The color is quite dull. It looks more like a gray beige than sand. It's not exactly what it seems. However, it is a very nice color, I do not doubt that.

If you are going to paint wood, you definitely need to sand it first, otherwise it won't work.
Prefer more intense colors because I bought mint and I had to add a little amount of dark antique green to get the shade shown in the photo :/
It spreads nicely, dries quickly, but I don't have an opinion on durability yet.

Good as a color, nice application and excellent coverage (exceptional, with one hand it "buries" any color underneath).

The only problem is, as I can see from the other comments about the other shades, that the shades have no relation to the color chart. If you have a big or "serious" project in mind, it would be good to only get one package and do some testing first.

So, for the honey shade, it is not honey but very light beige (almost like "Coconut" on the color chart). And that's how it turned out when painting a furniture piece that was dark walnut (very dark) with one hand, so it doesn't matter in the final shade if the base is dark-colored.

The Black asphalt, as mentioned before, is a dark gray color. Without any sanding, I painted a dresser. The application was done with a small, fluffy roller.

From the first hand, the result was excellent. However, I decided to do a second one. I was amazed!

It's worth every penny until the last euro. We won't paint the whole house in the end. It's a special color that will be applied to some selected pieces.

I repeat, it became new where I would have replaced it. Instead of 100 euros, I spent 16 and cleaned up!

Very good and very covering. The black asphalt is a dark gray (mouse) that I really liked. Although a bit expensive, it suited me tremendously.

Excellent product in all aspects... except for its price. However, it is worth its high cost.
First of all, Grafito is not exactly gray, but it creates an exceptional shade of... dark blue with gray.
It was used on a 10-year-old wooden furniture, with the previous color being satin white, which it changed impressively. However, it required two coats.
Three melamine furniture pieces were also painted, one in combination with Frappe, but the second color did not have the same results, mainly in terms of shade. Only one coat was applied to these pieces and the results are impeccable.
Overall, 1 liter was needed for everything.
For this specific color, the results are all positive. Ideal for melamine furniture as well as wooden ones, depending on the condition of the furniture, one coat may be sufficient.