Jon D wrote:
I am filling some former screw holes in my window sill which is made
up of tiles painted dark-red.

Is there a good way to colour or to tint the filler itself to make it
match the colour of the paint on the window sill.

mix the filler with coloured emulsion.

NT

"Jon D" wrote in message
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I am filling some former screw holes in my window sill which is made
up of tiles painted dark-red.

Is there a good way to colour or to tint the filler itself to make it
match the colour of the paint on the window sill.

I didn't paint the tiles originally so I don't have the gloss paint.

What is the best way to sort this out?

You could use one of the pigments available for colouring limewash. Look up
"lime putty suppliers" on Google and one of them should have it, or perhaps
Anna Kettle can point you towards a source.

Jon D wrote:
I am filling some former screw holes in my window sill which is made
up of tiles painted dark-red.

Is there a good way to colour or to tint the filler itself to make it
match the colour of the paint on the window sill.

I didn't paint the tiles originally so I don't have the gloss paint.

What is the best way to sort this out?

Could you not fill and then repaint the whole sill a different colour?