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Get Free Reblended Paint From Escambia County On Thursdays
August 1, 2023
Escambia County offers free reblended paint in five gallon buckets.
The paint is available every Thursday from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Perdido Landfill on Beulah Road. It is offered to the public for free in exchange for a new five gallon bucket with a lid (available at local hardware stores). Available colors may include beige, black, blue, brown, green, gray, orange, pink, purple, red, yellow and white.
Citizens can also dispose of up to 20 gallons of latex and oil-based paint at a time at the landfill at no charge. Latex paint is screened twice, reblended and put into new five-gallon buckets.
Call (850) 937-2160 for additional information and color availability.
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7 Responses to “Get Free Reblended Paint From Escambia County On Thursdays”
Never heard of this before! What a great resource! Does anyone know if it’s all flat paint or are there semi gloss etc. Thanks!
I use to get this paint and it was such a blessing. I was so thankful for it cause paint isn’t cheap. I repainted my who 1600 sq ft house for free. Thank you so very much for doing this Escambia County. Plus it’s so much better than putting it in the ground
Is it interior or exterior? Sounds like a great plan.
Do you have to be a Florida resident? I’m in Alabama near the state line.
How many of these can you get for free at one time?
“So we can’t get recycling right but we blend paint???”
Not the same people.
Blended paint is Escambia County Solid Waste. Recycling is ECUA. Two different government agencies.
So we can’t get recycling right but we blend paint??? Serious planning and management issues