interior use, prime new, bare and porous surfaces using one coat of the appropriate COAT paint, thinned with water (1 part water, 9 parts paint). (Do not apply at temperatures below 5oC).

Flat Matt

General application: Stir thoroughly before use. Apply 2 coats of COAT paint by brush or roller application. If light or bright colours are to be used an additional coat may be required. Tones of separate batches may vary slightly, for colour consistency purchase sufficient paint for the complete job at one time. Preparation of the surface to be painted is vital to the performance of your COAT paint. ● Make good any structural cracks or defects and match the finish to the existing substrate. Use flexible fillers only. ● Wash down and remove old flaking or defective coating. ● A glossy painted surface must be sanded to a matt finish prior to applying the first coat of paint. Avoid the inhalation of dust. Wear a suitable face mask when dry sanding. ● Bare metal requires a suitable primer. ● COAT paints are self-priming, however if a heavily repaired substrate has a wide variation of porosity and colours, priming is recommended as a first coat to create an even base colour. ● For interior use, prime new, bare and porous surfaces using one coat of the appropriate COAT paint, thinned with water (1 part water, 9 parts paint). (Do not apply at temperatures below 5oC).

Floor Paint

General application: Stir thoroughly before use. Apply 2 coats of COAT paint by brush or roller or application. If light or bright colours are to be used an additional coat may be required. Tones of separate batches may vary slightly, for colour consistency purchase sufficient paint for the complete job at one time. Preparation of the surface to be painted is vital to the performance of your COAT paint. ● Make good any structural cracks or defects and match the ﬁnish to the existing substrate. Use ﬂexible ﬁllers only. ● Wash down and remove old ﬂaking or defective coating. ● A glossy painted surface must be sanded to a matt ﬁnish prior to applying the ﬁrst coat of paint. Avoid the inhalation of dust. Wear a suitable face mask when dry sanding. ● COAT paints are self-priming, however if a heavily repaired substrate has a wide variation of porosity and colours, priming is recommended as a ﬁrst coat to create an even base colour. ● For interior use, prime new, bare and porous surfaces using one coat of the appropriate COAT paint, thinned with water (1 part water, 9 parts paint). ● Ensure new concrete is thoroughly dried and cured before painting on it. Algae, fungal or mould growth should be removed and treated with a fungicidal wash. Walk on after 24 hours. (Do not apply at temperatures below 5oC).

Soft Sheen

General application: Stir thoroughly before use. Apply 2 coats of COAT paint by brush or roller application. If light or bright colours are to be used an additional coat may be required. Tones of separate batches may vary slightly, for colour consistency purchase sufficient paint for the complete job at one time. Preparation of the surface to be painted is vital to the performance of your COAT paint. ● Make good any structural cracks or defects and match the finish to the existing substrate. Use flexible fillers only. ● Surfaces affected by mould growth should be treated with a fungicidal wash and mould inhibitor and allow to dry thoroughly before painting. ● Wash down and remove old flaking or defective coating. ● A glossy painted surface must be sanded to a matt finish prior to applying the first coat of paint. Avoid the inhalation of dust. Wear a suitable face mask when dry sanding. ● COAT paints are self-priming, however if a heavily repaired substrate has a wide variation of porosity and colours, priming is recommended as a first coat to create an even base colour. ● For interior use, prime new, bare and porous surfaces using one coat of the appropriate COAT paint, thinned with water (1 part water, 9 parts paint). (Do not apply at temperatures below 5oC).

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